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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1896
Page
4
A jumbled Winchester of notes from Reno and nearby towns. Mentions of river floods, lake wildlife, and a pair of Australian black swans. Reports on coinage plans, stage routes to Donner Lake, and local theater in Reno. Mentions health advice, jury duty, and a controversial press note about the Democratic platform.
The funeral for John Ferguson, a former Churchill County Sheriff and county commissioner, was held under the trees at the family ranch cemetery. He was born January 24, 1854 in Ohio and died recently leaving a widow and three sons Edward Frank and Bishop. Community leaders and Odd Fellows attended the service.
The Washoe County Bank held its annual meeting and declared the regular dividend while electing the old officers. Officer reports show the bank in fairly healthy condition. The weather notes mention sage hens, birds, and local conditions. Also advertised are medicines for bowel complaints and dysentery with endorsements. Commissioners have divided Dhuylad county into districts for elections. Also a nine room house for rent with well and cellar is listed.
Reports describe California and Nevada delegations en route to a National Convention in Saint Louis. Nevada cars display red streamers and seal emblems while California cars show yellow sashes and silver star badges. A small incident on Main Street involved a heated miscue over a train bell and a bucket of blood spilled in the commotion.
The Wadsworth Foot-Ball Club is formed with N A Hummel as Manager Captain C McKehern, Treasurer Owen, Secretary Trowkurer W F Brown, Trainer W Shaher and multiple members. By-laws adopted and a club roony down. Early efforts planned to raise funds for outfits uniforms and more. Local citizens urged to support and a social event planned. Wadsworth has history of supporting home sport and this effort should continue.
A paragraph from the Portao Advance discusses inevitable class tension. It warns of two nations within one country: an immense riot and a growing, hungry poor. It predicts a brutal revolution if wealth and privilege remain concentrated and oppressed workers rise against their rulers. It contrasts Democratic praise with Republican charges of anarchism.
Mise Lottie Gale of the Conservatory of Music Kandose will give limited hours of piano instruction. Apply at the residence of TL Hettenhausen. Gale is highly recommended as a teacher and known for talent.
The ceremony for Lowiey Abel Til Tansey and Siva was held at the bride’s parental home with close family and friends in attendance. The bride’s sister Mare Gertrude served as bridesmaid and J T Lowry acted as groom attendant as guests extended best wishes for the couple’s happiness and future.
The Trib is described as a partly mineral liniment discovered in Lincoln County Nevada. Proponents claim it cures sprains bruises burns and joint stiffness. It is advertised as odorless with strong penetrating qualities and is said to be effective beyond typical liniments.
Morning service at HA noted with evening service around 7330. Sunday School listed at State Krv. Bantam, Rector.
Mr. F. C. Ward announces permanent residence in Waddworth and assumes leadership of his music circle. He respectfully requests a fair share of patronage and pledges to work toward advancing his pupils.
A dwelling house for rent on River Street. Ten dollars per month rent. Inquire at Post Office. Near shops, with good station and water on the premise.
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