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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1897
Page
4
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A long, fragmented column reports various social items and events: visitors to families, illnesses, political candidacies, moves, and local happenings. Mentions include Mrs J W Smith, Zelda Raph Furvange, Lola Live Wise Manly Lane, Reno visits, pneumonia cases, a carnival opening soon, and several civic updates. Also note weather remarks, school moves, and a mix of local personalities and happenings.
The Yerington Rustler reports editor Hummel's note on Hanlin being considered for an appointment as agent of the Pyramid and Walker River reservations. The piece hopes for faithful service from the upcoming administration and mentions local names and locations. A separate item notes Captain Shaner returning from San Francisco and several residents working on streets. a railroad brakeman, Harry Parlin, suffered a scalp wound from a coupling pin with a near fatal potential.
Rumors of extensive placers in Olinghouse canyon draw a rush of prospectors to the vicinity. Reported claims speak of abundant promise but few large nuggets found so far and observers warn fortunes may take time to materialize as the debate over prospects continues.
The Wadsworth Brass Band promises good music for Saturday night dancers with a grand treat for attendees. Management assures a pleasant evening and urges all to attend.
Judge Inigo Bigelow departs the state to form a partnership with Congressman Arelay Henley in San Francisco. Nevada loses one of its brainiest men to California as a gain for the Golden State. He is praised as honest conscientious and highly capable and dedicated to public service.
The piece discusses an engagement ring described as a Mamond solitaire ruby and lore linking rubies to luck. It notes a legend about a minevelous ruby in an ark and a roseate light, with a New York Journal reference. The excerpt also mentions Chamuhwelain’s Pain Bola for chest pain and back pain and notes local sale by a Commercial Co.
A local notice promotes Amos on WOR for chicken tamales and related offerings. The ad emphasizes convenience and service at the listed station. It highlights available quantities and pickup options.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a political event with phrases about voting, Lat tied Otter and Tiygrovenents at rede aterhle Wein, possibly referencing stalls and places. Limited readable names and places make precise facts uncertain.
Last Wednesday evening at the residence of the bridl’s parents cage Waite Worth Sanemel HL Rooke aml Mins Lonti e Mae Shaler were united in the Holy Hone at mucrnons Judge Mate wel othelaing Only relatives of the high contracting portion were present Will Shaler brother of the bride was the het man willie Eifiv Turman was the betles maids The groom sea conductor is the en ploy of the Southern Pact Company and Yue between Winnemucca and Carin He has lived amongst us for many yore and genial Sam Rockey tunders his friends by the weore The editor wishes the couple happiness and prosperity.
The Institute in Elko over the holiday week showcased strong remarks by Dr. J. E. Stubbs and praise for State Superintendent Cutting. Teachers, pupils, and parents are seen as benefiting from the gathering as a new school law is prepared with twenty top teachers revising it for the Legislature.
Roll of honor for Wightman School District lists students and scores for the months starting December 7 and January 1. Names include Louis Cushman Eugene Roche Heasie Peterson Abbie Wightman Bert Diehman Kittie Austin Roy Peterson Lizzie Austin Frank Austin Willie Kennedy Mary Louk plus a teacher Mornin Service at Tacs and TiO boat Sanday School attendance noted.
W Clifton Ching and Misa By Av Billipaon wed peacefully at Truckee, with close friends attending. After the ceremony the couple left by train for Wartaworth to begin their new life, the bride known for her friendly manner and the groom for his steady railroad work.
The document catalogs county central committee members reported to the Secretary of the State Central Committee. Entries include Storey, Humboldt, Washoe, Lyon, Ormby, Douglas, Carson, Churchill, Elko, Eureka, Nye, White Pine, and related towns with chairs secretaries and members such as Stoddard Gearhart Nelson Button Tarretin Summers Fletcher Hamlin Thyes Fitzgerald, Patterson Hanna Ames Doyle and others.
Miss Lottie Gale, Conservatory of Music, San Jose graduate, will give instruction to a limited number of pupils at the residence of L. Hettenhausen. Known in Wadsworth as a talented musician and highly recommended as a teacher.
Miss Bullan and Miss Nowarthy announce after January 97 May will prepare all kinds of fashionable tees. Reading bf blue FoMibear.
Gur Washington correspondent reports Senator Walcott travels to Europe amid debate on international bimetallism. The visit is linked to McKinley and the pro silver league, with views split among lawmakers on prospects for global monetary reform and a forthcoming international conference.
A fragment describes fashionable draped attire seen in Reno at Riverside Studio on Virginia Street, touting a finished look in the New Carbon style and noting the studio’s location near the river.
A historical notice from J Chandon advertises wood supply and planing services at W T Goldings. It lists prices for a single cord four dollars fifty cents, five word lota four dollars and eight cents, and stove length five dollars fifty cents. Orders will receive prompt attention.
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