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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1897
Page
4
Local visitors and residents mentioned include W. K. Dalton in Reso, Charlie Kent at the Vaile, and Ada Liben from California visiting Mrs. R. Willian. Freight and passenger traffic on the railroad stay lively. Nevada crops face market pressures, with gold shipments and mining activity noted. A large fire in the snowsheds causes damage, and officials plan fairs and political contemplation around Reno and surrounding towns.
A fragmented distant reflection asserts Townsendism’s influence on prosperity amid industrial waves. It notes a cross-eyed baby in Friano and strained relations between two formerly close men. Grover Cleveland’s memory fades while alleged wrongdoings endure, and the country spends about 100 million annually to support criminals in jail.
Week of nearly normal conditions with cool nights and warm days. Farmers focus on threading and hay baling as threshing nears completion except in Elko and White Pine counties. Apples and plums ripening. fruit year in Nevada praised despite some fertility issues. Green vegetation frozen in north, tender plants killed in ven tral portions. Cattle and sheep in prime condition with ample feed for winter. Four alfalfa crops harvested in Lincoln, three in Nye, two in most other counties.
A Chirriage period ad from Screven Co Georgia promotes Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Kennedy as the only relief for colic. It claims quick relief and lists Lovelock dealers and Commercial Co. of Lovelock as sellers. Also mentions fresh Tebnilos weekly in Ames and a local home for Hover You beer inquiries to Mrs M. Melvin.
Press Association notes a Nevade Prost Anteviation gathering with remarks on a productive year. Mr Muller invited attendees to visit the Ricenrer that evening, with thanks given. Mrs Miller of the Gazette was proposed and electe. G. M Sain of the Gold Creek News, B. Bing iam of the Tuscarora Thines-Heview and pad Td, Osborn of the Prodhbe Record participated. The ensuing year officers named include Kelley as President and C H Sproule as President, Allen C Seige as Secretary and Treasurer, with a board of directors and arbitration and legislative committees listed.
HL G Irland sues Jaylor Big Suit and others in Elko District Court seeking 2500 damages for alleged irrigation water pollution and reduced flow from Taylor sheep grazing on Trail Creek and its tributaries. Plaintiff asks for perpetual injunction to stop grazing. Local cattle ranchers and sheepmen face a pivotal dispute over water rights in Nevada.
Mass will be celebrated at the Catholic church tomorrow Sunday morning service at 11 a.m. Evening services at 7:80 p.m. Sunday School at 2 p.m. Revered Beucas Roctor listed.
R F Cowhe announces sale of his Wadsworth General Merchandise Store building lot fireproof cellar and stock plus goodwill. Goods are fresh shop worn free and the venture offers a strong opportunity for a buyer to establish a thriving Nevada business in Wadsworth. Call on R H Cowles at the store for details.
A homely language sales pitch touts Pabst Malt Extract as a sleep tonic. It promises rest for weary people, claiming rapid onset and natural health benefits. The ad targets weak and tired readers, asserting strength and calm will return with regular use.
A distant, rhetorical note urges maintaining a healthy weight to prevent disease. It argues germs spread more in summer and that strong, healthy people resist illness while the weak fall ill or die. The piece contrasts catching disease with catching health through weight management.
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