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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1895
Page
2
A Yale student known as Dr Snipe in the Barh Mo Independent removed street signs to acquire forty signs. The New Haven policy chief learned of the act after a miscount revealed the student had only two signs left, then eight more were stolen that night to total forty.
A satirical survey of how newspapers portray wheelwomen with vanity and hygienic fads, plus a humorous Australian court scene about a prodigal son and a school joke about boys and study, highlighting dated attitudes in humor pieces.
Shoe dealer announces a large and well assorted stock on hand for the people of Wadsworth and nearby areas inviting local shoppers to inspect the new goods and benefit from the selection.
Reading includes mentions of durable Gent's Tan Shoes for Summer with neat style. Notes prices matching San Francisco and references to repairs and various places and shipments. The fragmentary text lacks clear events or names for fuller context.
A garbled local advertisement touts health remedies and home improvements. It mentions Verdi Bay and Whitney House with pine and redwood shingles, plus low prices on goods and a warning about penalties for noncompliance. The piece also promotes a health treatment and appeals to inquiries handled by agent MIS, B, KOWLER.
Short notice listing offers a 12 by 12 space in a prime location with a full outfit including iGlove dishes bedding and a Jot for cash. The Chicago Tribune quotes a bootblack taunting a barber who refuses a shave prompting a menacing hoodlum to say he will shave himself.
Well built four room house in choice location with first class on premises, large yard, bale trees and good outbuildings. Furniture nearly new and first quality. House and furniture sold together or separately at a bargain. Inquire at Disrareit office early. Suits from $1800 up. Pants from $350 up. E Griswoun.
A man was sentenced to 14 days at Mansion House for using iron counterfeit pennies to feed a chocolate craving. The article notes the poor quality and conjectures a harsh fate for counterfeiters in the broader illegal trade.
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