Silver State newspaper notice and subscription terms
Mie. Silver State block at Cor Bridge and Fourth Sts lists subscription rates: one copy one year by mail, six months by mail, and 25 cents per week for carrier delivery. Advertising rates: one square ten lines first insertion 20 cents, each additional insertion 1 cent. mentions liberal reductions for regular advertisers and outlines collection authorizations for the Silver State.
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Mie
Silver State” Block, Cor
The Silver Situation
A Philadelphia Evening Item analysis argues for free coinage at the current ratio and a shift away from the gold standard. It notes a growing merchant and manufacturer movement toward silver, cites Gladstone and Germany, and warns that continued silver depreciation harms wheat, cotton, and related producers.
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Philadelphia, Penn
United States
Gladstone
England
Germany
Europe
Rothschild
Silver Coinage Urged To Ease Nation's Financial Strains
The author argues farmers face hardship and possible unrest as rail transport and pricing fail. Gold exports threaten trade stability, with the treasury at risk of depletion. The piece calls for restoring silver to its old par relation via free coinage to stabilize the economy.
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United States
Postmaster Killed in Kansas Feud Over Office
P H Geetan Big Springs postmaster was shot dead by Fred Hill on Wednesday amid long service disputes. The killing stemmed from hard feelings over the post office leadership after Geetan kept the post for four years and refused to yield. The piece also notes partisan tension in Nevada as a contrast to violence over political control.
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P. H. Geetan
Big Springs
Kans
Fred Hill
Greetan
Nevada
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Blood Diseases
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a conqueror of all blood diseases and endorses Simmons Liver Regulator as an excellent appetizing tonic. It cautions against digestive pills and purgatives and recommends Ayer's Sarsaparilla to fortify against weather changes.
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C. W. Clapham
Rgyman
M. FE
Church Creek
Dorchester Co
Maryland
L. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Philadelphia
Hood
Ee Simmons
Pentz
Bishop of
Simmons Liver
Ayer
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Silver State Publishing Company
Silver Brats
Weather Bureau Report
Department OF Agricultre
Winnemucca Station
J. M. Colston
Tam Stor
M. EB
W. ‘Lapham
Homer Davis
Winnemucca, Nevada
Times
Edredon
English Comets
Amoskeag
F.C. Robins & CO
David Bros. & Rose
E Renmart & GD
Family
J. 0
Ayer & Co
Winnemucca
Nev
Henry Busch
Railroad Meat Market
Bridge Street
George Berk
Ik Trans
Board of County Commissioners of
Humboldt County
L. F, Dunn
THE
Fast National Bank
Capital Paie m
F. D. Sweetser
J. Sibbald
GEO
First-Claes Ae
Mutual Life Insurance Company
York
Humboldt Soda and Bottling Works
Depot House
G.A
Krenkel
Waukesha M
Cineckeneek
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