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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1895
Page
3
A jumble of names and events from Reno and nearby towns includes convalescences, missing details, political tidbits on silver, and local society notes. Mentions of officials, doctors, and legislators hint at a bustling era, with odd spellings and fragments across a broad civic snapshot.
A garbled readers’ question page laments social events and local issues. It asks why a young man seeks a cabin rental and questions Saturday gatherings, lighting, sewage, and civic matters. The tone suggests community confusion and curiosity about local governance and personal decisions.
Fragmentary ad notes patterns for ladies waists at bargain Franciacy prices. Reads in broken phrase with hints of color choices and affordable rates.
The undersigned will give lessons in dancing at Mosie Wall for ladies and children, beginning Saturday afternoon at 2 30 and continuing Saturday evening from 7 to 9 30. Tuition for gentlemen and children is 25 cents per lesson. A social event with refreshments and music will follow.
Local notes discuss alfalfa, hogs, and steers moving to markets in San Francisco, with prices and shipping costs, plus plans for a new flour mill likely by March 21, 1885. A branch railroad may service the mill, easing transport. debates over women’s suffrage and a merchant’s push to disfranchise parties spark local controversy amid hard times.
Fragmentary verse laments modern life and labor as a metaphor for struggle, citing sorrow and perseverance. The item includes a dated signature and a section listing a wall paper sample, a nine room dwelling for rent, and notices from the Drevard and Cowles offices offering vacancies and rents.
Bally and Brown describe a Tuesday scene where Bitler from Pennsylvania rails against the government. He names George ETE and warns the bill will anger the Kings. He recalls Sherman era promises and threats of severe collectorships if repeal proceeds.
Auction notice for a 1200 pound hall waist offering sale details. Interested buyers directed to the Disbaven office or RH Cowiew store for inquiries and terms.
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