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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1895
Page
4
Nevada notes report rising cattle prices in Arizona and western markets, a July Fourth celebration plan in Truckee, local political and legal items, social visits in Reno and Wadsworth, and community notices about schooling, hunting, and public events.
Next Tuesday evening at M Hall the Wadsworth Indian School holds closing exercises under teacher Mioa Kathy C. Macauley. Admission is 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children to defray expenses. Program includes opening chants, prayers, readings, songs such as The Indian Schools are Beattered, The Bird's Nest Four Children, Daisy Bell, and Shoo Fly, recitations by Harry Williams Janus Jones John Graham, spelling and arithmetic tasks, talks by ladies, and general questions.
For sale the residence on Main Street offers a good location and house. Inquiry on the premises.
The Waslworth Tattan School held its closing exercises in the building amid warm weather and many patrons. Students presented songs, recitations, dialogues, and mwell delivered pieces including Our Nation's Hero, Cipher, Fourth of July, Quaker Style, and The Beat Way. Principal remarks praised teachers and urged patriotism for the coming term.
The armless performer Huber headlines a Wadeworth show at Uw with feats of strength and daily tasks using his feet and toes. Acts include Alec Goliath and Miss Vic Helene. prices list reserved 60 cents, general admission 25, children 10 cents.
In a Walker Lake Bulletin excerpt Major Wootten, Indian agent at Pyramid Reservation, instructs Commodore Love to remove a boat from the lake citing Reservation coatings. The piece defends the order as duty bound after Indian complaints about wasiine fish low, urging retaliation against promoters and noting potential self-interest.
A resident named Eden asserts all transactions at the Reveption saloon are satisfactory and rejects claims of dishonesty. The note addresses possible misunderstandings and calls for accurate reporting with emphasis on personal experience.
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