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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1895
Page
4
Warm weather and town news from Wad worth to Reno including visits by Dick Fuller and Senator Kaiser, preparations for a new high school, stock movements, tram timetables, and a report on local infrastructure. Mentions Miss Flo Finlayson, Rev ToL Bella, and J. Fellnayle with activity across churches, schools, and businesses.
The notice advertises VIAVI products and fittings with prices and terms including a one hundred dollars claim. It references agent MRS. E. FOWLER and a Vina trout fuente warning about health, noting preferences and satisfaction with services.
The piece argues that the 1896 campaign will hinge on silver versus gold money, with Cleveland stacking gold supporters and South delegates leaning silver. It forecasts Republicans resisting gold standards while silver delegates push for free coinage, noting splits within parties and regional alignments.
W F Smyth editor of the Irrigation Age lectures in Nevada urging irrigation and colonization. The Reno Journal cites strong interest in developing the arid region and attracting East Coast families to productive valleys with affordable land, seeking Nevadan cooperation.
The Southern Pacific Company sent surveyor Alley from Ogden to run lines and estimate the cost of a proposed power system for Main Street business houses. Warm weather argues for rapid progress and vigorous handling, with officials aiding citizens in the effort.
An elderly couple on the Perris ranch four miles south of Genoa faced a brutal murder Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Sarmann was slain in bed and the bed net set aflame while Mr. Sarmann was away. A tramp who asked for food earlier and was seen nearby is suspected. Sheriff McCormack pursues the suspect as a hatchet noted to be the weapon is found in a wood shed.
A letter from J Ort T asks residents of Wadsworth for fair patronage at the Home Meat Market of 1. Olinphouse, promising full satisfaction to merit continued support. The writer distances from One Wirlaworth Commercial Co’s business and wine interests.
A disorderly note on bloomers worn by women cyclists provokes mock guidance from a Tribune writer. The piece offers absurd rules for riding secrets and ridicule about a new cycling fashion, including advice on stance, gear, and handling wardrobe mishaps.
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