28 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1895
Page
1
A garbled OCR passage references party dynamics and leadership in Nevada, mentioning investigations and calls for reform. It cites figures like Warren and Colver, hints at a dine of political action, and questions independent moves and party loyalties amid a tense electoral environment.
Fragmented OCR depicts a political struggle over a tax levy and veto powers. The text references Mayor Sutro of San Francisco, a veto, and a public debate on limiting the levy, with mentions of advisors and legal actions surrounding the matter. The garbled lines show a chaotic record of the political maneuvering and procedural steps.
Amid fighting in Germany and shifting fronts, crowds in Hamburg celebrate a lengthy parade as veterans march past. Citizens line streets with flags while speakers urge unity and resolve. A political notice announces the joint district fair in Carson from October 1 to 5, and Lovelocks marker visits Humboldt, signaling quiet party times in the region.
The speaker, as Nevada's chief executive, lauds agriculture's primacy to the state's prosperity. He surveys the U.S. farm policy, land grant acts, and the Carey and Morrill acts, praising federal support, irrigation schemes, and agricultural education. He calls for storage and water rights to expand reclamation, and urges development of mining, manufacturing, and settlement to build a thriving Nevada.
Washington War Department notifies Mr. Newlinds to appoint a successor to Thomas C. Butterly, deceased cadet at West Point. The new cadet must report for exam in March 1896 in San Francisco and will not enter until September. No details on Butterly’s death. the writer was ill and unable to attend the Irrigation Congress in New Mexico.
A study of medicines and vegetable compounds on the stomach questions cures promised by a self-styled expert. The article notes reports from many patients and cites dubious “Gold Discovery” treatments selling tonics and patent medicines. It outlines exposure of fraudulent claims and lists companies and stamps tied to digestive-system fantasies. The piece emphasizes investigation by a medical chief and the public risks of misleading remedies.
ARES promotes its illustrated catalogue as a free trade card sent to about one million copies yearly. The book is described as cheerful and practical with pictures and descriptions to ease life and inform readers about dress trends. It costs nothing and is mailed on request via penny postal card.
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