Fragmented OCR note from Nevada newspaper page
Unclear text fragment mentions county, Nevada, and references to Tuesday and Monday with partial words and stray terms. No coherent event or names to identify a specific item or outcome.
13 Nov 1895
Page 4
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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1895
Page
4
Unclear text fragment mentions county, Nevada, and references to Tuesday and Monday with partial words and stray terms. No coherent event or names to identify a specific item or outcome.
A scattered collection reports impaneled juries in Lleney canes and rail travel in Wassenger, Eastern residents moving into Nye county, and locals ill or traveling East. Deer and horses feature in regional lore as shipments to Kansas City and the East exceed 1200 head. University bulletins, birthday parties, contests and social gatherings fill a page of small-town life with names, places, and dates.
The district reports extended preparations for cattle feeders in winter with a spring opening expected to put stock in prime condition. The Vinh Sagar Company is noted for supplying water, pulp tanning, and fattening plans, with estimates of 15 000 tons of pulp and $70 ten in earlier stock provisions.
Saturday afternoon a large gathering celebrated Henna Fitzgerald's eighth birthday at Mr. and Mrs. TW Fitzgeralds. Guests enjoyed games and supper with a display table, gifts listed from many friends, and thanks extended to organizers Mrs Pitagerali and Mrs Danlop.
An estray notice describes a light brown Horst weighing about 1200 with branded hip, lost near Lindon around September 16, 1806. The owner, HH Cowinn of Wadaworth Nev, seeks to recover the animal and asks for rightful claimants to respond. Fort Sam and others are mentioned in a garbled postscript.
An extended editorial argues for women's suffrage, tracing its roots to the American Revolution, Westward expansion, and Nevada’s example. It defends equal political rights as essential to national progress and industry, rejects arguments about imposed gender roles, and asserts constitutional and state powers do not justify denying women the ballot.
A letter from J. R. Williamson, president of the State Suffrage Association in Austin Nevada, urges voters to amend the state constitution to grant women the franchise. He argues constitutional rights and equal citizenship require women to vote, citing the U S Constitution and revolutionary heritage.
John K. Jones, Governor of Nevada, proclaims a day of Thanksgiving on a set date in accordance with the President’s proclamation. He urges abstaining from unnecessary labor and observing the day in churches and public worship to seek divine guidance and give thanks to the Supreme ruler. Secretary of State Jewene Howsby endorses the proclamation.
All Rebekahs are requested to attend the meeting tonight at 7 o'clock sharp at Mra tnal Hall for floor practice.
Warning to anyone removing wood from H W Keden's wool yard that the act is dangerous and must stop immediately to ensure safety.
A notice announces sale of homemade pickles and wheat for pork produced by Dond Kaiser, with sales handled by Wadsworth Commercial Company. The listing names the products and the involved parties.
The Ladies' Auxiliary hosts a supper for their ball at Engineers' Hall prepared by Mrs JM McColluph. The event aims to support the group's activities and community efforts.
Notices from Misses Daisy and Bolte Taden with Wantommen announce typewriting services at reasonable rates. Orders left at the Ja ere Office will be promptly executed. Booth's oysters and Tadien' Journaly advertise cartoons magazines and portions at threeiee.
Silver Knight condemns government control of railways telegraphs and telephones. He cites England Germany Austria and Russia where workers and families suffer while rulers dominate essential services. He argues such control harms liberty and living standards.
Suppers will be served for balls and entertainments at the Music Hall rear by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bryant as part of the social events noted in the column.
Notice from Poole and Willey at White Horse Livery Stables Wadeworth Nev offers loading hay at 15 per ton and supplies railroad corral services. Includes contact for arrangements and further details.
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