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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1892
Page
3
Scrambled OCR notes show railway schedule items for 8 P M trains at Wadsworth with arrival times, westbound and eastbound trains, and related station phrases. The fragment mentions Rayrees Hoom, Weather and express services, with references to daily Monday and Wednesday patterns and a fare or price note at the end.
November 54 1502 Reno items report 1281 votes and local chatter. Frosh perform at Gregory's while readers discuss Newlands Croaby and Molly and the babies. Social events, church service changes, and sales at Gregory's anchor a mosaic of small town life in White Pine county Nevada.
A Virginia Chronicle praise describes a Nevada speaker’s eloquence and strong silver interests. The piece asserts the speaker is in his prime, an orator and scholar, deeply understanding Nevada’s position and its Comstock ties, having spent substantial effort for the state’s silver cause. It lauds his influence with miners, merchants, and professionals.
The People’s party legislative nominees pledge repeal of the State Board of Assessors HII. J F Emmett countered with a stronger fight, having opposed the measure in the Senate at the last version and maintaining a firm stance.
An eccentric Nevada Munchausen attributes to a plant an anger driven growth up to twenty five feet. Found across Nevada California and Arizona the so called angry weed stomps its leaves when touched or moved by wind and exudes a foul odor.
Senator Jones discusses election forecasts naming Weaver as likely winner in Colorado Nevada Washington Nebraska Kansas Minnesota North Carolina and possibly Alabama South Carolina. He argues the South and West will balance power against the East and questions if the Silver Conference will yield action amid gold interests and potential remonetization of silver.
Mrs Cora Peek of Reno will start instrumental lessons at Wadsworth on November 6. Those interested should leave word at Fowler's store. Peek is regarded as a favorite Reno musician offering a fine opportunity for instruction.
A four year old girl at breakfast explains language by noting her brother Van, age three, misuses tense as she recalls his claim of having “taked” two biscuits. The anecdote highlights child speech and early grammatical insight.
Local merchants MEH, PHILIPS AND LINTON offer a full stock of new millinery at reduced prices. For every dollar's worth of goods purchased, customers receive a chance to win a boat hat to be raffled on Thanksgiving Day. Lange & Schmitt promote rock stoves and home goods.
A stirring campaign event featured Hon. F G Newlands outlining key political issues. The rally drew local supporters, highlighting policy contrasts and urging turnout. Newlands emphasized reform, economic plans, and national direction amid heated public debate.
Judge Farwell chaired a Nevada gathering as Hon. F. G. Newlands urged silver coinage at a large Music Hall event in Wadsworth. The crowd packed the hall while Newlands warned of hard times from demonetization, attacked by quotes about Grant and McKinley. He pressed for independent action, irrigation plans, and reservoir sites to benefit Wadsworth and surrounding counties.
Voters are directed to start at the top of the ballot and mark an X with black lead pencil opposite the chosen name. Do not vote for more candidates than allowed for each office. The allowed counts include Presidential electors three, representatives in Congress one, Justice of the Supreme Court one, and various county and local offices. Do not place marks elsewhere on the ballot.
Church notices list services each Sunday at the chapel with the pastor Rev Onan Le Pregierre as rector. Officers include Alane Cordially Insta O ustend as treasurer and Mina Bowen Tike as secretary, with committees appointed by Hwi-Dr. At TL Richardsin and Ming Withiagn V McNevin. All interested are invited to attend Friday evenings at the church for prayer and activities.
The slate includes A D Griffin J P Foulks for assemblymen and George Alt for recorder with a long term county commissioner role noted.
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