Office: COR BRIDGE AND FOURTH STS
Property listing notes a 600 dollar value for a 40 1 inch space or unit at the corner of Bridge and Fourth Streets with details read as an ad or notice.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1897
Page
2
Property listing notes a 600 dollar value for a 40 1 inch space or unit at the corner of Bridge and Fourth Streets with details read as an ad or notice.
A weather report from Winnamucca Station notes 24 hours ending at 6 pm with a mean barometer 25.95 inches, max 62, min 27, mean 48, wind from the north, and no precipitation. Separate items discuss Henry George proposals for street car debates as political publicity and a Maine philanthropist sending a newspaper to every town family. Also mentions a Dakota editor correcting tariff misperception about tariff list.
A company of pretty Georgia girls has applied to be mustered in as a detachment of the national guard. If approved, the Georgia militia is expected to excel at dress parade, signaling strong discipline and esprit de corps.
Tammany boss Croker is accused by English papers of welching on bets as horses run suspiciously. The beat mocks his ties to the Prince of Wales, saying their only talk was Croker asking for a light on race day. Also notes on Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as preferred family remedies and a local plumbing and timer service.
Henry George funds a major share of the ginger in Greater New York politics. He accuses party chiefs of bartering judicial posts, naming Roger A. Price and Richard Croker in alleged deals, while others deny involvement. Also notes travel ads and varied local classifieds, including stoves and legal blanks.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy. It claims to ease pain, reduce diarrhea and wind, soften gums, and energize children, with a 25 cent price and worldwide druggist availability. The piece promotes the product as prescribed by renowned female physicians and nurses.
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