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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1899
Page
4
A jumble of town items reports meetings, visits, and weather. Names such as Sprige, Senator Willlwine, Munsey and Puritan, Jim Richi, and Troleon appear with social calls, travel mentions, and a snowy Lake Tahoe note. The Secretary of State Howell biennial report is mentioned alongside domestic notices and local ads for Crown and hedge work and patent remedies.
A jumble of notes reports a Uniform Bank meeting planned for Friday evening at Ho'elock and mentions desires for a large attendance. Other items promote the Cole Airtight Heater by Gentry & Marage and reference various local opinions, music, and scripted quips about progress and summer schemes for a lakefront project with electric lights.
Mrs Beemer received a warm surprise Friday afternoon from her lady friends at her Hollusion home party. A dianhpan collection yielded a large gift and a delivery wagon arrived with a substantial package as guests praised the occasion and planned a return visit on her next birthday. Attending were Mesdames Phillips, Short, York, Painter, Shepley, Kitegerald, Jackman, Linton, E D Short, Triwoll, Goldie, Ryan Horn, G A Macphurayn, and Miss Kate Morphy.
The article promotes Syrup of Vigay as a gentle laxative and praises Syrup of Fig Co products. It warns against using Hamilton's old pie or Hill ranch gear, mentions juniper wood scarcity after June 10, and notes hunters and plowing constraints. It also advertises shoes half soles for 50 cents at Kinney Boot and Shoe Store with good material and work.
The Olinghouse district gathering elected J. H. Prov tured as president and Chiee Mackhren as secretary. A plan to form a mining district committee to study potential benefits was agreed plus a representative for thorough inquiry. Attendees from Wadsworth included BE Short and J Cresby among others with another meeting planned after the committee reports.
The Senate and House opened at noon Monday with officers led by President pro tem Geo. Ernst. Officers include George Ewaton Tex Sheriff of Lander as Sergeant at Arms and George Osburn of Lincoln as Secretary. The roll names numerous clerks and pages across multiple counties.
The court handed down a Saturday decision in the case against Holt Summers and others. The opinion discusses episodes of grippe and pneumonia linked to flu seasons and notes the need for remedies to counter cold and flu symptoms. The Commercial Café of Lovelock markets a product described as the best remedy for bad colds and grippe.
Our Combination merges The Bulletin and The Hi Resoviated Present Teed wire service to mail both papers for one year at 86.50 paid in advance. Six months cost 3.25, three months 1.75, or 0.76 per month by mail. Local readers may receive 100 papers through county-wide distribution at reduced rates.
Community fund details show donors Gardner and Glassel, J O'Brien, Alex Pollock, A Brendes, with total contributions and a balance due. The note thanks Junior Childeeree for their $111.05 gift and praises Mrs J P Geonee for a Christmas present to the Jane Pond.
Homely advice extols sleep and rest, praising Pabst Malt Extract as a remedy to fatigue. It claims a nightly nap improves health and energy, urging a fast bus ride to bed and promising clearer mornings with reduced tiredness and better vitality.
Crowes line up at Genery oe Saver store as economy concerns rise. Niele air ube stores deemed meaningless. Schuorkidut favors Weberwurst at Gage. HSALK reports twenty five leghorn pulls four on the Dunvant line.
Fragmentary notes describe a weekly summary with garbled phrases about leaders, wine, travel, and a live event. The readable names and places are insufficient to form a clear report or identify individuals or organizations.
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