Weather and advertising notes from the Silver State period
A scanned page fragment shows local advertising terms, subscription notices, and a U S Department of Agriculture weather report from WilnEMUCCA station for May 28 1804. It includes temperatures 72 max 43 min, barometer 25.64, and a 0.01 inch precipitation reading. The text also contains political commentary on Republican and Democratic parties, labor unrest, and calls to action. It ends with miscellaneous product pitches and medical claims for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Simmons Liver Regulator.
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U. S. Department OF Agricultre
Wilnemucca Station
Predatory Press Attacks Populist Party In Nevada
The Nevada press claims the Populist party is dying and irrelevant in national politics while accusing it of being composed of office seekers. It denounces the idea that office hunters would join a minority party without standing or hope of success, calling such views illogical twaddle.
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Nevada
We Owe England Vast Debt to English Banks
The United States owes England an enormous sum, with thirty thousand million dollars in debt evidenced by railroad bonds, state and county bonds, and land mortgages. Annual interest totals two billion dollars, payable in gold or interest bearing bonds. It would take years of gold mining to cover interest, and all U S production could only pay a fraction of it. John Bull demands gold, Rothschilds seek their pound of flesh per contract.
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England
John Bull
Rothschilds
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