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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1893
Page
3
A brief note describes a pay wagon arrival in Wadsworth with indications of warm summer scenes and tea in blossom. The terse lines evoke a rural outlook and local pace as the wagon is expected to come and go.
A parade of small notices covers weather, travel, business, and social tidbits. Mentions include R. H. Cowles in Reno, the Sentinel office sale to A. Skillian, Archdeacon Crook's trip to Ogden, and local mining and farming updates. Stray quotes and anecdotes reflect everyday life and local commerce in Wadaworth and surrounding Nevada communities.
Notice to all persons to stay off the undersigned ranch premises during spring. Inconsistent text notes men employed on the ranch and a low fall incident. Also mentions a barber shop offering children's haircuts at twenty five cents.
Fragments recount a parade of local names, trivial events, and odd observations. Mentions include Dodo resuming work, D W Calden and O M Martin as conductors, Charlie Short aboard No 1 with 1225, and a distant scene on Truckee with trout. Also recipes for tea and coffee, lodge notices, and a Chicago seafood delivery at Star Route Restaurant.
Lundy locals report on the Chicago Fair described as a thieves carnival in Wadaworth Ney and note a push to make it a mining center. The piece laments summer feels like winter and warns of a looming financial crash if silver is not remonetized by the next Congress.
Three evenings this week Mrs Guery Mrs George and others lead Rebekahs Pythians Auxiliaries Knights and Odd Fellows in arranging Memorial Day observances. Wadsworth citizens invited to join parade at library and graveyard ceremonies with teachers guiding school children and Grand Army participants.
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