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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1895
Page
2
Advertisement text describes subscription rates and advertising tariffs for a newspaper named the Silver State. It lists daily publication at the block on Bridge and Fourth Streets, with subscription prices by mail and carrier delivery, and rates for a single column square of ten lines, plus frequent discounts for regular advertisers.
Last week New York exported 3.267 million dollars in gold mostly to Europe as exports resume. more is expected this week. The renewal is seen as unusual and perhaps adverse, with steamship space booked to March 1. The move aims to cover debt abroad amid London stock losses and Kaffir-related securities shifts.
The gold papers claim free silver toppled Democrats in Illinois and Kentucky while ignoring New York Iowa and Maryland. They insist the party failed due to bullion loyalties, urging that gold supporters lack stronger counterarguments and acknowledge the gold platform’s impact.
Sherman and Cleveland appear as a strong ticket suggestion for next year with McKinley and Allison as alternatives. The speaker uses a humorous line about not asking for much beyond a secure, comfortable governance and a “lead pipe cinch” as the desired outcome.
The long puzzled question of Grover Cleveland is answered as the crucifixion of the Democratic party is described as part of political salvation for the American people, creating the necessity for a Judas.
The piece argues leaders fail to explain why despite crops, debts rising and money gaining value, labor outputs weaken. State censuses from five states show a 971,880 population rise since 1890, implying about 7.5 million national growth. It notes Idaho Nez Perces land opened by Cleveland drew thousands of settlers, unrestricted by soldiers.
A reader claims confidential correspondence will reveal a plan that restored health and vigor after nervous weakness. The letter asserts no graft or payment, urging others to consider Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as cures for impure blood and related ailments. Also notes cheap mackerel sales by A Klein.
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