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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1896
Page
2
A car fire near the Siler State block blocked Bridge Street and Fourth Street. Authorities responded but details on injuries or cause were not provided in the readable text. Fire crews controlled the blaze and cleared the scene.
An editorial urges unity among free silver supporters as the Democratic national convention in Chicago nears. It condemns past leadership, calls for a brave platform free of equivocation, and argues the right candidate on a free silver platform can win by appealing beyond party loyalty.
The Argus argues that without breaking up and reconstructing parties a large majority of Americans cling to empty party organizations and cling to sentiment. It suggests Republicans and Democrats have no valid reason to exist at this time.
The excerpt contrasts partisan tariff disputes with internal party divisions. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and health booster, and advertises clothing bargains at E Reinhart & Co offering $5 to $12 suits, boys suits, and cheap denim overalls with a call to visit the store.
Proceedings demand all lienholders to appear before the Humboldt County District Court on June 15 at 10 a.m. to prove liens tied to the Winthrop Pride of the Mountain mining claims. The suit, by Patrick McGowan, seeks foreclosure under the Nevada mechanics lien act. attorney is J Bonnifield Jr.
Notice to A Meyer and others that labor of 10 dollars was expended in 1895 to hold the Odin mining claim in Water Canyon Kennedy District Humboldt County Nevada. If within 90 days from service by personal delivery or publication you fail to contribute your share, your interest will be forfeited.
Advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify and enrich weak blood, claiming it feeds nerves and restores control to brain and body. Includes customer testimonial from Miss Bartley praising improved health after three years of illness.
Board levied a half cent per share assessment on all stock payable in gold to the secretary at San Francisco offices. Delinquent shares after June 22, 1896 will be advertised and sold at public auction on July 11, 1896 to cover the assessment and selling costs.
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