Unclear OCR fragment on local notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions days of week and numbers with unclear names and places. Reads like a damaged notice or timetable with partial names and times, lacking coherent actions or identifiable entities.
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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions days of week and numbers with unclear names and places. Reads like a damaged notice or timetable with partial names and times, lacking coherent actions or identifiable entities.
A stitched jumble of briefs, visits, and events: Chiemgoune eat horse meat, Mrs. Swaney and Mrs. Fitzgerald visiting, Reno trips by Sears and Lang, Judge Curler in Wadeworth, a Truckee Foresters lodge formed, gambling hall closed at midnight, mining rumors around Silver Star and Washita fields, state fair expectations, and social notes on trains, orchards, and poker.
Rental notice describes a three room unit with cellar near a schoolhouse. Entry includes rough measurements and locale hints. Ambiguous text mentions Lane Wald and nearby landmarks but lacks clear dates or contact details.
The Ball at Music Hall by Harry Wilen Lodge No. 313, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, drew a large crowd for the Fourth of July celebration. Decorators, dancers, and a well-managed program produced a memorable night with a late four o clock finish and plans to repeat next year.
A distressed farmer in Birmingham recounts a five year cotton sale, tax payments, and household purchases to show how taxation and expenses depleted his earnings. He notes selling a bale today for 22.60, paying taxes, and keeping little cash, pondering investment in U S bonds to seek gold.
For sale a six room dwelling with cellar and barn described as well furnished. Includes a horse and cart with harness. Offered by Mrs W. Giena.
Notice to all creditors and debtors of E. Olinghouse former proprietor of the Hate Meat Market. He has settled accounts with O. M. Willey his enemy and all who know themselves indebted are requested to settle with Willey at his office. Accounts are now overdue.
A fine parlor set, complete and nearly new, offered at very reasonable figures. Also advertised are screen doors and various items. Contact at the residence listed for details.
A troubled morning ends with a man’s suicide after a family dispute as authorities note immigration policy shifts and social commentary on education and town development. The article discusses immigrant concerns, gender views, and urges local unity to strengthen the community.
Sunday observances listed include Moonlans service at 1 A.M. Evening service at 7 A.M. Sunday School noted as Dy. Rev. Bentaw serves as Rector and directs activities.
Mrs Lamb offers her household goods at very reasonable prices including beds bureaus cupboards stoves chairs tables dishes cooking utensils a Singer sewing machine ice boxes lounges a carpet bench and toolbox all items for home keeping plus more.
A reliable dressmaker seeks patrons in the Woridworth dulies area with assurances of a good fit. Furnished lodging is available. The notice comes from May Gite, formerly of Min, Wales.
Jas Nicholls and La 8 Smith are the only authorized persons to collect cy accounts and all accounts must be settled by July 1 1895 to have Costa Brooks McLane.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an auction listing for high grade bicycle parts and wheels with prices around one hundred dollars. The readable text names Ajax Cycles and references children’s wheels, gears, and tires. The item specifics are unclear but suggest a sale of bike components and accessories.
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