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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1895
Page
2
Subscription and advertising rates for the Silver State Paradise and Lavelock editions. One year by mail costs six cents. carrier delivery 25 cents per week. Advertising rates list square measurements with discounts for regular advertisers. Authorized collectors named for subscriptions in Paradise and Lavelock.
A 1895 weather report from the U S Department of Agriculture notes temperatures from 41 to 30 degrees and steady barometric pressure with no precipitation. A separate piece condemns Assembly bill No 91 as special legislation aimed at curbing militia companies outside Virginia City Carson and possibly Reno, arguing eastern Nevada deserves equal representation.
The Sacramento Bee accuses Grover Cleveland of secretly colluding with a syndicate on February 8 to sell bonds for gold at a fixed rate, alleging bonds rose to $1 1615 in New York on February ??? yielding a $7 500 000 profit for schemers and branding him a fool or a scoundrel.
The Professional Woman's league and the Professional Man's league exchange remarks about justice and generosity between the sexes. The comments suggest a temporary truce and hint at gender tensions in the city.
David B. James, a forty niner who walked from the Missouri River, advocated a Pacific coast republic in a San Francisco lecture. He argued peaceful secession and a West based cabinet and presidency, claiming the East would be taxed to support it without firing a gun.
A slice of a late 19th or early 20th century page shows bold rhetoric for western empire and prosperity, an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar reward, and notices selling legal blanks for justice offices. The text mixes political boosters, testimonials, and commercial pitches.
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