Silver State Block at Bridge and Fourth Streets
A dated local notice describes the Silver State Block location at the corner of Bridge Street and Fourth Street with details about a property block and adjacent streets.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1896
Page
2
A dated local notice describes the Silver State Block location at the corner of Bridge Street and Fourth Street with details about a property block and adjacent streets.
The report cites McKinley’s earlier silver rhetoric and notes his 1890s stance against free coinage. It contrasts with Cleveland’s silver policy moves and the repeal of the silver purchase act, highlighting partisan debates over monetary policy and McKinley’s evolving position during the period.
The Reno Journal brands the Republican push for free silver and a gold standard as mockingly impractical and likens a home rule declaration to a convention of nonresidents misrepresenting local counties.
A summary of the ancient seven wonders lists Egypts pyramids Pharos at Alexandria the walls and hanging gardens of Babylon the temple at Ephesus the statue at Olympia the Mausolus tomb and the Rhodes colossus. The passage then pivots to a promotional note urging Hood s Sarsaparilla and Hood s Pills as cures with a 25 cent price point.
A collection of practical household hints covers health estimates and simple measurements for women, lamp maintenance with camphor, stockings history, ink stain removal with hot tallow, marble stain treatment with lemon juice and vitriol, varnished paint cleaning with tea infusion, and a potato poultice as a rapid earache remedy.
Fast time between Winnemucca and Denver Omaha Chicago St Louis and Kansas City New York via Union Pacific. Travel includes through Pullman and Tourist sleepers Dining cars and free reclining chair cars. Ask for tickets via Union Pacific.
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