Classified Notice of Silver State Publishing Rates
Public notice detailing subscription prices and advertising rates for the Silver State newspaper. Includes office address, carrier delivery cost, and authorized agents for subscription collections.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1894
Page
2
Public notice detailing subscription prices and advertising rates for the Silver State newspaper. Includes office address, carrier delivery cost, and authorized agents for subscription collections.
U S Department of Agriculture Winnemucca Station reports 24 hour weather ending 8 PM with mean barometer 25.31 inches and temperatures from 24 to 41 degrees. Wind from the west at up to 55 miles per hour. precipitation 0.10 inches. Minimum temperature forecast for March 17 is 24 degrees.
The passage argues Eastern Republicans are staunchly anti silver and will not yield on seigniorage. It notes Quay might vote against the bill if it defeats it and urges voters to reject silver critics. Western Republicans in Nevada are challenged by Senator Stewart’s defiance and silver advocates pledge to follow him in the upcoming election.
A Denver dispute pits city officials against state forces over a supreme court ruling. Judge Graham sides with protesters as Governor Waite calls out militia to restore order after removing two officials for dereliction. Tensions rise as toppled officials refuse to relinquish power, fueling a constitutional confrontation.
The industrial army readies for a Washington march to petition Congress for relief. In Los Angeles 850 soldiers bivouac while other units in the Middle and Eastern states move to camp. The War Department has been asked for transport and rations.
A rallying call argues that Chase camping grounds are set for the army at the capital city and predicts harm. The author says the two old parties in congress favor laboring classes only at distance and urges workers to demonstrate at the ballot box to ring out the old parties and ring in the new.
The Cleveland administration names Marion Erwin a Republican to Judge Emory Speer's court post. In Macon Georgia admirers allegedly egg General Weaver and wife as speeches and resolutions arise over a Republican appointment. Some resolutions claim incendiary intent while others do not change the fact Erwin draws his salary.
An advertisement urges readers to combat run down feelings from warm weather with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and claims it purifies blood and strengthens the body. It also promotes Hood’s Pills and Simmons Liver Regulator as reliable family medicines for digestive and liver issues.
A fifty year old remedy claims to calm teething pain and cure related symptoms in children. The advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as safe and effective, with price twenty five cents and worldwide druggist availability. It also cites Krause's Headache Capsules and Hall's Hair Renewer as other products, with testimonial from Norman Lichty.
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