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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1896
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription options for the Silver State including one copy for one year by mail and six months by mail, with delivery by carrier at 26 cents per week. It lists streets such as Block Car Bridge and Fourth Sts as locations involved in distribution.
The Genoa Courier reports March 28 1896 that farmers support broad tire wagons to speed up good roads. It notes possible legislation to regulate tire width, cites Indiana rules as precedent, and predicts the broad tire will arrive with Nevada farmers embracing the idea.
The Salt Lake Mining Review notes Utah men invest in Idaho Oregon California Colorado and Wyoming while others send funds to Salt Lake for Utah mines. The article cites the lure of distant Yukon mining as a delusive belief that remote regions hold greater riches, drawing workers away from local opportunities.
General Warner argued against tariff prosperity by posing a scenario where 20 million farmers earning 50 cents daily could not fund eastern manufacturers enough to employ 20 million factory workers at two dollars a day. He called it a nut for protection advocates to crack.
The Ogden Standard argues Western state delegates should not attend a national conv en tion unless a free coinage candidate is nominated on a free coinage platform. The paper frames this as a strict doctrine for delegates.
Brown and Piper announce arrival of new stock featuring the latest wallpaper patterns. Prices are guaranteed to be right.
A Hindoo prince owns a clock with a gong and bones arranged to form skeletons. At each hour the bones assemble into one to twelve figures, strike the gong, then disassemble. The report adds a health ad for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills, touting purification and nerve support.
A sales notice for mens and ladies shoes plus new Gold Medal school shoes offered at Scamier's Store in Winnemucca. Also buyers Sidney Brown and Neil Kennedy list placer ground and quartz locations for sale in Sage Spring Paradise mining district. Additional listings include 2300 acres of hay land four miles west of Winnemucca, 1000 head of cattle and 30 horses for bargain sale, with agents for all steel Aermotor windmills and towers.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as unique in merit, claiming enormous sales and remarkable cures. It narrates a case of a seven year old boy with rheumatic fever and left hip rheumatism, noting sores on the thigh and supposed lack of help.
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