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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1897
Page
4
The readable text shows a garbled schedule or listing with times like 10 30 pm and references to weeks and local names. Several fragments resemble radio or event listings but lack clear entities or a coherent event. No definite person or organization can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Brief items report April communications in Reno and Elko bound regions. mentions Tea Wren locating in Reno, Mrs Short visiting, Greek stage to Elko, river trout season opening, Evans earning wages, encampment events, sheep shearers in town, Dick Fuller painting in Sacramento, civil service exam April 5 1907, a drink shortage in camp, Major Wootten visiting Walker River, storm damage, Dr. Efolivox buying a practice, Nevada City shoe trade, bathhouse lumber to be wagoned from Keno, baptismal death in Tahoe area, snow in hills south of Austin, SP railroad rate cut aiding farmers, Arbor Day events April 28 1908, Comstock mine notes, and regional growth prospects for Nevada.
A garbled extract surveys trade acts requiring purchases from home merchants unless foreign goods exceed ten percent and outlines cattle weight formulas, railcar and locomotive growth, steel rail upgrades, and a note on a large Eastern vessel contract. It mentions various periodicals and cultural titles in a scattered, era-appropriate tone.
The Elmore Bulletin notes the State Board of Arbitration becomes law. It will include one employer rep, one labor org member, and a third chosen by the two or named by the governor if they fail to agree. Terms vary from two to six years. clerks, witnesses, and members receive specified daily and attendance pay with travel allowances.
To the Ladies of Wadsworth and Lovelock, Mrs. C. J. Meltoan announces a sale featuring millinery and Raney Goods from the city. The event, at Clippenger's residence in Wadsworth and Lovelock, runs through March 29 with April dealings and new stock for spring shoppers.
Irregular ad copy promotes a nickel plated bari tone horn forralu ata with very low figure and hints at cures for ailments. The fragment mentions money back guarantees and baffling product claims without clear context.
A Sunday trip to Eureka featured visits to the Coppock missionary building and Miss Taylor’s Episcopal church project with donated lace work by squaws. Local officials, citizens like Jones and Gibson, and Nevadan lights attended the event. a young papoose named Forney is hinted as a future name. The return ride was memorable, entertaining residents from Las Vegas to Siberia in a single outing.
A dead man was found and an inquest held after delays. The lettered debate defends the coroner’s actions amid telegram and rail timing constraints. The Reveille criticizes earlier remarks as unjust while defending justice, decency, and humanity in handling the case.
The grip danger lies in pneumonia but prompt care and Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevent this. Thousands using the remedy report no pneumonia, claiming faster cure than other treatments. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes from local dealers and the Lovelowk Compan y Co.
Music teacher Mies Lattie Gale, graduate of the Conservatory of Music, Sonose, will give instruction to a limited number of pupils. Apply at the residence of L. Mettenhausen. Gale is highly recommended as a teacher and well known in Wadsworth. Nearby streets and locations are referenced in the damaged note.
The Utah Legislature appoints three commissioners including Ryan Williams J R Bradley and L A Blakeley to audit survey funds. Records show 119166.07 returned to the State Treasury after paying sundry bills for meetings and the secretary and interest on bonds. They chose to close the accounts and deny any theft, asserting honesty and urging papers statewide to republish.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at Miss Jenny Lundy's Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
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