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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1896
Page
4
Fragmentary notes from Wadsworth Dispatch show scattered timing references and event markers. The readable lines mention Nevada and mining schedules with unclear names and dates, suggesting a transportation or commodity update from the period.
Brevities note Mrs C Maden is ill. The Calico ball rises as a popular event. Weather hints at spring. George Herberth’s and Mrs Givan’s hints appear. Mrs Maude Rutherford returns home. Prospecting parties prep near future. Cattle movement San Francisco and rail updates. Leap Year party planning and park tree notes. Waddworth chapter to be instituted. Rich placer findings in Washoe Valley near Harris mine. Community acknowledgments for Leap Year success. Political chatter touches Cleveland Whitney talks.
A Reno Gazette item recalls a San Francisco drummer berating local printers moving jobs abroad. John Sunderland defends Reno merchants, arguing supporting home businesses keeps money in town. The piece condemns the habit of ordering from distant firms to “save” a nickel, noting local shops employ families and buy locally.
A Nevada couple A K Jeffery and spouse returned from Missouri after a southern and California trip. They had moved to Missouri within a year, then returned to Wadaworth, praising Nevada as a hospitable, healthy state with a favorable climate. Elko Independent notes Nevada’s appeal and the need for a good night’s rest as vital to longevity. A free offer promotes two books about crafts and methods, sent upon request to The Home and Page paper publishers.
Wood for sale offers good mountain wood at nine dollars per cord. Lawrence orders with Woy Gulihing or at Grawoll s store.
Wasnesaros April 6 1898 letter from Francis G Newtaxon notes erosion of the Pynunit Bill to fit Wadsworth meeting wishes. Sub-committee chaired by Sherman includes Doolittle and Little to examine Indian Affairs appropriation concerns. Main issue is whether the $250 000 appropriation is essential as leaders in the House push against funding.
An old writer told a Maine county seat audience a line about human nature. A lawyer and a clergyman discussed errors and how to handle them. The minister recalls a sermon misquote claiming the devil is the father of all lawyers, a small mistake he let pass.
Mrs C R Clark of San Rafael will provide sewing and fashionable dressmaking at her sister Mrs Fred Kime's residence. The note outlines personal service and home-based work for clients seeking alterations and custom garments in a neighborhood fashion context.
Two nicely furnished rooms for gentle men only advertised as first class in every particular. Inquire at this office for details and arrangements.
A five room dwelling on River Street is available for rent at ten dollars per month. Inquire at Post Office for details.
In need of wallpaper wine jaw blinds curtain poles linoleum airpets or any house finishing material call Giriawold’s new line. Tans agent for W BP Paller Co’s pure prepared paints.
The State Library, managed by Secretary of State Eugene Howell, has been greatly improved over the past year. New fiction and periodicals broaden access while the reading room and furnished spaces provide a welcoming atmosphere. The law department now holds about 25 000 volumes, among the coast's most complete collections, with Miss Susie Dorsey as librarian.
Sunday morning service at Ac with Rev Betfast as rector. Evening services at 7 80 P M and Sunday School at Ben follow morning liturgy.
A brief notice states for a few days only a large stock is reduced to clear. The sale includes gent's clothing shirts shoes ladies' and children's shoes dry goods and related items under owner E Griswold. Acting to stocktake, discounts are offered on a broad range of merchandise.
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