The Signal Newspaper Notice
The Signal is a weekly Idaho publication serving Wolser with a successor name to the Wrisers Leader, continuing its local news and notices since 1881.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1894
Page
3
The Signal is a weekly Idaho publication serving Wolser with a successor name to the Wrisers Leader, continuing its local news and notices since 1881.
Weiser items report subscription terms for local papers, movers and movers in town, a planned sectarian college, and upcoming entertainments at Cowins hall. The column notes canal and creamery prospects, a Delsarte tableaux reading, and a caution about post office box security plus a case of box theft fines.
Wei ser plans a major canning enterprise in Weiser with local stock to cover about 2,000 shares and a heavy local involvement. W. C. Hamlow, a Utah canner, urged the project before the Board of Trade, proposing to join the existing company as a major stockholder and devote time to securing suitable vegetables for a July canning season. A committee will coordinate with the canning firm to advance the enterprise and promote stock subscriptions while officials announce a stockholders meeting. Arbor Day proclaimed for May 4 with a call to plant trees, crediting J Sterling Morton as originator. Ancient Greek statuary event slated for Cowins' bar next Tuesday night.
A stockholders meeting for the Weiser Canning Company is set for next Saturday at one o'clock in Cowins hall. The notice urges full attendance despite spring work, citing business of utmost importance to be presented. The notice also includes a mix of insurance policy data, church notices, horticulture book promotions, and a local subscription service pitch.
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