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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1904
Page
4
Mrs S H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of severe indigestion and pain. She tried doctors and remedies until Electric Bitters produced instant improvement and full recovery. The ad claims Electric Bitters treats liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles and urges purchase from Wadsworth Drug Co.
Chas Hardy conducts an assessment of the Renegade Extension project evaluating scope, timelines, and potential impacts. Officials await findings to guide planning and approval decisions.
A paternal warning urges protecting daughters with education. The ad promotes Atkinson's Nevada Business Institute in Reno offering courses to prepare girls for emergencies. It encourages sending for the new catalogue to learn offerings and enrollment details.
Colonist rates offered March 1 to May 15 1905 from eastern points to western destinations. Prices include New York and Boston 50 dollars. Baltimore and Philadelphia 49.75. council Bluffs Omaha Sioux City St Josephs Kansas City Fort Worth Houston Mineola 25. St Louis Memphis New Orleans 30. Chicago 33. Contact Southern Pacific agents or M Fulton District Passenger Agent Reno Nev to deposit and arrange tickets delivered to homes.
A court decree with no appeal ends litigation over the Murray tract near Sparks. J C Murray and wife retain ownership and plan to sell in lots after a fraud and misrepresentation suit against Donovan et al. The abstract was provided by Washoe Title and Guarantee. Also noted is a Fallon verdict: Lawrence convicted of attempted murder. 14 year sentence by Judge Curler.
A new society dubbed the weak-legged society has formed with members promenading in a zig-zag fashion and membership paths described as ejaculatory. Several young men recently joined. Frank Allen of Sacramento plans Christmas visits with his parents. W B Harkins of Hazen Cold Storage Co. toured Fallon on firm business and praised the county seat. Mr and Mrs Higman depart for the Coast for two weeks. Foot trouble from late hours hits a Hazen youth. Allen's Foot Base is recommended as a remedy. Ray's building shows a white front after paint. The jeweler announces a full line of holiday goods at city prices. Southern Pacific workers move into a new depot next Monday. Dr B D Rice returns to Sparks after a brief stay. J B Van Benscoten tours the southern mining property with W E Livesley. prospects look bright. Sheriff Robi Shirley, Deputy Sanford, Geo Likes and Jas Loft house travel from Fallon to Carson to deliver prisoners to Warden Considine, among them former postmaster H C Lawrance in a case of attempted murder.
Assessment work neglected in 1904 may be held by claimants who begin before January 1, 1905 and continue until $100 of work is completed. Some start in October or November and complete $100, then add another $100 in the following year, reducing visits to the claim to once every two years. Excess work in one year does not count for the next year. A 1904 start to save a claim may finish in 1905, but no 1905 work can be done in 1904.
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Watovic Kinnan & Marvin, Toledo wholesale druggists, and details internal action, price 75 cents per bottle, with testimonials available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The State of Nevada summons Kathleen Tonkins in Washoe County to appear in an action by Elias Jenkins to dissolve bonds of matrimony. The complaint seeks judgment and divorce terms. failure to answer may lead to default. Clerk's office in Reno records the notice dated October 21, 1904.
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