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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
7
The article notes a move away from tiny tucks and embroidery toward bolder effects like deep crossway folds and graduated trims of ribbon and velvet. A black velvet ribboned dress and a white crepe de Paris gown with red silk appliques and lace fronts are illustrated, paired with a black mette belt and a white taffeta hat trimmed with a scarf and red roses. Jono Cater.
The Signal reports renewed interest from Weiser youths in a military academy idea fading, while many promise to back a seminary for young ladies. A local list shows donations from numerous residents including Varian Fuller and Harry Wulff, reflecting broad community backing despite initial uncertainty.
Degitz & Co completed another annex to Hotel Landore near the new structure. Attorney Rhea traveled from Weiser for business and pleasure. Nevin Brown plans a building opposite the office. Several visitors arrived by special conveyance from Weiser, camping and visiting the camp. Residents and workers, including Frank Gribbin and Frank Harris, keep the community active as daily inquiries for Rapid River grow.
Residents report travel, land leases, and carpentry as camps prepare for next year. A horse accident injures Mr Kelley, while Mrs Mathias recovers from fever. Mining activity increases with several quartz ledges and placer claims under development. Bears spotted near Larson mine, and a child saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure.
Miss Lily Stalser traveled from Kansas to visit Mrs. John Dean, while Miss Ethel Hall came from Pendleton Oregon to teach at Hemen Way School. A nine pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Vojkutin. The Payette Fruit Growers Association reports strong melon shipments and rising prices as fruit and vegetables are moved to Boise and Butte, with emphasis on carload lots and savings from bulk handling. The Signal promotes itself as Weiser’s leading newspaper.
A garbled mix presents a dubious claim about dandruff germ discovery by a Hamburg professor and a legal summons in Idaho. The legal notice, dated August 1 1901, concerns Lombard Investment Company Anglo American and Caroline Richardson executrix over a land dispute in Washington County, requiring a response within ten to forty days.
Notice of sealed bids for construction of a wagon bridge over the main river in Idaho. Plans on file with the Clerk of the Board. Bid bond required for $100,000. Bids opened September 10, 1901 at 10 o'clock. Board reserves right to reject any bids. Witness Smith, Clerk, July 1901.
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