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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
7
A May 9 explosion at the Trade Dollar mine blew the tank and injured Will Inglis a 23 year old mill helper. He was knocked about 15 feet from the tank and received severe injuries to the leg. Drs Ham Biker and Farrar treated him at the scene and at Depe.
The note warns that forests near the Snake River are in danger of disappearing if ranchers or tourists damage them. It claims cutting trees would cause long lasting harm to local wildlife like jack rabbits and prairie dogs and should be halted to protect the wagebrush and historic landscape.
A local society feature highlights a milliner offering unique hats at T4ths Metre in The Signal. The piece notes bold designs and fashion-forward creations appealing to readers seeking distinctive headwear.
Four children aged eight months to 15 years deserted by parents hid in a mountain cabin near Kalispell Montana. A mountain lion watched the cabin for days as a woman named Atkinson found the hungry youngsters and guided them to town. State Humane Officer Schoonfeld now has custody of the five children while authorities assess the case.
The Idaho City World notes The Weiser Signal’s sharp rebuke of the Oregon Short Line for beautifying Nampa depot grounds while hauling several carloads of Weiser soil there. The Signal calls the soil highly fertile, saying earlier fertilizing acts defamed its character and urging Weiser to feel honored rather than lament the loss.
The Golden Rule Store under N. Ternes offers trimmed hats in popular shapes. Made of fancy straw braid chiffon and moline with ribbons flowers and foliage. Prices are right.
An auction style advert invites buyers to view 1 lot lamps and a broad range of items including Hue Men’s clothing, gold eyed sewing needles, carpet tacks, and home goods. Prices start from a few cents and customers are urged to inquire in store.
Washington report notes changes under Pension Commissioner Vespatian Warner easing proof requirements for Northwest Indian War veterans. If a claimant shows 80 days service and valid identity, a pension is now possible with minimal proof, aligning with Congress’s liberal intent and reducing prior red tape.
Capital News reports a graft scandal involving the state land board and canal officers on the Emmett bench. Accused include Gov Gooding's relatives and aides who allegedly secured nearly 6000 acres at low cost. contracts were canceled and lands steered to insiders amid violated rules and fraud charges. Further names and details promised.
A damaged OCR readout mentions a monetary amount and a partial place name. It appears to reference a local matter or notice but lacks clear details, dates, or identifiable organizations. Further legible text is needed to establish the event, entities, and deadline.
A Welser Idaho notice warns residents to keep stock off streets under city ordinance. G H Brizendine, Chief of Police, issues the strict enforcement with a May 18 1905 edition date.
Big Deal at council figures M D Chaffee and L B Cool bought the holdings of the Council Townsite company from Judge William Perrill. The transfer occurred Tuesday with Cool and Chaffee securing title to 99 of the choicest lots in Council. Perrill plans to depart for Texas in a few days.
Mrs J H Hendricks of East Welser Kentucky died Wednesday morning at her home from a hemorrhage of the songs. She was buried in Fulton Kentucky, her old home, after funeral services. Her remains were escorted by a small party early Thursday morning to the burial site.
Property description notes thirty seven acres improved with a fair house and stable located five miles west of Weiser plus twenty acres in alfalfa. Listing references file number 70-768 under Joseph McConnell.
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