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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1897
Page
4
Community brief with visits, travel, and sales reports in Dayton and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Geo Brynely, Rev Bellam, Mrs Cobb, George Herberth, Harry Short, Mr Burke, J A Fillmore, and others. Items mention quail, pine nuts, wheat shipments, a charity ball, athletic club, and school activities with local officials and venues noted.
The district court heard witnesses including Tt M Norria Vi Hy Proctor and J G Delwell while surveyors and captains testified Monday. A night evasion was noted and a decision is expected with a summary of testimony to follow in the incase.
A fragmentary note from a Nevada club links a poet's rustic lines to community pride. The Sagebrush Girl described in verse stands as a symbol of local beauty and state heritage, with residents debating the value of such literary display in local news.
A satirical list titled Things Worth Knowing offers tips on deceit tempering, theft avoidance, social balance, and personal gain. It pokes fun at self serving cunning while lampooning the idea of mastering lies and social manipulation as a path to comfort wealth and status.
A sorrowful report notes the drowning of three Harris daughters and a horse at Sharon Lake. The piece references regional hints and historical trivia, including mentions of British America and Northwest Territory abbreviations.
A Wadworth Lodge notice reports the death of William W. Geers and the lodge’s mourning of his loss. The charter will be draped for thirty days and the obituary appears in the Truckee Republican and Wadworth Dispatch with condolences to his widow and children.
Sunday services note a morning reverie at Ava and an evening reverie at 7380 with Sunday School in the room. Clergy Rev Bela and Rev tor are listed among the speakers or leaders.
A letter from G. D. Shage of Screven County endorses Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only sure relief after years of bilious colic attacks. The product is available through local dealers and the Commercial Co. of Loveluck. Also notes a sale of pianos at a bargain via the Post Office or Wat Macrirzason.
R N Cowles offers for sale the building and general merchandise store in Wadsworth Nevada. The listing includes the lot, a tire proof cellar, stock in trade and a thriving business. Cowles cites other engagements as reason and invites inquiries to R H Cowles at the store.
A vintage ad extols Pabst Extract as a sleep aid to calm the weary and promise natural slumber. It claims ten minutes to drowsiness and notes after a week sleep returns without the tonic. The copy urges health and mental calm as benefits of the product.
A physician argues disease carries by weaker bodies while strong healthy people resist. He asserts summer exposes germs but only the frail fall to grave illness. The remedy offered is maintaining a healthy weight to catch health rather than disease.
The fragment references Scolls Emulsion and mentions a figure 1.08 amid unclear terms Vor asle dy all crageints ago.
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