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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1899
Page
2
Advertisement claims Karl's Clover Root Tek cures sick headaches and purifies blood. It promises money back if not satisfactory. Nevada ranchers complain about labor shortages affecting hay cutting and other trades face similar hiring troubles.
An old classified style ad discusses Shiloh a cough and consumption remedy with refund if unsatisfied and prices listed. It also promotes Karl's Clover Root Tea for breath purification and intestinal cleansing with guaranteed sale by E Griswold in Sacramento. The Sacramento Bee note about Jose Morales is included as a separate item.
The Lovelock Tribune notes quiet takeover of copper properties in Cottonwood with several groups securing valuable tracts. Col. Taylor says ore is plentiful, especially iron and copper, but better transportation is needed. Plans long discussed include a Central Pacific route, with Hitchcock and Lowe pursuing reconnaissance. Proposals include branches from MNL City and Wadsworth, and Churchill may bond $100,000 to push the road.
The article details German courtship practices via Charlotte Bird’s account. It notes social calls to woo, public engagement announcements in newspapers and cards, gold bands for proposed couples, and chaperoned outings. Banns are read before marriage, with two Sundays or two notices if time is short.
The Wadaworth Light and Power Co. will assume control of the water works starting June. The Southern Pacific Co. announces the change and will collect June dues. G. A. Macmenson, Agent.
Travelers and agents for the Weekly Examiner discourage using distant services urging locals to pay in town. They promise equal prices and premiums and suggest placing orders at the Drive or Post office. They ask readers to give them a chance.
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