Silver State Block Car Bridge and Fourth Streets
A fragmented report lists Wice related to a block at Silver State with references to Car Bridge and Fourth Streets. No further readable details clarify the event or responsible parties.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1896
Page
2
A fragmented report lists Wice related to a block at Silver State with references to Car Bridge and Fourth Streets. No further readable details clarify the event or responsible parties.
The Silver party united former rivals to push free coinage and gold silver ratio. It split Democratic and Republican votes, influenced national policy, and spurred Silver party leagues nationwide. Nevada Gov ernment reputedly remains economical and untainted by corruption.
The Reno Journal criticizes the gold trust influence and party leaders for delaying financial reform. It argues a Republican majority and a pro reform president could unleash national prosperity within six months, challenging both parties as controlled by the gold combination and tariffs.
Sam in Austin Nevada suffered chronic headaches and tried remedies until a friend recommended Hood's Sarsaparilla. After taking several bottles, he reports being a new man. Hood's Pills are advertised as curing liver ills. Brown & Piper's offers garden rakes hoes and forks.
A testimonial outlines nerve fatigue tied to poor blood and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood to feed nerves. The letter from Miss Bartley credits the remedy with restoring health after three years of illness.
A proclamation from the Leaders of Enterprise in Humboldt County Nevada denounces intimidation by vendors dictating where to shop. It calls for self independence and urges Americans to resist such assertions, invoking Pilgrim and Revolutionary heritage to defend individual rights. It asserts ninety nine percent support for the doctrine of Americanism and demands tolerance for all citizens.
NOW AS TO BUSINESS We have but one price. No seconds or thirds in the canned goods we carry. We handle no Cheap John, auction or old wharfage stock. Do not charge our customers in the country go to 50 per cent more for goods than town people, thereby later on compelling them to mortgage their places, thus depriving their dear children of the wants and comforts of a good old home. The house of the Leaders of Enterprise stands above all this, as not one mortgage is to their credit on the County Recorder's books in Humboldt County against their customers. A suggestion.-buy only what you need and for cash, or as near it as possible, and from those who you know are interested in your welfare as well as their own, then you can rest assured you will have no bad bills to meet, no mortgages to lose sleep over, and you can rest contented, as an American citizen should. Our Motte -Live and let live, equal justice to all, then neighborly love will prevail in all cases.
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