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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1892
Page
3
Community notes from Salubria describe improving roads after sunlit days, hospitalities at the Salubria hotel under new management, and plans for a local le ch school. County road bonds discussed, residents push for better infrastructure while reporting on illness, agriculture, and civic events around town.
The notice offers cash payment of 1.25 for milling wheat and promotes immediate sowing for spring crops. It claims a mill is built and in operation and an elevator with capacity of at least fifty thousand bushels will be erected after harvest, promising exchange of grain for gold with no discounts.
Notice is hereby given that the applicant will apply to the Washington County Idaho board of commissioners at the next April meeting for authority to run a ferry across Snake River at Olds ferry site on the old stage road between Weiser and Huntington. Geant Guexn, Weiser, Idaho, March 7, 1892.
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