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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1894
Page
2
The Silver State urges readers to vote for the Silver party in the November election. It promotes mass free distribution of the paper, attacks the Republican party and Francis G. Newlands over the Wilson bill, and endorses W. J. Westerfield for state treasurer. It condemns strong gold interests and calls for a straight party ticket to advance silver remonitization.
A historic campaign pledge issued by the Silver State urging voters to support silver coinage and monetary reform. The piece proclaims a forthcoming statewide victory in 1896, praises independence from two major parties, and calls for unity under the Silver banner led by Gesecl AL. Wareer of Ohio as a key figure.
A public editor urges readers to vote against every constitutional amendment, framing it as the safest plan for voters. The line emphasizes caution and collective action without endorsing any specific proposal.
The piece attacks both major parties over hard times tied to the McKinley law, urging voters toward the Silver party of Nevada and the national People's party. It warns of Republican appointees under Cleveland, endorses Coffin, and calls to vote straight for the Silver ticket, praising its principle and state prosperity. It notes wide reader support and the paper's stance as the sole party truly representing Nevadan sentiments.
In Wastsworth last Saturday and elsewhere Judge Curler decries Judge Cheney's salary claim as false. The piece explains the constitutional rule and history: district judges receive fixed compensation, not to be raised during their term, with the 1895 salary set at 5090 dollars yearly and the next electee to earn 5000. It argues the candidate would misrepresent simple facts to win office and questions his fitness.
A speaker warns voters to defeat every constitutional amendment on the ballot, urging a no vote as the only safe course. The appeal emphasizes caution and constitutional change concerns while calling for unitary opposition.
The Winnemucca visit by H. C. Cutting outlines him as a Nevada native, Washoe county raised, state university graduate and current Wadsworth school principal. He is praised as honest, educated, and best suited for the public instruction role, with Prof. Ring urged to remain Republican.
A reader notes the difficulty of opposing all constitutional amendments and asks if the safer option is to align with the majority, reflecting concern about political risk in voting decisions.
Mrs W. 8 Porver advertises a constantly available choice stock of millinery suitable for shoppers.
Fresh fish of various kinds including fine shell oysters is received at the European restaurant on Tuesday and Thursday. Parties may procure the same at prices to suit the times on the named days. octl7-1m B. Kuvexy.
Dr EC Ward, the popular dentist, left the Buse hotel and will remain a few days to attend to all dental work. A humorous aside notes if hair care were part of education, gray heads would fade and Hall's Hair Renewer would be unnecessary.
Six miles above town a fine pasture is available to rent by the month or for the season. For details contact G. B. Nixon, the undersigned.
Legal blanks offered including summons subpenas warrants of arrest writs of attachment and commitments for imprisonment and complaints for justices of the peace. Also warning to hunters and fishermen to stay out of field above town where cattle are wild and may injure someone. October 12-2m
The Silver State Mills of Paradise Valley Nevada announce the latest improved machinery in their roller flour process and readiness to fill all orders for flour bran shorte and round feed. Address orders to Recanzone and Foraxoxe Paradise Valley Nevada. It notes keeping the liver and kidneys in good condition and promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy for invigorating the organs.
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