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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
4
The notice outlines advertising rates for The Weiser Signal Idaho with twenty cents per inch for first insertion and higher rates for subsequent insertions. It lists subscription options, posting details, and requests for checks payable to The Weiser Signal. It mentions second class matter status and mailing dates.
Avery Moore, once a leading Democrat now in Republican ranks, visited Pocatello on Wednesday and is rumored to become editor of the Pocatello Tribune when the paper is turned over to Mormon control. He claims intimate Mormon knowledge except for polygamy.
Mrs Spider laments leaving their home above a dry goods shop as her mate notes the shopkeeper has begun to advertise. The brief scene hints at change and tension within a small, domestic tale.
Fragmented lines depict a bar keeper counting money while a wife and son face hardship. A narrator laments lost fortune and impending death as a wife works to pay for rye whiskey. The mood is bleak with rural, old time imagery and sorrowful tones.
Goodwin's Weekly warns against Mormon political dominance in Utah and Idaho. It argues Gentile unity is necessary to oppose church control in governance, education, and rights, citing polygamy, court rulings, and franchise battles as signs of coerced influence. The piece urges Gentiles to vote as a bloc to counter the church's political power.
A partial readable news item notes rain affects activities and a bicycle valued at 1600 is mentioned. The garbled text references weather and a bike, with likely impact on planned events or sales. Names, dates, or organizations are not clearly legible in the fragment.
A servant woman muses on a pattern she notices among educated people. She recalls theater crowds with few auburn heads yet observes a gathering of 200 scholars where she spots at least a dozen auburn haired women in the front seats, suggesting a link to auburn hair.
A reflection on how large handed men prefer tiny, delicate items and precise, small handwriting, while small handed men favor bold colors, display and grand scale in possessions and writing. The piece contrasts tendencies toward minuteness versus ostentation in taste and style.
A brisk quip about risk and remedy features Dr Phaker declaring no cure no pay. The speaker offers a cynical take on gambling with health outcomes, illustrating a bitter humor about trying risky cures or prescriptions.
A daughter asks what brings comfort in trial and the father responds with a quotation about the soul's infinitude and an acquittal, echoing classical verse as a moral reflection.
James launches a new smithy at the old Matthews and Moulton barn front, inviting old customers and townsfolk to call when they visit. 83-tf anchors the notice.
The city ordinance prohibits throwing or allowing offensive filth, offal, or inflammable material on premises or in adjacent alleys and streets. Violations after 24 hours’ notice to remove may result in a fine of 5 to 50 dollars per offense. By order of Mayor and police chief.
Fragments describe dying by famine and consumption with distorted phrases. The text mentions a writer and a Cartons MA source, referencing medical conditions and a dubious humorous memoir amid garbled lines and references to remote voices.
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a universal cure for bowel and stomach issues and assorted ailments. It cites testimonials from Westmoreland Kansas and Allensville Pennsylvania praising Snow Liniment and Bucklow s Arnica Salve for sores and eye ailments with prices stated at 260 and 250 per bottle respectively.
Tailor made hats and all street hats offered at very low prices at Mra Hand's Sott shop. Local ads promote coat trim med hats with wholesale style appeal and bargain pricing for fashion accessories.
An OCR fragment shows advertisements for Ballard's Horehound Syrup promising relief from coughs and bronchial illnesses with a sample testimonial from Mrs. Joe McGrath of Hutchinson Kansas. It also cites Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by Mrs. Lindsay of Fort William Ontario for dyspepsia and general relief. Other lines mention Hammocks and Baseball games in Canada.
A notice from Candeo announces affordable rental terms at the Book Store. Customers can rent test bid items for five days at ten cents and rent eight magazines each month for thirty five cents. Ack particulars provided at the store.
O F Collier of Cherokee Indiana describes Electric Bitters curing his severe kidney disease. He suffered backache head and low mood and could not sit without a cushion. The tonic restored his health and he recommends it to others with weak kidneys liver or stomach.
The readable parts reference names and numbers in a distorted format, including phrases like Sacre Land Sa and Gen Tor 40 with numeric tokens. The text lacks coherent structure and clear events, making precise reporting difficult.
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