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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1896
Page
4
The readable text shows a confused fragment mentioning days of the week and names but no clear event, location, or participants. It preserves no coherent facts to identify a concrete incident or outcome for a concise news card.
Local items list elections upcoming for school trustees next Monday, social events at the university, obituaries and family notices, community improvements, stray anecdotes, and brief civic updates across Reno and surrounding areas.
Kent teen dole jars per cionds liquire at Bost. Readable fragments describe a fire or drink-related incident involving River Street location, local youths, and unclear items. Not enough detail for full facts but notes an event needing clarification.
The Yerington Rustler lauds editorials and praises Mad Mabel Penrose of Goll Hill as News reachers. Reno Journal commends Nellie Madden a Wadsworth music teacher for an operetta with artists of merit and plans a Reno performance soon. Details on date and place expected in coming days.
The Comstock scene reports Virginia City youths photographed in garbs that hint at delicate fashion. Notable families react with shock and a photographer faces backlash. The photos are burned, the girls later join a Sunday school Bible class, and rumors of former divine daydreams linger.
WOT Pyramid Lolge No 19 K of P and Calanthe Temple No 3 R8 invite all Knights and their companions to a social at Fraternal Hall on Monday evening May 25 at 8 30. All loyal Knights are cordially invited. Comminine.
Notice advertises dry stove length wood for sale at 3.50 per cord. Dimensions listed as 60 per cord. Orders left at the local store. Signed JL Cawson.
A large crowd attended a farewell party at Stratton Hall in honor of Miss Jonvie Cox on New River. The event featured a grand march led by G. B. Williams and Miss Joxsin Cox, refreshments at midnight, and dancing afterwards, with guests including many from Stillwater. Miss Cox, in her second year of teaching, plans a return to California and was wished a pleasant journey by friends. Billy Stratton hosted a basket of treats, and John BE Allen and Frank Allen provided music for the evening.
At Brown Wadsworth Nevada May 17 1806 Milton Mauning Brown infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Brown aged one month burial announced in local notice.
May 1896 notice touts healthy beef mutton pork and ham from regional suppliers. Claims top quality alfalfa fed cattle from Eastern Churchill and Lander counties. Carson river Stillwater grain fed hogs. large pork house in Almurien's swift Co of Omala. waterproof guarantees and yearly contract. Editor Billy Jones sick briefly but will return.
An offer for a five month trial subscription to The Home magazine. It advertises two free books on fancy work and material making, with one 16 page paper including original stories and fashions. Send ten pence for the trial and request the premium list by mail to Boston Massachusetts publishers.
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