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Newspaper

Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1904

Page

3

Neighbors' News Items Show Local Happenings

Council residents report illnesses and recoveries while social events and visits fill the week. Mrs West remains ill. Mrs Lewis Harp comes town for medical care. Ed Roden battles rheumatism. Lillie Addington plans a leap year party. Jim Jewell and R B Wilson visit Council on business. Community members travel to Weiser, Mead­ows, and Indian Valley, with ice taking shape and log hauling active.

West Aid Society Congregational Church Lewis Harp Vreeland Salubria George Jackson Bill Wilson Dale Jack Mitchell Landore Mart Peterson Fred Cool Midvale Ed Roden Kramer Lillie Addington Madison Elliott Weiser Bob Sears George Pence Council Mrs. Brown Mr. Hansen Mr. Richardson Jim Jewell R. B. Wilson Cambridge H. Fp’. Johnston Rapid River Charlie Gray Indian Valley Walter Henke

Weiser Neighbors Share News and Arrivals in Wes ton

Weiser area notes: Mrs. Perry Hayden reports her mother’s death in Weston Nebraska. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Bryan of Weiser and Bert Hayden from Weiser. Miss Bessie Roberts leaves for Payette and La Grande Oregon. Local illness and travel update with friends from Havelock and Salt Lake City. A telephone line project discussed. Several residents visit, attend parties, and plan moves to Malheur near Ontario. Snowy weather and groundhog lore linked to the storm.

Mr. Thomas Weiser Bryad Joseph Thomas Miss Roberts Hayden Bert Hayden Mr. White Havelock Neb Bert White Robertson Jesse Crowell Cal Root Jim Stevens Indiana Jack Roy Muir Salt Lake Ben Ashley Lagrippe Pred Root Will Dave Muir Will Root Eddie Sindon Hattie Minnie Sindon Es Iliyn

Pollock News Peck and Placer News From the Wood Trade

Morrison and Jones report strong wood business as lumber arrives for a hotel and dry wood sales. Grand masquerade on the 12th. Mrs Helms sells affordable face goods. Hollenbeak returns from Grangeville noting bad road conditions southbound and icy conditions on return. Cool of Council Advance tours Pollock for paper business and Pollock may gain a local newspaper. Pearson and Walsh bring Short's Bar Placer Mining Co machinery. Melbourne resident H Hagging credits Dr Kings New Discovery for curing consumption. medicine advertised as throat and lung remedy with 50 cents to 1 dollar price and free trial bottles.

Morrison & Jones Council Advance Pollock Pearson and Walsh Short’s Bar Placer Mining Co H. Hagging Melbourne Fla Dr. King Sam

Notable Early 20th Century Obituaries And Political Snippets

A column of brief notices recalls Dr. T H Swanback of Nebraska treating Prussian Iron Cross holder Frederick IV, Kansas’s young governor Samuel Crawford as sole surviving Civil War governor, and a host of political figures. It mentions the Duke of Norfolk with multiple titles, retirement of General James Barnett aged 85, the death of Sergeant Julius Fredericks with Greely’s Arctic expedition, Upham’s escape from a freight train incident, Grover Cleveland’s long, unique presidential span, E W H Cogley as Lewistown’s veteran telegrapher, and partisan remarks by Gorman of Maryland and Morgan of Alabama in Senate debates.

TH. F. Swanback Nebraska Frederick IV Samuel J. Crawford Kansas Duke of Norfolk House of Lords James Barnett Cleveland Wirst National Bank Julius Fredericks Greely Indianapolis W. H. Upham Wisconsin Grover Cleveland Martin van Buren Theodore Roosevelt E. W. H. Cogley Western Union Lewistown Mr. Gorman Maryland Mr. Morgan Alabama Senate Morgen Alelune

Move Vow bidigwathunt Ladigandinw and Yaw People

A fragmented OCR item mentions a planned move and multiple people, including Yaw and Hein Weekly, with unclear roles. The readable lines reference a bidigwathunt and Ladigandinw voices, but essential details like dates, places, and outcomes are missing.

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