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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1903
Page
5
Weaver visits 1 Frank Irwin and children Boise, neighbors track travel across town. J K Taylor Nebraska horse dealer buys local stock. trains and shipping planned. Church programs set for Transfiguration and Liberty sermons. several residents plan trips to lakes and mountains.
Hanns and Dea Saddlers announce special sale of 1903 saddles to clear stock for new styles. Coat and carriage saddles reduced to move inventory. Offers run to finish while stock lasts.
A fragment claims a Dyspepsia Cure helps children and adults with stomach disorders caused by indigestion. It mentions Mrs. Henry Carter of 705 Central Highway, Mawhville, and references general health improvements for children, though the text is garbled.
Bridge commissioners publish notices seeking hide supplies for the proposed Snake River bridge. The move marks the first step toward actual construction and is welcomed by citizens. Also noted are agricultural and sale items including Milwaukee mowers at Kimball’s, a horse and saddle for sale, and old papers at 20 cents a hundred.
A rate of 19110 dollars from Weiser Idaho is set for the National Irrigation Congress in Ogden Utah September 15 to 18 1903 Tickets go on sale September 14 and 15 and are valid for return until September 20 J W Lapisn Agent
John Zumalt offers a ranch twelve miles from town on the Weiser river for sale along with hay stock and farming implements. The property includes fifty bearing trees in an orchard and good buildings. Sale at reasonable terms. Address Weiser or call at ranch 100-41-pa.
Dr J W Easter, the dentist, will return from California on or about September 15th and then he can attend to your teeth.
The ladies of the Methodist church will hold a cooked food sale Saturday afternoon at McBratney's store. Proceeds will aid church projects and community assistance.
A sale of a few high grade and registered Hereford bulls from breeder H P Jensen takes place near Payette Idaho. Jensen advertises quality stock with a residence listed one mile north of town. Bulls offered are described as capable of improving herds. Auction details not provided.
A brown branded stifle heifer about 1300 to 1400 pounds is missing from a Bourne area farm. A reward of 20 dollars is offered for its return. Contact Branson Bros. for details.
Kor train No. 5 departs Weiser at 6 18 pan on August 20 for North Beach and return. Tickets priced at 1095 with a ten day limit. See agent for further particulars.
Land script lists tracts in blocks of 9 10 15 20 40 60 80 and 160 passing title to surveyed or unsurveyed land. Inquiries directed to W L Anderson Weiser. Also includes a note about a infant disease with Chamberlains Cough Caper and Diarrhoea Remedy claim.
The readable portions describe a jumble of terms and names with no coherent event or entities. No clear persons organizations places dates or outcomes. The fragment provides minimal usable facts and cannot establish a proper news item.
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