Weiser County Board Sets Road District Reevaluation
The Weiser County board met to examine road district overseers and elections, approving several appointments including Overseer District No 5 and No 7. They discussed road district boundaries, penalties on delinquent taxes, and allowed numerous current expense fund claims for election officials, court costs, poor farm support, and county services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Wilson
du D. Robertson
H. J. Qmmesioners
Frank Clerk
WF Parker
Jobo T. Powell
George B. Gilderoy
James Galloway
Pition
John H. Lewis Woing
Grosben
Charles L. Points Wavenser
Charles
L Philips
Anp
H. J. Hauitz
Tms
Uncl
B. 1d
H. J.ung Fee
Commisséka
D. Robertson
Meike
Momito Bis Entist
Mal Bond
James Gulloemit
Stout
H.T. Wiley
J. B. Salebrey
J. B. Beardsley
Cura
James Cahill
Bank of Weiser
D. J. Richardson
Western Idaho Sugar to Launch Two Factories in 1906
Deseret News reports a new Western Idaho Sugar Company to be incorporated in Salt Lake City with local stockholders from Payette, Nampa, Boise, Caldwell and Salt Lake City. Stock has reached 1.5 million dollars. two sugar factories planned near Payette and in Canyon county to open by fall 1906.
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Salt Lake
Deseret News Tonight
Idaho
Sada
Payette
Boise
Nampa
Caldwell
Western
Idaho Sugar Company
Utah
T. R. Cutler
C. W. Nibley
George Stoddard
Lalso
Citizens’ Committees
K. Brainard
B. H. Dewey
Dewey
Taws
Canyon County
Meridian
Thunder Mountain road settlement with builder 214768.61
State settles with Northwestern Bridge & Construction for Thunder Mountain road. payment of 214,768.61 tied up in litigation over contract compliance. Funds were allocated from a 920,000 authorization, held in federal court and state accounts amid unsettled disbursements.
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Northwestern Bridge & Construction Company
Thunder Mountain
Annan
McPherson Resigns as State Horticultural Chief
Alex McPherson, state horticultural inspector and pure food commissioner, resigns to become superintendent of agriculture with the Twin Falls Land & Water Company. He will oversee farming interests and teach eastern settlers proper irrigation methods. McPherson served the state 12 years, starting as deputy inspector in Ada County. A. F. Hitt of Weiner succeeds him as secretary of the horticultural board.
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Frankie
Pickler Board of Hooners
R. Craig Watt
E. V. Milligan
Handerson, Johanson
C O
G. W. Pitzer
Kate Wilson
James A. Sommercamp
Morris Sommer
the Meadows Eagle
Omm
Salubria News
The
Weiser World
Weiser Signal
Gloss & Pradhomme Co
Bushong & Co
Will D. Oandee
Remmington Typewriter Co
Walker & Sommercamp
R. L. Badger
Burroughs
D. Sanders
Hinze Lumber Co
W. V. Hawes
Co. Atty
Thomas H. Kelly
M. L Vial
Churchill Drug & Paint Co
Frank J. Bradley
Court House
City of Welsor
Rocky Mt. Bell Tel. Co
Matthews & Moulton
P. B. Roberts
Charles W. Luck
Boise
J. H. Lowell
Geo. P. Rhea
Geo. P. Rhes
F. M. Potter
FP. M. Potter
John W. Ayers
Robert Lansdon
Hobert Lanelon
Jnard
Weawk
Muley
Moby
Wirwab
Mawith
Walang
E Wapunone
Dat Ge Hood
Hawn
Chi
Meal Aniany
Alex McPherson
Twin Falls Land & Water Company
McPherson
Remains Identified in Payette River Mystery
The find on John son’s island in the Payette river yielded remains identified as Henry Borem of Falk's Store. Borem disappeared around the holidays after leaving home following a domestic dispute, telling his son Albert he was bound for California. No further witnesses have appeared.
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Johnson's Island
Payette
Henry Borem
Falk
Borem
Albert
California
Holy Week Services at Episcopal Church
Morning services every weekday next week start at ten. Wednesday and Friday include an eight o clock evening service. All readers of church or no church are invited to attend. Readings focus on Cross and Passion with brief rector addresses on Wednesday and Good Friday. Palm Sunday services and Sunday school at usual times.
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Episcopal Church
Back From the Gold Fields Meador owner reports Nevada California finds
Dan C McRae a Meadows townsite owner and mining figure returned from a long prospecting trip to Nevada and California. He secured several claims in Goldfields district and Inyo county and plans to return with men. He notes Diamondfield Jack Davie bought a large automobile and runs a Tonopah Goldfield stage line. Feeder traffic to Goldfield grows with 200 to 300 arrivals daily.
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Dan C. McRae
Meadows
Boise
Nevada
California
Goldfields
Inyo County
Idaho
McRan
Davie
Tonopah
Goldfield
Dow
Fragmented OCR Sample From Local Notice
A garbled OCR fragment describes a local notice or ad with unclear names and details. The readable bits reference a May date, a person named Adil, and a general public notice tone. The rest is indecipherable, leaving essential actions and entities uncertain.
City Council Holds Regular Session April 7
Weiser Idaho council met Friday evening April 7 with Hitt McCune Leighton Galloway Woodcock present. Mayor Van Sicklen and Coakley absent. Actions included street light petition referred to water and light committee, and a petition to abandon Nora Street referred to the city attorney.
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Hitt
McCune
Leighton
Galloway
Woodcock
van Sicklen
Coakley
Council
Hill
O. M. Hixon Et al
Third Street
West Liberty
Water and Light Committee
Nora Street
Weiser Electric Light & Power Co
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W. Wondland
Ting
Sama
N. R
Emma L. Brown
Lardore
Fred
Watt
To Springs
Anna Cornett
India Valley
Joseph W. Smith
David Madison
Same
Frank H. Townley
Albert Hindman
J. W. Hubbard
M. Ingram
J. H. Sater
Isaac Leighton
First National Bank of Welfare
Opp & Davis
M. Barton
Curt
Prank Smith
B. Agora
Ite
Kewart
Deporttione
Hugo
Jammedun
Momnons
Conant
Western Idaho Sugar Company
Ay Thunder Mountain Road
A. F. Hitt
Gabon
Tage
Utter
Seventh Street
Rocky Mt. Tel. Co
John Hooper
Churchill Drug Co
Turpentine
G. W. Owens
Pacific Ele. Co
First National Bank
Weiser
A. J. Murphy
A. M. Bell Tel. O
S. A
Josephine Hopkins
L. A. York
Lockwood & Harding
Hinge Lumber Co
John Walker
P. J. Johnson
Jabor
Lis M
Lot L. Feltham
Eald City
Mauranaare
Tee
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