OMece COR. BRIDGE AND FOURTH STS
A fragment notes intersections at COR bridge and Fourth Streets with limited readable details. No clear event, date, or involved parties are legible.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1897
Page
2
A fragment notes intersections at COR bridge and Fourth Streets with limited readable details. No clear event, date, or involved parties are legible.
Weather Bureau report from the windward station on Sept 7 shows maximum 77 degrees, minimum 27.5, mean 7.0 with prevailing west wind. Precipitation 0.00 inches in 24 hours. Max temp Sept 9 recorded at 64.5 degrees.
September 9 1847 notes count declines in Grand Army of the Republic rolls from 409489 to 311456 over seven years with survivor counts fading. It also reports President Andrews of Brown University refusing to withdraw resignation while awaiting successor and pending corporation meeting within two weeks.
The New York World sees no doubt Bryan will seek the Democratic nomination in 1900. Western and Southern state chairmen report rising silver support and loyalty to Bryan. They foresee his nomination and strength spreading among former and new followers. The Humboldt region shows improving mining and farm prosperity amid rising cattle and wool prices. The Colorado Midland railroad, under court order, sold at auction for 295000 dollars with one bidder. Klondike stocks barred from Colorado Springs mining exchange by government board ruling.
The value of churches and the land on which they are erected in this country up to July 1 1897 is estimated at 680000000 dollars.
A collage of quips and fragmentary jokes from various papers. Silly exchanges, puns, and brief anecdotes surface alongside humorous misreadings and odd phrases. The item echoes a mosaic of humor and light courtroom quips with stray lines about manners and daily life.
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