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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1880
Page
3
Fragmentary wartime note from the War Department Signal Corps dated June 2 1890 references simultaneous events across multiple stations. The readable fragment provides no clear names locations or outcomes.
Local intelligence notes a new campaign metaphor replacing traditional appeals. The speaker envisages citizens moving like a rectangular parallelogram along its sides to illustrate political power and voting dynamics, anticipating wide popularity in ensuing campaigns.
Agricultural demand increases as farmers recruit seasonal workers for hay fields and ranch labor along the railroad east. Mr Park inson seeks several hands for summer work while gossip notes Johnny Barrett’s return to Tes carora and hints at political betting surrounding a Sharon for Senator bid. A Republican Central Committee meeting is urged for this evening.
A letter to the editor argues county indebtedness is stabilizing and decreasing after 1875, noting last year’s debt is about $2 000 less than the previous year. It cites tax rate moderation, existing permanent improvements, and scrip value as indicators of financial health amid local crime and a political tour by R W Thompson aboard a special railroad car.
Returning from the Cincinnati Convention Colonel A C Ellis reports nationwide enthusiasm for Hyncock and asks what his majority will be. He notes the country is in a blaze of excitement as delegates return home.
Elko reports a disease named black foot affecting calves and yearlings near Humboldt Wells. KE P Hardesty reports heavy losses, with Tone Keogh and Scott Hank noting substantial cattle deaths from the disorder.
The Mountain Sentinel reports Prof Rutan the music teacher was to host a benefit in Union City Oregon on the evening of July 24th as noted in the local paper.
President Greceries reports a fresh shipment at Cikxewrrn’s cash store offering seven pounds of brown sugar or six pounds of white sugar for one dollar. The ad promises modern goods with full value and no worn stock to trigger buyer pity.
A terse ad praises Levy & Co for offering cheap cash prices and a wide selection of goods. The notice leans on the idea that customers choose the store for value and quick purchases.
English fashion event at Frank Fellows featured prior sample items with mentions of Charles Heidsieck wine for attendees. Promoted as refined sustenance for guests.
A customer notes receiving a new own brand coffee claimed as the finest in the market and mentions trying it from Levy and Co.
Local notices promote pure maple sugar from Vermont at 23 cents per pound and compare baking powders. They tout Shilohs Consumption Cure and Porous Plaster, with claims of curing coughs chest and back pain. Also advertised is Shilohs Vitalizer and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, with safety and rest assurances and prices.
Advancing years and heredity cause gray hair and shedding. Aver's Hair Vigor restores faded hair to brown or black, cleanses the scalp, removes dandruff, and stops hair loss. It promotes new growth where follicles remain and leaves hair soft, glossy, and vigorous without staining fabrics.
An 19th century style regional health ad promotes Green's Acuver Flower as a cure for digestive ailments including dyspepsia liver complaint sour stomach and related symptoms. It offers sample bottles for 10 cents and a regular size for 73 cents while noting druggists in the United States carry the remedy.
Summer sale advertises white coats pants and geets at cost from F C Rowrs showing bargain prices and limited stock for shoppers.
SPECIAL LOCALS reports M J Henley appoints Alexander Wise as Agent for Wintu meka and nearby. The Mason Association offers widows and orphans $8500 annual nominal cash to cover about one fourth the cost of a life policy. For information call or visit Second Street near Bridge Winne mu ken. jy6-Iay ALEXander Wish. Levy & Co opens largest stock of dry goods and clothing in the state promising fresh goods and no undersell.
An assortment of three-ply rubber goods, cost-fit clothing sets, and men’s summer hats are advertised by Banxister & Wetherly and Jed E. Bernart & Co. Also featured are Hackmetack perfume by C A DeSaussere and fresh oysters with celery salad at Doc's Luxen Stand.
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