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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
3
Local items list up in Boise, Weiser and Parma reflecting social visits and incidents. Harry Phillips celebrated Buffalo Bill day in Boise while N W Bethel and others appeared in Boise earlier in the week. A gambling fine and a storm damage report appear among many short notes on residents, excursions, and entertainment.
Local items report Hy Lee expanding a ranch granary Prof Foresman to head Cambridge schools G W Hartley back from Little Salmon trip and Grangeville J W Hubbard upgrades a large granary case of illness halts Fred Brockman trip to Long Valley Hixon and Son buy Hank Hartley stake Dr Numbers visits Boise Mrs RH Lockwood and Mrs Kudlin visit Soda Springs Wild West show stops in Boise Otoe growers and ore samples from Hitt mountain claims lure mining interest Weiser Times revival preaches democracy. Reservoir survey on upper Boise concludes. Meadows races attract W L Anderson and Mr Gertrude Nebraska. Campbell injured by horse but recovers. Bean harvest unlikely due to blossom drop. Rice types vary by origin. Fosselman and Rogers show two rich placer bottle samples near Helena. Road work improves Payette ditch area. Ed Fifer Jett leaves for Boise. Weiser ferry run by Raymond O Toole. Newborn girl to J M Fisher. Republican state convention in Boise this week. Various locals attend Buffalo Bill show in Boise. Weiser school trustees election set Sept 1. Spokane Fair art department notes. George A Richards dismisses two-mile bill as irrelevant to his sheep business on Hilt mountain. Local ads for plant stock and inventory appear. Short Line freight car fire burns emigrant goods including livestock. Cigar dance at post office noted.
An OCR fragment promotes a laxative remedy with garbled wording. The ad appears to claim多cure for a cough and related ailments and uses marketing phrasing typical of 19th or early 20th century patent medicine. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable details.
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