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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1892
Page
3
Arrival and departure times for 8 P M trains and a westbound express are listed. The Nevada Messenger Stage serves Shunwaren and points in Chaechl county, departing Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:00 a.m. with return the following day.
Brevities cover town chatter from Judge Farwell's court to Mrs. Fitzgerald's Reno visit. Mentions include Republican sentiment, a Nevada House hotel claim, Scarlet fever at Brown's Station, local improvements, and a debate at the school. Also notes on livestock at local ranches and political ally shifts in the region.
The incoming Nevada Legislature will be led by Republicans as nine holdover senators align with constituents and back Wm. Stewart. The item mentions party control and references local political actors amid other unrelated notices and ads from Reno.
In Tribune notices readers await clarity on Sam Davis's status. The message questions whether he is dead or if the Appeal merely suspended actions, reflecting confusion over the record and its outcome.
Reports from across the state indicate the selection of W. H. Pike for speaker of the Assembly meets with nearly unanimous approval.
Miss Minnie O'Hare from Carson won the prize as champion talker at a Wadsworth party held last week. The Carson origin is noted in the Journal report.
An elegant supper will be served at the Star Route Restaurant during the Auxiliary Ball. The note urges not to let a wife or sweetheart go hungry on such an occasion.
A vivid parody urges young women to travel to Wadsworth to find abundant suitors and generous footwear needs. The piece lampoons local claims of rival scarcity and notes the town’s plentiful children and shoe leather economy as central incentives.
The Gazette reports a humorous yet tense Reno gathering for ratification. A transparency reading "A vote for Weaver was a vote for Cleveland" was seized from a bearer and dumped in the Truckee River near Wadsworth by angry waters, amid overall harmony.
The Diseatou urges naming all town streets, proposing the ladies organize a meeting to name streets after the 77 youngest babies. It argues street names aid residents locating homes, noting we nearly froze last night for lack of this information and calling for public-spirited women to lead.
SEL Ladies offer Sailor hats at 75 cents and beating caps from 50 cents to 1.09. Little girls and boys hats priced from 75 cents to 2 dollars with wool fascinators and hoods. Reduction on many hat styles ahead of a raffled prize at 6 PM Thanksgiving Day by Mrs Phillips and Linton.
A quirky plea for readers to send in news and social notes. The column teases editor mentions, housing guests, and party tips, urging transparency about domestic affairs and social gatherings while playfully denying rumors of single life and changing fortunes.
Mrs Cora Peck of Reno will give instrumental lessons at Wadsworth on November 6. All interested should leave word at Fowler's store. Peck is a popular Reno musician offering a fine chance for instruction.
A long established Pinniger's Drug Store earns trust with low prices on groceries at Central Market. Griswold's stocks new durable school shoes for children. Pike and Wightman at Central Market promote Thanksgiving turkeys for order.
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