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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1894
Page
2
The Silver State Publishing Company lists subscription terms and advertising rates. It notes a liberal reduction for regular advertisers and mentions authorized collectors for fees and re readings, with addresses at the Silver State block and Fourth Street.
Weather data for the 24 hours ending 5:09 p.m. meridian time shows mean barometer 25.74 inches, maximum temperature 82, minimum 49, mean 66, NE wind, max velocity 15 mph, and no precipitation.
The Sacramento Bee argues government ownership of transcontinental rail lines is the only remedy for current and future railroad crises. It condemns private control, urges federal takeover to protect workers and the public, and calls for unity of business and labor to prevent national ruin.
The piece argues the strike seems to be ending unless a new feature appears to shift matters. Rail managers and government claim victory but have aroused strong antagonism among laborers and the middle class, suggesting earlier peaceable settlement with possible concessions to the ARU would have been prudent.
The paper explains if railroads had asked Pullman to arbitrate, he would not have agreed. It announces regular San Francisco editions will arrive, ending the Silver State telegraphic report due to cost. Gratitude is given to Winnemucca citizens who funded the reports, and a pledge to resume if mail service stalls again.
The remark criticizes a corporation for failing to water its stock quarterly, pay usual dividends, and regularly cut wages by twenty percent annually, calling it a losing game as it undermines investor confidence and employee pay.
The Spring Medicine claims weakness from warm weather requires Hood's Sarsaparilla to purge impurities, restore strength and appetite, and prevent minor ailments from breaking down the system. Also touts Hoop’s Pils and Ayer's Sarsaparilla with claims of cures and proofs on request. W S Porter now in Winne mucca lists Bridge street office. advertisement notes.
A dramatic note extols Hood's as a final cure after all else fails. The claim centers on a miraculous remedy touted to reverse serious illness when other treatments fail, underscoring its dramatic promise and popular confidence in the product.
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