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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1892
Page
2
The Dispatch endorses W H A Pike of Waehoo as Speaker for the 16th Nevada Assembly. Pike, a Silver party man, has served in the legislature twice, on constitutional revision and judiciary committees, and even represented the state in California discussions. The piece lauds his experience, parliamentary skill, and public service record.
The 8 F Report states Stewart and Newlands have been chosen to represent Nevada at Washington. They reportedly stood above party lines and ignored party hues to serve the seats on the platform.
The article argues Nevadans tie fate to silver prices and favor a home‑first approach. It notes Messry, Btowart, and Newlands align with anti monopoly ideals, supporting state interests before national issues, predicting Stewart and Newlands will hold independent, influential positions in Washington.
Sunday services every Sunday at Liam at 8 p.m led by the pastor. Sunday school at 3 p.m. Mrs. E Ashby Superintendent, Miss Jenni Lundy Assistant Superintendent. Executive Committee appointed by the Bishop. Finance and other church notices follow. Also local ads for butter beans trout stove millinery and holiday promotions appear from Gregorys, Pike and Wightmans, Lange and Schmitt, and Mrs Phillips and Linton.
Mrs. Cora Peck of Reno will start instrumental music lessons at Wadeworth on November 6. Interested persons should leave word at Fowler's store. Mrs. Peck, a noted Reno musician, offers a promising program for learners. The Philadelphia Telegraph recalls Chicago's preopening delays for the 1870 world fair and urges dedication despite past setbacks.
A 19th century account describes how fourteen Black Americans from Little Rock joined Liberia, with six months of aid and free land for adults, varying parcels for heads of families, and notes on farming, coffee plans, and a consul's update on adapting settlers to local life. It also includes policy recommendations for future migrations and a brief unrelated note on Britain’s poet laureate and General Howard on militia readiness.
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