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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1895
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription details for daily publication except Sundays, pricing by year and six months, weekly carriage by Cartier, and advertising rates. It outlines one square (10 lines) pricing for first insertion and subsequent insertions with a 4 percent reduction for regular advertisers.
A fiery front page urges Americans to resist bond financing linked to the Belmont Morgan outrage. It blames the Rothschilds American branch C a rlisle and demands swift mob action against new bond issues. The author appeals to yeomen in the South and West to unite and demand justice.
The author argues that self rule over finance is replaced by international agreements and a global syndicate. It costs about one million dollars monthly to manage the system and the agreement benefits others while the US is pressured to supply gold fast, with doubts about repayment. Western Mining World cautions against reliance on external sound finance theories.
The 1896 Utah election is touted as a historic milestone as all men over 21 gain the vote for governor and state officials. Despite women not voting, their influence is noted as candidates seek support from new voters. English youths from aristocratic families have arrived to work on farms and stables to learn American horse speed development.
A miscellany notes Mrs S A Palmer taught Garfield his alphabet. a 1746 dated Bible edition sold in New Amsterdam to a New York officer. Berlin test shows chimney smoke pollutes air. a sugar refinery chimney plume weighed 6800 pounds over six days. an 1804 silver dollar from Felix Schultz’s family stolen two years ago. 12 such coins exist valued at 2000 each. Watermelons travel Georgia to Wisconsin for three cents a pound. fruit shipments could cut retail prices by 25 percent while increasing producer revenue. Hood’s Pills praised by Mrs William Hendrie in Osceola Nevada. Dwelling for rent and legal blanks offered by Reisnarr & Co with prices listed.
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