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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1892
Page
3
The Mingo for Aniuiwaren and other points in La Chuetil county departs from Nevada WW on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings at TAA and returns the following day Saturday October 2. The notice outlines arrival and departure of 8 P trains and lists local route details and timing.
Hawthorne votes, new band formed, and multiple Nevada public notices color the scene. Politicians, arrivals, weather, and school funding notes punctuate Wadeworth and Reno, with campaigns, entertainments, and community events shaping the week.
James G Blaine rejects the notion he would not aid the current campaign. Though he could not speak from the rostrum, his facile pen spreads messages across the nation on the wings of lightning, boosting the party deemed to uphold American civilization and progress.
A special train carried Knights from Virginia Carson and Reno to Wadsworth yesterday. About 60 members from Virginia and Carson plus 20 from Reno joined the Carson Brags Band to greet delegations. The visit celebrated the Grand Chancellor of Nevada with a late return this morning.
Hon. William Woodburn, Republican candidate for Congress, spoke at Music Hall last Wednesday to a small audience including Knights of Pythias members. Despite illness, he presented his mining record and urged protection for Nevada mining and free silver. Harrison’s death news and Mrs. Micander’s condition dampened spirits as the crowd discussed strategies ahead of November 8.
The exchange argues for voting schools to teach casting a ballot, noting the new Australian ballot law. It urges opening schools in major towns to ensure no citizen in Wadsworth loses suffrage due to confusion. It mentions Trout for town trade and local stores in a promotional aside.
J. W. Freeman notes a lively mining revival in the White Cloud area with a copper gold and silver mine and a new wagon road. Eastern capital reportedly funds a furnace and forty workers while a future railroad to the Southern Pacific is anticipated. He praises water and stock-raising potential, describes soils and irrigation possibilities, and mentions calm political climate amid water rights debates.
The article describes current fashion trends with stripes in, lace and ribbons for all seasons. It highlights corslets girdles and ottoman cord as popular, velvet and grosgrain ribbons, Moscow and Russian trimmings, and colored moss bands with gingham and baby ribbons in hues like red and heliotrope.
Mrs. Cora Peek of Reno will start instrumental music lessons in Wadsworth on November 6. Those interested should leave word at Fowler's store. Peek is among Reno's favorite musicians and the program offers a fine instruction opportunity.
Services held at the church every Monday at 114 m and Bp to by the Pastor All are cordially invited to attend Sunday school meets every Sunday afternoon at 3 p am Mn BE Ashby Superintendent Mise Jennie Lun Assistint Superintendent Mise Peard Pike Secretary Mxornive Supa pointed by Bishops Dr By ichardeon Warden Mr Thomas G Hernan Treas urery Mr Edwin eae Mrs With Jane Geery Seceptary Mew P M Finanes Committee Mrs Win en Mrs A B Wenger Mrs A Ty Clippinger Mrs John A Goldie he ehoit mets every Friday evening at the church for provinee All who are interested are invited to attend A H inwold Director 1 persona invited to become identified and interested in the church mid Aaintie work Rev Chas L Frroirre Rector
A concise listing shows A D Griffin and J P Foulks as county commissioner candidates alongside George Alt in a long term ticket.
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