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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1898
Page
4
Journal notes visitors and townspeople in a small western community. Clergy and officials attend events, while weather remains mild. Local improvements, cattle topics, and university ties appear amid social and political chatter.
A garbled reminiscence blends politics, health quackery, and civic fate. Disjointed tones mock the mouth as conduit of truth and community, praising frank speech while warning of decay. Names drift through a murky era depiction of public life and personal vice.
Mina Lon Yun formerly of San Francisco opens a firetelasy millinery shop in the building beside the Nevada flonce. She brings a well salvated stock for community inspection with opening days planned for April dth and fth. She intends to settle permanently at 1 Wadworth.
A letters page discusses calls to curb public displays of depravity in Carsonites circles and praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for its perceived public value. The writer, O K Dowsky editor of the Demorrat Albion Ind, endorses the remedy and urges its widespread use, noting sales through W Kinney Co and the Commercial Co Lovelock.
Sale offers dry goods furnishings clothing ladies and men shoes hats and more at reduced prices to clear room for spring goods. Low prices promise cheap stock including wood and short hros with delivery. Large discounts attract buyers with terms around 850 dollars per word delivery.
A garbled notice describes a wool market with unclear terms and several proper nouns. It mentions locations Walworth and Sinwolt and names that resemble buyers or traders. The fragment suggests a sale or purchase context but lacks coherent details or dates.
Nevada cattlemen led by H Cowles and state lawmakers condemn the proposal to place Nevada in an infected district saying it would ruin years of effort to build a top quality cattle and beef market. They argue California market manipulation and health concerns unfairly threaten Nevada’s reputation and livelihoods.
Fragmentary notice announces spring goods at Lees with mention of dry goods and a large selection. It hints at upcoming events and midweek promotions but readable specifics are limited.
A dense, fragmented tribute extols the press as a core community pillar and political force, praising its editors as underpaid laborers who incubate public virtue and morality. It lauds the editor as a builder of beauty and statesman, while noting economic strains, partisan zeal, and a plea for temperance and civic duty.
A compact ad lists reduced prices on men’s furnishings and paints at Cowles. it notes items such as Calico, Gingham, apples coffee soap and butter with single dollar pricing and urges readers to inquire for paint and oil prices.
Dr. McDonald departs this morning for Lovelock and Winnemucca and will attend the State Teachers Institute session at Winnemucca. He expects to be away about five to six weeks and will return promptly after completing his duties at both locations.
R H Cowles offers 2000 pounds of choice Neva alfalfa seed for sale at reasonable prices with inquiries invited.
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