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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1895
Page
4
A Reno-Nevada dispatch reports Finnew is expanding services with a new kindergarten as part of local improvements. The piece also notes a series of weather notes, mining updates, and several social items including visits and events in Carson and Lovelock, with mentions of Silver State attire and White Horse weather incidents.
County Commissioner George Alt visited Wadaworth to review local improvements. He supported OKing Main Street grade repairs, bridge work, pond graveling, and fire department funding while urging fair county funding for highways and local labor use. He praised Wadaworth for its longstanding fiscal prudence and called for broader adoption of needed, timely improvements.
The Trarkee Republican reports Conductor Lavoy faced trouble on New 1 Monday night as Craig and a woman caused a scene aboard a coach. After fare disputes and a struggle, Lavoy defended himself while Craig was ejected for biting. The article defends Lavoy’s conduct and notes his respected Truckee Division service.
Joly Henderson representing Wana, aumker and Brown of Philadelphia, and Mart and Oberndorf of Chicago announce a Nevada Hanson sale March 26 featuring men's and boys clothing. Men’s ready made from 6.50, tailor made from 14.00, with guaranteed perfect fit. Optical items and musical instruments also advertised.
A damaged OCR text outlines a historical fish law and penalties. It prohibits eating or catching fish within certain dates in a named river area. Violations may incur penalties including fines and possible imprisonment, with terms tied to the local jurisdiction and enforcement dates each Mayo period.
An American land ownership note claims English and German syndicates own tens of millions of acres from Florida to Texas, with specific sums in Florida and Mississippi. The text then pivots to a health tip about tired eyes, recommending cold water massage of the eyes for several minutes, praising the results as remarkable.
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