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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1904
Page
4
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The St. Louis Post Dispatch notes Roosevelt’s love of war pomp including a potential guard of honor with uniforms and swords. It adds that Moscow will get a democratic paper and that Bangs and Johnson have bought the Palouse Empire plant to publish near Marl Tot, while the Democratic Times revival promises four newspapers in the city.
Rome Feb 16 Japanese legation officially conceded losses totaling four warships and two merchant steamers. Japanese officials claimed Muscles losses reached 16 warships and 30 merchant ships, marking the first official admission of Mikado’s feet suffering. Console names not released.
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous near unreadable names and terms such as New Subseries ME dowel and Gaurtale Howl Weiser Mare Parker. The readable parts show a tangle of proper nouns, likely from a list or index, with little coherent context or complete sentences.
Weiser residents show broad support for municipal improvements in a vote on sewer bonds. First proposition 3200 dollars drew 118 ballots with 23 opposed. second proposition 5000 dollars drew 127 ballots with 15 opposed. Ward results indicate wide approval across First, Second, and Third wards, with minor opposition in a few pockets. The council plans to proceed with bond distribution and begin work on the sewer system.
A fragmented OCR item notes a social gathering by the W. C. T. U. Indies of the organization at a memorial service for a person named Ville Willent plus references to other attendees and a program including songs and readings.
A Tokio dispatch from February seventeenth reports a heavy snow storm scattering the Japanese torpedo flotilla. two flotilla ships reached Port Arthur and damaged two Russian vessels. Japan plans to deploy 560000 troops to invest Port Arthur, with 250000 in the field by spring. Korea permits Japanese armies to pass through, and Finns reportedly ready to assist Japan. The Balkan revolts surge in Macedonia with 25000 Albanians against Turks. Russia calls for volunteers as 120000 Japanese troops reportedly enter Korea and Wiju is held by Russians. Rumors of naval battles surface, but confirmation is lacking.
A reader proposes using under ground drain tiles to irrigate Snake River valley fields from Nampa to Weiser. Tiles of various sizes would deliver controlled water with less loss, avoiding open ditches, weeds, and leakage. Shipping costs and local manufacture are discussed, with potential profits for manufacturers and farmers. calls for thoughtful consideration.
Twenty years ago an 1884 note reports heavy snow melt raising the Weiser River near full banks and flooding streets. Bridges along the Weiser and rail traffic Caldwell to Weiser face obstructions while a jail for arrestees is proposed. Local bankers pledge funds for a territorial Washington County bank.
Probate judge Thomas M Ju erennes issued an order to show cause why an order of sale of real estate should not be made dated February 13 1904. The document outlines the court action and deadlines for objections in the probate proceedings.
Notice from Tampa City Florida dated January 81 1964 to Albert Har stating expenditure on the Red Bird Camp Bird and Big Bird claims in Warren District Wai Kauta Maho County. Failure to contribute your share will result in the property or shares becoming the sole property of the co owners under applicable law.
The notice records several estray entries from Idaho counties listing cattle and horses taken in or described as unbranded or branded differently. Names include Walter Filed, Wheaton ranch, Flynn, and others with dates around 1903 to 1908, detailing animals by color, age, and marks.
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