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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1892
Page
2
The piece argues for W. H. Pike as the capable choice for Speaker of the Nevada Legislature. It warns against inexperienced candidates and stresses the need for experience and parliamentary skill to handle a heavy 16th session workload.
A call urges all parents and interested residents to visit the Wadsworth school to observe teachers and pupils. Personal observation replaces secondhand criticism, and informed feedback may remedy issues.
A London dispatch dated November 19 reports Senator John P. Jones of Nevada as one American delegate to the monetary conference. Senator Jones emphasizes public appreciation for the currency issue while questioning Boglaud’s stance and urging action.
The senator argues many Americans lack rudiments of the subject yet claim free coinage would influence the last election. He predicts a Democratic majority in the new House favors free coinage, countering reports of opposition. He notes Cleveland opposes it and stresses the need to act on silver usage rather than merely discussing depreciating silver.
The Homestead strike ends by waning delegates vote with no gains for workers or steel firms. The clash cost about thirty five lives, half a million in state costs, millions in damages, and left mills nominally nonunion. The settlement preserves the old schedule and affects under four hundred workers.
An old newspaper snippet blends household tips with shop promos. Pike and Wightman advertise meats and oysters, with various cautions and concoctions. Lange and Schmitt offer stoves and hardware while R. H. Cowles promotes Thursday town trade.
A correspondent’s whimsical verse links flies to various trades such as cyclones in houses and blacksmiths in fire. It notes seasonal blame shifting to a schoolman making the god fly, in a playful exchange.
A Persian poet advises that after marriage one should please the wife but ignore intrusive voices. He notes that a woman's temper is inherently crooked since a rib was used to make her, and attempts to straighten it will only break what is curved. He urges forgiveness and avoidance of coercion instead of anger.
Sunday services held at 1 a.m. and 8 p.m. at the church by the Pastor. Sunday school at 3 p.m. Mrs. E. Ashby superintendent with Jennie Lundy and Pearl Pike in leadership roles. Executive Committee includes Dr. R. H. Richartson and other officers. finance committee chaired by Mrs. Willian Geery. Choir practices Friday evenings. A He Grlawold director invites all to participate. Rector Ray Caras L. Fincuerre invites support for church work.
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