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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1895
Page
4
Local items report road improvements in Nevada and California. Mentions visits by Conductor Lothrop to San Luis Obispo, Farm and mill work in Truckee and Lovelock, and social trips to Reno and San Francisco. Observations include a found mangled body near the rail, a nickel mine plant near Lovelock, and various community notices from Carson to Virginia City.
The Star Route Restaurant has closed and the business moved to L Spencer who will renovate the Wadsworth Hotel and premises to open the house once repairs are finished. He aims to make the dining room and culinary departments equal to any in the state with grounds being improved and work in A1 style.
Lawyer Julien visited Wadsworth on professional business and praises it as a top coast town for commerce. The railroad pays workers well and serves as Churchill county’s shipping point, while the White Horse mines run steadily under Walter Schwidt, with ore working smoothly.
The Keno Journal reports that a man and possibly his wife signed a petition supporting Senate Bill 251 to employ all unemployed citizens in the United States. A large crowd gathered on Virginia Street last night as many signed the document.
The semi annual meeting of the Nevada State Medical Society convenes in Virginia City August 12. All qualified physicians are invited to attend. By order of secretary.
Renowned photographer R B Middlemiss announces a forthcoming visit to Wadsworth. He invites the public to view his cabinet Paris panel water color and crayon works, with all pieces guaranteed. RR B Mepppears, Photographer.
The University announces admissions testing on Wednesday September 1st at PioVoick. Students should travel to the station for transport to the campus with prior notice to the President. Applications for Lushire permits due by September 1. Correspondence requested on education questions for state youth.
Montana readers rally around the Mule Fund to honor a mule abused by a cruel husband. Neighbors report the man beat his wife and used a barbed wire bridle before death. Authorities note the community views the husband’s actions as deserving punishment.
A San Francisco minister Rev Westwood denounces bloomers in a moral crusade while the Wheel Club plans a ball. He argues clergy should not police women’s attire and asserts virtuous behavior is not tied to clothing. The era’s 19th century dress debates fuel the controversy.
Judge Cheney holds that a grand jury should find facts and report a synopsis of its findings for public information. He argues that justice to jurors requires a concise public synopsis, and that reasonable readers will concur with this view.
Mrs Ward announces to Wadeworth the acceptance of a few pupils for piano forte lessons. High testimonials from Leipsic Conservatory and San Francisco indicate serious instruction. Harmony Thorough Bass German and French languages also taught. Residence over Disraren office.
FOR RENT. An elegant cottage of four large rooms with water on the premises. Good location. Apply at Disvanos Gillen. Sunday services listed. Morning service at 11 A.M., Evening service at 7:20 P.M. Sunday School at Beem Key. Bean, Rector.
Geo Herberth now represents the Royal Tailor of Chicago and offers a fine line of samples. Visit to view the elite fashions at lowest prices.
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