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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1896
Page
2
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Congressmen Newlands argues against the bankruptcy bill section on involuntary bankruptcy citing its bias toward debtors and the silver issue. He links Western distress to mining declines and tariff protection, urging a rational tariff to shield silver and wheat producing states and restore transcontinental railroads.
The speaker warned that free trade endangers national interests and urged a shift toward protection and silver. He argued the United States, a major silver producer, must curb gold’s rise while gold reserves in England France and Germany threaten global producers. He cited three nations holding half the world’s gold and warned of subjection and slavery under current policy.
The Nevada GOP plans a May 9 convention in Virginia City to select delegates for the St. Louis national convention meeting next June. The event stresses guarding the silver interests and careful delegate selection due to the duties assigned.
A reader from Austin Nev reports long suffering from sick headache and failing remedies until a friend recommended Hood's Sarsaparilla. After taking several bottles, the writer says he is a new man in every way.
Hood's Mills cure all liverils. Great clothing bargains at E Reinhart Co. Suits $8 to $12, custom made, half price of $20. Also boy and youth suits, latest styles. Overalls denim 60 cents. Hotel for sale in upper Winnemucca by Thomas Lone. Miss M A Stensine offers home work opportunities by response with stamp. Position Wanted from Kh H S Rye Patch Nev seeking farm or store work.
Advert says nervous worn out women find pure blood nerve and health in Hood's Sarsaparilla. Claims many women experience renewed vitality during trying periods. Local tone and product endorsement highlight health benefits.
An old advertisement claims Tlood's Sarsaparilla can restore strength and appetite for nervous illness and general debility. It promises relief from long standing poor health by presenting itself as a reliable blood purifier and tonic.
A broad call urges every resident to defend personal rights against intimidation by any group. The Leaders of Enterprise stress independence, liberty, and freedom of choice in public life and commerce, citing Pilgrim and Revolutionary roots to rally support for individual rights.
A regional business advertises a strict no seconds policy on canned goods and condemns price gouging on rural buyers. It champions cash payments, warns against mortgages, and proclaims a motto of live and let live with equal justice and neighborly goodwill.
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