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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1896
Page
4
The text shows fragmented notes about weather events and a county church schedule. It mentions frequent departures from the Newudm Hown and routines on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with unclear references to local groups and times.
A string of short news notes from Lovelock Nevada and surrounding areas. Mentions civil primaries results in Reno, county assessors’ totals, weather events, a carious local incidents, bullion shipments, a coinage report, and local health notes. Includes racialized and sensational snippets common to late 19th century press.
Fragmented late 19th century column notes Bryan party activity including nominations for justice, constable, and various county offices at Reno and Churchill County conventions. Mention of temple instituting a lodge in Eiko, San Francisco liquor lobby actions, and wider political campaign logistics with McKinley and Bryan literature in circulation.
The Stale Fair opened with favorable winds and a splendid crowd in town. The Football Club hoped for a win but were defeated 4 to 0 by Reno on the return, leaving locals surprised at the result.
The Democrats of Churchill county invite all voters to attend the convention on September 30 at 1 PM to nominate a full county central committee and address other business. Delegates will adopt the party platform and support Bryan and Bewall, opposing non residents for the U S Senate. By order of the central committee, September 19, 1906, W C Grimes, secretary.
A banquet program from the State Agricultural Society at the Riverside hotel features Rev. Frederic C. Lee delivering the welcome, Mr. B. D. Kelly presiding, and addresses on state development by S. J. Davis and A. Mummiel. Dr. Stubby discusses the future of Seveda Bed and irrigation prospects, with Hon. Francis G. Newlands presenting.
The Central Pacific Railroad is upgrading with substantial work. Three new steel bridges are under construction between Trickes and Keno to replace wooden structures over the Truckee river and Prosserreek. Five miles of new steel rails will replace iron rails, with further improvements planned, signaling continued commitment to the line.
Mrs Hettentanden invites members to a Ladies Aid meeting on September 24 at her residence. A nursemaid notes a two year old boy fell ill with bloody flux and, after using Kauberlins Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy as directed, recovered. The testimonial from Lin S. Hinton of Grahamville Marion County asks readers to buy from local druggists and dealers.
A letter criticizes Billy Bryan and the Populist rhetoric as theatrical while praising McKinley and the Republicans. It argues that true governance rests with prudent, deliberate statesmen, not flashy orators, urging voters to back sound money, higher wages, and protection for American workers ahead of November 3.
The Virginia Chronicle reports authentic accounts naming Mount Hod an active volcano after recent tremors. The eruption threat is linked to quakes felt for two years, with Mount Hood mentioned as a nearby giant. relief to Hod’s status follows regional seismic activity.
A New York firm offers a tire with a tireless tube and hose-pipe pneumatic design. The tire uses Pare rubber and sea Island cotton with Beczer chemical treatment to resist glue nails and thorns while staying elastic and resilient.
Willmery Mra, Phillipa and Linton launch Fall and Winter millinery at parts 41 and 43 Nevada House. Hats bonnets and toques in lace styles on display with prices and times. Parents and peers invited to view goods with no trouble to show.
Furnishes house in women Hoxitable Toastion near Home Mont Market offers water on premises lawn and shade trees. Four room home near shops. Good location apply at Wadeworth Commercial Cola.
Mian Lottie Gule, a Conservatory of Music graduate from San Jose, will provide music instruction to a limited group of pupils. Apply at 1 Hottenhausen residence. Miss Gule is highly recommended and known to Wadleword residents as a talented musician.
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