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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1894
Page
2
The notice lists subscription terms for the Silver State with mail and carrier options and prices per year and half year. It also details advertising rates for one square and subsequent insertions. A named collector is authorized to receive subscriptions and receipts.
A heated exchange features miners and owners with Governor Waite, as the Mine Owners' Combine cautions militia action against miners paid two dollars a day while Populists pledge resistance. The dialogue hints at violent intimidation by armed groups and powerful finance.
A letter from Wessington Springs mocks Congressman Jerry Simpson and calls out both major parties for corruption and wage bondage. The writer warns against the goldbug theme and hints at forthcoming Silver party campaigns in 1894.
An exchange argues that the business downturn and economic unrest stem from drifting from strict equality as class distinctions through legislation segregate activities. It claims all classes are not allowed to keep step in a unified economic effort.
The passage argues that broad progress benefits many more people than catering to a few. It condemns extreme specialization or concentrated advantages that leave others behind and urges education and civic pride to elevate the average citizen. It warns educated leaders to seek wisdom from the populace and favors collective advancement over single fortunes.
Advertisement claims perfect health is rare due to impure blood and asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and restores health.
An advertisement urging readers to call for low prices on flour mill products and groceries to save money before shopping elsewhere. Also notes Laptes celluloid belts in black and white sold at F C Robins Co.
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