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Newspaper

Silver State

Location

Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1895

Page

2

Subscription Rates and Advertising Terms Listed

The notice lists subscription options: one copy for one year by mail, six months by mail, and carrier delivery at 25 cents per week. Advertising rates include a first insertion for ten lines with no square charge, then 50 cents per square for subsequent insertions, with a 100 percent reduction for regular advertisers. It notes authorized collectors for subscriptions to the SILVER State paradise and to Lovelock.

Case Paradise Lovelock District Court OF the Sec.ond Judicial District State of Nevada Haamboldt Alexander Montgomery F. Goad Winnemucca Hambol M. W. Haviland Windutsteater D. & Triman Silver State Building Windomnces Humboldt County Carl Haviland M.W. Hart Winnemuces, Nev Jetm

Bimetallic Union Declines Memphis Delegates

The Bimetallic union of Utah will send no delegates to the Memphis silver convention. Mr. Bartine of Nevada was urged to go but could not attend due to business. The Carson Appeal notes Republican papers push novel government ideas and the New Orleans bimetallic convention opens today with addresses by William J. Bryan and H. D. Money.

Bimetallic Union of Utah Bartine Nevada Carson New Orleans William J. Bryan Nebraska H. D. Money Mississippi

Metallurgical Skill in Ancient Copper Work

Otis T. Mason notes a practice of covering wooden objects with copper among early native races in North and South America. He cites further cases of copper objects sheathed in silver and gold, indicating advanced cold hammering and overlying techniques used by aborigines in the Mississippi valley and South America.

Otis T. Mason North South America Mississippi Valley

Copper sheet from nugget by Indian method cited

A New York Times snippet notes Joseph D. McGuire successfully turning a copper nugget into a thin sheet on a stone anvil using a hammer and sanded polishing. The ad also promotes Hoods Sarsaparilla for pure blood and No-To-Bac for tobacco habit cure, with Sterling Remedy Co. offering a ton of Eastern alfalfa seed. The fragment ends with Rersnarr & Co. mentioned.

Lake Superior Joseph D. McGuire New York Times W. A. Brown Sterling Remedy Co New York Chicago Rersnarr & Co

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