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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1904
Page
4
A Lewiston Tribune editorial laments party demoralization over Mormon influence and calls for reform. The piece contrasts theater fires in Chicago and Vienna with Idaho politics, noting Idaho shipped 31,200 cattle and 19,916 horses in 1903. It also reports Attorney Suppiger seeking the Democratic nomination for Congress.
The article praises Congressman Bertie French for securing a boost in Boise barracks from one company to regimental size. It envisions over a thousand blue coated soldiers in Idaho, with epauletted officers and social events, and claims the move will stand as a monument to his first term.
A garbled text fragment from Worthington references a memoir like record with mentions of housing mails and a surprising implied context. The readable parts point to a personal account or local note about community issues and a contained timeline, suggesting a brief public interest item.
The Whitebird bridge, sole route to Salmon River Towne and Meadows, has been formally condemned by Idaho County officials. Taxpayers are warned to cross at their own peril as repairs lag, making travel dangerous and bringing public shame on county economies. Grangeville Press notes residents’ anger at the slow maintenance and calls the bridge the county’s most important structure.
A Washington statement says the Bamoot Investigation will be extended to next January delaying beyond the presidential, state, and congressional elections. The move heightens party tensions as Protestants push petitions while Mormon supporters react to the political winds shaping the upcoming ballots.
A Griggaby Virginia man named Parker Triplett reports permanent relief from rheumatism in the back after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. The ad claims daily demonstrations of efficacy and notes availability from all druggists.
Auction-like sale note lists water right for 40 or 80 acres two miles from town with easy terms. Mentions J B Coanway Walker Sumiercamp drug store near Photoplace Kaudy Kitchen as reference. Unclear names due to OCR errors but indicates a property sale with water rights offered nearby town.
Capel Weaving addresses a foggy day ad campaign featuring Hum and Dromoniar in Weimar. The notice highlights local reactions and the unusual promotional tone.
W d Adsley and John Bridge of Pollock report to Boise on Rapid River country mining. Tron Springs plans 50 to 60 workmen and a 300 ton cyanide plant this season. Rankin mill closed amid dispute with Potter brothers. machinery moving in. Anderson’s strike near Ford's camp at Black Lakes shows rich surface telluride. Holbrook reports telluride in a copper creek ledge. strong signs of rich gold near Pollock on the Salmon River.
An Early Riser. A strong healthy constitution depends largely on the liver’s condition. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers cleanse the system strengthen liver action and rebuild tissues. They are easy to take, never gripe, and aim to produce satisfactory results in all cases. Sold by Water & Somwencamr.
We express sincere thanks to the good people of Bala bria and Cambridge who assisted us during the illness of our beloved wife and mother L Jensen Mrs P Bi Ronerts Mrs Guo Horverarren
A Franklin Grove resident, J. B. Oroer, nearly lost his life to a four year ulcer that resisted doctors. Bucklen’s Amica Salve cured it quickly. The ad also promotes Buck’s Grocery offerings and local sales, noting a “Trip Around the World” event on February 16 and oats for sale.
Notice: a red mule cow and a light bay horse are taken up as estrays at a location in Idaho County near Juneau. Animals described as a red mule cow with two stops and a light bay horse white markings on the left shoulder, branded small on left shoulder. Owner urged to prove property to claim. Witness: Garmoeers. Date: December 8.
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