Wadsworth Dispatch Brief Records Erratic Text
Fragmentary scribble from Wadsworth dispatch shows unreadable names and times. Content is garbled with no clear event or identifiable entities.
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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1897
Page
4
Fragmentary scribble from Wadsworth dispatch shows unreadable names and times. Content is garbled with no clear event or identifiable entities.
Readable items recall residents traveling, weddings and dances planned, town business plans including a proposed brewery, and notes on mining and railway developments. Mentions include Mrs. Ruiel, JW Breetman, Mrs. Davia, and several townspeople with scattered dates and local enterprises across California and Nevada.
Odd Parlons and Rebekahy request to meet at Fraternal Hall Sunday at 2 p.m. The notice urges attendance by members and interested parties in the community.
On Sunday May 30 Rev. FLA Reynolds will lead Mass at Wadeworth. Sunday services include morning and evening prayers and a Sunday School session. Rector Rev Hetnas presides with local clergy assisting.
A fragment notes striking visuals described as draped photons in a "New Carbon" style. The Riverside area along Virgie Street is highlighted as a notable locale for the fashion or display.
Grand Chancellor J. D. Torreyson arrives for an official visit to Pyramid Lodge No. 1. The ceremony fills the hall with Kaights and Rathbones, with eloquent remarks on the order and its aims. Local speakers and singers entertain as Banquet proceeds and praise the host lodge.
Chicago milliner Madam Dean plans a large display of fashionable hats at the Wadworth Hotel parlor, expected to arrive in June. Li oole will be shown alongside the collection, offering the latest styles to local shoppers.
Ovear Hildebamrt a renowned piano tuner will visit Warlworth in late June. He is an expert in piano tuning and any piano may be entrusted to him for service.
Homely language touts a tonic for sleep with Pabst Malt Extract advertised as best for restful slumber. Claims include nap quality, reduced wakefulness, and natural remedy effects after a week, urging a prior glass before bed to induce dreamlike chimberland sleep.
A damaged note from a Utah Jubilee committee invites the President to visit Salt Lake City July 20 to 25. The letter pleads long history, hardship, and growth toward statehood, urging a formal welcome and national unity during the Jubilee celebration.
Tetlie Lewis will teach modern dance waves at Music Hall starting Wednesday May 26 and every Sunday evening from 7 to 8. Special focus on children lessons twice per week. Limited to women students.
The message warns hunters not to enter the Hullan ranch near Juke Hamilton's old place or the Hill ranch to shoot. It mentions disruptions and trouble. A separate notice offers a stove for Hale and invites calls at Dinvaren O tive, with other garbled names and phrases.
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