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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1896
Page
2
A fragment lists subscription terms for the Silver State newspaper including prices for one year and six months by mail, weekly carrier delivery, and ad rates per square with liberal reductions for regular advertisers. It mentions a person authorized to collect and remit subscription payments.
The American argues for restoring farmer prosperity by elevating silver prices through reintroducing silver minting. It contends higher silver demand raises silver prices, lowers gold demand, and boosts cotton and wheat prices in silver-using markets, benefiting manufacturers and workers through a stronger home market.
Mr. Newlands works to remedy an injustice facing pension claimants by cutting long and expensive trips to examining physicians. He seeks appointment of examining physicians in different parts of the state.
Congressman Newlands wins a monthly pension raise to 72 dollars for Libbens Carpenter of Carson City, identified as father of Ford A Carpenter. The move expands veteran or dependent benefits and reflects congressional action to boost support for local constituents.
Ad claims purifying blood as true cure and nerve tonic with Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy. The text emphasizes blood cleansing benefits and vitality through the product.
The 1870 coinage bill omits silver dollar provisions, becomes law in 1873, demonetizes silver, and shifts the U S toward a gold standard. The piece argues European coinage moves and urges continuation of silver coinage to restore full gold and silver payments, boosting markets and debt settlement.
Dissolution of the co partnership in the delivery stable business of Chas Owen & Co at Winnemucca Nevada by mutual consent L L Rickard retires All accounts owed to the firm to be paid to Chas A Owen who will collect and receipt Debts due by the firm to be paid by him Winnemucca Feb 24 1896 L J Rickard Chas A Owen
The county commissioners of Numboldt County Nevada announce no bills for material or labor will be allowed unless authorized by the board order. By order of the Board L. F. Dunn, Clerk.
The executor Eugene Cozzens announces a 90 day claim period for creditors and others with claims against the estate of John Reese deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers to the executor at his Lovelock Nevada office for settlement of estate matters.
I am owner of the cordwood cut in the Kennedy hills to Paoletti Pao letti Priano and warn against purchasing from any person. Legal proceedings will be taken against anyone disposing of said cordwood or possessing any part of it. dzimt FANNT JANNL.
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