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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1899
Page
4
Fragmentary notice appears with dates and a brief card of thanks. The readable portion references March 25 1890 and an advertising charge for the rite. Names and complete context are unclear but indicate a formal notice in a newspaper.
Early notes report rain prayers in California and high Truckee River levels. Locals include Fred Small from Churchill and Andy Springer visiting Unionville. Frank Amen moves to Truckee for summer. a reservoir project nears start with two weeks of work. Local ore finds and funeral travel are mentioned alongside hotel and ranch work ads.
The page covers various items from a six horse power engine sale to a mine strike report at Slip mine and a public notice about dissolution of Jones & Co. It mentions Dewey and Manila with a satirical jab, a medical endorsement for Cham berlain s Cough Remedy, jewelry offerings by C W Wickermann, and hunting cautions on local ranches.
The court postponed the demurrer ruling to Monday at 10 o clock. Preliminary matters were settled. The relator seeks a clear understanding on whether Washoe and Storey county votes will be counted or discarded. Only the specified precincts would be examined, but all ballots will be reviewed for contested votes and possible disqualification.
The article urges against raid corporations sending work abroad for jobs and harming local publishers and charitable programs. It condemns such practice as harming local shops and writers, arguing it reduces a journalist’s motivation and livelihood.
The Axtec steamed from San Francisco on November 1 carrying 600,000 bottles of Pabst Milwaukee Beer in casks. Cargo split for the Orient includes 490,000 bottles to Manila and remaining quantities to Ming Ki and Shai kolonm. Local agents Hros. and firms like Fenesy & Savage advertise stoves and ranges in Reno.
Local notice urges readers to place orders with traveling agents or at the oat office, promising the same prices and premiums. It asks customers to leave their nuney in town and give agents a chance to serve.
State Home Forum organizer A B Keaton visits Wadsworth to present the safest cheapest and most reliable life and accident disability benefits offered by the Home Forum Benefit Order. The group has grown to 100 members in Reno and invites both men and women. They meet tonight at Fraternal Hall to illustrate ritual and install officers with charter open at half price.
Music instructor A. F. Lissa offers piano lessons at her residence once occupied by M. A. Melvin or at the pupil’s home. Apply Mr. Liseak for lines.
Sunday morning service at 11 o clock with Rev Shelley preaching at the School House. Evening service at 7 30 with 7280 0 attendance noted. Sunday School at Brow Ruy Benny Keetor and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Everyone invited to attend at the School House each Sunday.
Mass and the blessing and distribution of alms will take place before services at the Catholic church on Sunday March 26 with services at 10:80 ete.
Carpet cleaning offered by experts promises carpets cleaned to feel like new. Prices quoted as per yard with emphasis on removing wear and dirt, and advising customers to leave orders at the works post office or district office for service.
A printed notice warns hunters not to trespass on the premises under threat of prosecution. It also advertises Syrup of Figs as a spring cleanse product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co sold by druggists for 50 cents.
Fragmentary notice describes agents promoting a wood sale and distribution at Kinsey Boot and Show with claims of material quality and guarantees. Reading fragments indicate a sale event and attributed guaranty, though details are unclear.
Fragmented report notes three horses taken from an individual identified as Joe McCormick and details vague injuries and identifications. Names and places are unclear, with multiple garbled terms hindering precise attribution.
A known saloon owner, amid a boisterous night with friends, checks the clock in the bar’s rear area and urges patrons to “take something” as the mood turns. The moment, described by the Virginia Chronicle, hints at a late gathering winding down.
A notice announces printed dance programs for sample work and a future sale of two Saturday night seats. It records a February 4 1895 illness relief using Chamberlain's Pain Balm and full recovery after May 21 1895 with use of the balm.
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