Glorious Fourth Preparations in Weiser Parade Planned
A Monday meeting outlined Fourth of July events including a speech by Hon Kaw L Beyan of Oregon, Linah reading the Declaration, a Huntington ball game for prize money, and a balloon ascent by Prof tt. A dancing pavilion, Garr Brothers Orchestra, special train service, and a parade with two prizes for best floats were announced for a grand celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw. L. Beyan
Jelte
Oregon
Linah
Huntington
Dser
G. W. Buck
R. C. McKimney
Garr Brothers Orchestra
Heigho
We P. & LN
Payette
Weiser
Massive sturgeon caught at The Slides on Saturday
Report describes several enormous sturgeon hauled from Soake at The Slides four to five miles away. The smallest fish dressed weighed pounds, the largest over 200 pounds and near ten feet long. Other fish ranged 100 to 250 pounds. They were caught on trot lines and the meat sold for ten cents per pound.
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W. V. Hawes
Enforced Law Tightens Quarantine Rules in City Cages
The city announces strict enforcement of quarantine measures across all premises. No entry or movement is allowed for contagious cases or unreported illnesses, with fines for violations. Police Chief A. G. Conpannn urges compliance and warns penalties for noncompliance.
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Arceais
A. G. Conpannn
Death to Unionism in Cripple Creek district
A Cripple Creek dispatch reports the Citizens Alliance has issued a decree demanding all union affiliates sever ties or leave the district. The threat targets around 9000 workers across merchants, clerks, bartenders, and other laborers as the alliance and Mine Owners’ Association push for total anti union coverage.
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Cripple Creek
Citizens’ Alliance
Alliance
T. 8
Dines
Denver
Stratton Estate
Citizen’s Alliance
Citneon’ Alliance
Mine Owners’ Association
Ite
Abe Veriowe
The Faithful Women and the Trials of Fraud
A column critiques perceptions of loyalty as Mrs Tyner faces trial for post office fraud while husbands and society weigh their support. The essay lauds women as faithful despite male unfaithfulness, praising their moral strength amid scandal and adversity.
Route survey praised by railroad officials in Seven Devils country
W. Brown vice president of the New York Central and James A. Drake of Corning New York returned from an inspection tour of the proposed Seven Devils route. Brown said he is satisfied with the country and foresees a great future but offered no verdict on feasibility until engineers reports are received. Brown head to Portland, Corning with Billy Vinson tours Emma mine. engineers to reach Baker soon and join Brown on his eastward trip.
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W. ©. Brown
New York Central Railroad
James A. Drake
Corning
New York
Seven Devils Country
Mr. Brown
Portland
Mr. Corning
Billy Vinson
Emma
Baker
Baker City
Notice to Water Consumers Sprinkling Hours Enforced
Notice to water consumers that lawn sprinkling hours run from to a.m. and to 9 p.m. The rules will be strictly enforced. W. J. Moornean, Superintendent.
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W. J. Moornean
Wanted Alarm Hand Apply to J. H. Reavis Midvale
Classified notice seeking an alarm hand with instructions to apply to J. H. Reavis in Midvale. The brief ad hints at a job opening in a local security or alarm service context.
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J. H. ‘Reavis
Midvale
Butt
Landore Selter Work Begins at Ladd Metals Site
Ground chosen near Landore for a smelter by Ladd Metals Co with five acres donated. Site at foot of Alaska claim. construction to start with W H Adame in charge, aiming for completion by December. Smelter capacity 60 tons, ready to handle custom work. Oregon Forwarding’s Stayner to manage logistics and stores.
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Landore
Ladd Metals Company
Mte
Alaska Claim
W. H. Adama
GON Pommune
Moe
Spain
J. C. Rogers
C . W. Jones
Stayner
Oregon Forwarding Company
Homestead
Chas. Allen
Landoreenn
Bullard
W. Jones
Meleos
Helene
Rogers
Dorney
Epworth Leaguers In Convention In Boise
The Epworth League convention opened Monday evening at the Congregational church in Boise with J F Flaharty of Boise directing songs. A. O. DeMary of Boise presided, Rev. R W Rogers welcomed delegates, and Dr I B Rosch of Boise spoke on High Ideals. Delegates were hosted at the Vendome and Welser, with ice cream and cake after the opening session. Mary L Travis reported on the Detroit international convention, and the city raised its first Stars and Stripes during the event.
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This City
Congregational
J. ©. Flaharty
Boise
Idaho
A. O. DeMary
Bowe
Herbert Jones
Payette
R. W. Rogers
Welser
Walle
Mabel Cope
Pres. DeMary
I. B. Rosch
Methodist Church
Epworth League
H. J. Mower
Nampa
DeMary
Emmett
H. W. Herteboro
Middleton
EK. B. Damon
Meridian
J. ©. Dressler
F. A. Lawson
Baker City
W. W. van Dusen
Mr. Flaharty
Mary L. Travis
Detroit
Prospects Report From Grouse Creek Camp
Joe Riggs of Grouse Creek reports good trail conditions with six feet of snow atop the summit and ample feed in Secesh meadows. Five placer mines operate within one to three miles, employing about 100 men. The Gold Ven Rule Co plans a $75,000 ditch starting July 1, 1904, Thorp and Toler a $25,000 ditch around June 20, 1904, while Mathias and Sone complete a $4,000 ditch and will expand their workforce.
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Joe Riggs
Grouse Creek
Secesh
Riggs
Goldven Rule Co
Thorp & Toler
Mathias & Sone
Fleeting Fragments of a Local Notice
Fragments of a damaged OCR notice mention local place names and names that appear garbled. Readable bits point to a community item or sale, with unclear participants and dates. The readable content suggests a small public or classifieds notice rather than a full article.
Methods of Carrying Mail Through History and Across Lands
The World’s Fair exhibit of the United States post office department shows past and present mail transport methods. It features Alaska dog sleds with teams, cowboy riders, foot messengers, snowshoes, and early to modern vehicles such as buckboards, reindeer sleds, wagons, electric mail cars, and railroad portal cars illustrating mail delivery across forests, plains, and north.
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United States Post Office
Alaska
North
United States
Mil
Saale
Fragmented OCR: local notice yields unclear headline
A partial OCR snippet mentions an event or notice but lacks readable names, places, or dates. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify entities or actions with confidence.
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Whittees
Boos
Grover
Keduioy Sale
Tyner
Post Office
Post Office Department
Landore Selter
Stanar
Ladd Metals Co
Thomas G. Jones
Epworth
Leaguers
Flere
Aigiet
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