Weiser Signal News Clippings and Local Notices
Weiser Signal prints notices and local items from April 1902 including school spelling matches and community remarks. The piece mentions Miss Harper and Miss Lindsay’s classes, a spelling contest with Howard HopperKatie Clabby and Laura Watkins, plus a testimonial about Chamberlains Cough Remedy from Mrs M J Basford of Poolenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lindsay
Howard Hopper
Katie Clabby
Laura Watkins
Public School Notes Highlight Teacher and Student Activities
Notes report a quiet week with vacation for S day Holiday and visits by Miss Lindsay and Miss Travis in Huntington and Oregon. Teachers and students hosted W T U entertainment, thanked janitor Mr Bothwell for a reading-table donation, and noted the Daus family's move to Glenns Perry. Comrades from the G A R spoke to upper grades about school spirit. Advanced high school class studied steam with drawings, freshmen pursue botany, and commencement set for May 26 with senior graduation work progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Travis
James Gray
Huntington
Oregon
Main Street
Bothwell
Idaho Daily Stateswan
City Dads Do Business At Adjourned Meeting
City council met in adjourned session with Mayor and five councilors present. Canvassers reviewed votes from the 18th special bond election. both Propositions carried. Clerk ordered certificates and bids advertised for sewer bonds and district improvements. Petition to open Temple street discussed. chief of police to notify adjacent property owners and remove obstructions. Election registrar list appointed for April 6, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Hopkins
Leighton
Paller
Coakley
Council On Board of Canvassers
Aew Council
R. BE
Lockwood Et al
Temple Street
Weiser Land & Improvement Co
Mr. Pleasants
Sach Street Way Road
Wid
Lerd Vosetey
Te Mhadger
Heyond Wees
Ming
Claim A Big Fight On The Yalu River
From Paris comes word Russia will have an army of 400000 men in the East within two weeks. Troops concentrate in the lower Yalu river valley as Manchurian towns see prices rise and families flee Manchuria for provisions. Railways strain under demand while women and children suffer cold and hunger at stations. Rumors of naval battles near Port Arthur lack confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
Yalu River
Manchuria
Manchurian
Trans-Baikal
Port Arthur
Japan
Chefoo
Yala
New York Herald
City Council Adopts Engineer Report for Main Street Frontage
The city engineer's report on frontage of H. Smith and F. Z. Page on Main Street was read. The clerk was ordered to notify the parties that the assessment against the property must stand as made. Council then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Smith
F. Z. Page
Main Street
Cterk
Real estate ad offers many lots in Watlington’s addition
A classified notice advertises numerous lots in Watlington’s Addition to Weiser. It directs readers to see Geo. 8, Gooding agent for the Weiser Land & Improvement Co. Office location is Waterhouse-Anderson Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watlington
Weiser
Geo
Gooding
Weiser Land & Improvement Co
Waterhouse-Anderson Bldg
Adit
Geo.s.goodin Real Estate
Weiser Land & Impro Co
Oregon official found dead with revolver in Canyon City office
C J Martin treasurer of Grant county Oregon was found dead in his Canyon City office last Friday. A bullet hole appeared in his head and a revolver lay on the floor beside him. A note on his desk claimed he could not account for several drafts drawn on the county treasury. The amount of the shortage is not stated. The note promised the estate would reimburse the county. The rest of the text appears to be an unrelated advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Martin
Grant County
Ore
Canyon City
Martin
City road tax funds questioned in county report
Sioxan reporter cited confusion over road tax money owed to the city of Weiser. City official hedges on the amount, while a county official states only 2610.90 in road money was collected countywide last year, with about 480 from Weiser. Under the new law one fourth would be 120, and no road money was collected for several years before 1903, suggesting prior oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioxan
Weiser
Cie
Hi eatstre aren Mi ya nee Shh Mei
The provided text appears garbled and unreadable as a historical newspaper source. No coherent person, place, event, or organization can be identified for a factual T and S paired summary.
Lincoln memorial lecture at Huntington by Rev W W Deal
Huntington Herald reports a Lincoln memorial service where Rev W W Deal of Weiser spoke on The Common People Heard Him Gladly. The lecture drew a strong response, delivered masterfully and with eloquence, celebrating American manhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. —. Church
W. W. Deal
Weiser
Huntington Herald
Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Walker and Sommercamp
Walker and Sommercamp announce a claimed cure for indigestion and dyspepsia named Prisikona. They assert it relieves nervousness dizziness sour stomach coated tongue and biliousness and offer a money back guarantee if it fails to relieve the worst case. The remedy is sold at 25 cents per box and touted as benefiting those run down by hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker & Sommercamp
Reward Offered for Lost Bay Horse and Colt
A $10 reward is offered with $5 for information leading to the recovery of two missing horses. The bay horse is light with a white forehead spot, about ten years old, weight about 1100 or 1400 she, minor branding not visible. The colt is two years old, dark bay or brown, white on the left shoulder, with possibly a brand. Potential owners and descriptions include names such as Me Copeheed, Thorne, and Combridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram Wring
Drews
Thorne
Fragmented local notice from Mw Wash Havlow County
The readable fragments reference a local event in Mw Wash Havlow County with unclear action and names. No concrete dates or organizations are discernible.
Estray notices from Washington County Idaho headlined
A pair of estray notices describe an entray taken up near Bear Eaton Station in Washington county Idaho around December 1 1903 and January 16 1904. The first describes a light bay two year old horse colt branded with a swallow blotch on the left shoulder with description and demanding owner claim and pay costs. The second lists a red yearling steer with ear marks crop and under bite branded on the right side and notes post office Wolner Tan with dated claimant details.
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Meadows
Washington County
Idaho
Alter White
Wired
Tom
Tartar Ranch
Wheaton Ranch
Dennett Creek
Snake River
Mineral
Idlaho
Ible Dranda
Wheaton
Circle Bar Goa
St My Place
Eaton
Walser
Feve
Gnnecerr
Pakerup
Matin Creek
Wolner Tan
Ben Hopper
Cat Spinerer
Weiser River
Weiver
PoRcEtt
Thrurer
Saori
Ferdon Mann Creek
Wash
Remoh County
Grewason
Vilod
Faas Sarr
James Galloway
Warrier Smith
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Public School Notes
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Mrs. Hays
Capital
Currin
Eamonda
Lee
Phelps
Qon- Verse
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Daus
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O'Lear
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Alan
Wise
Male Wied
Ngeiy Lavueed
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Connie Peel
Miles Meum
Mab Bae
Yalu
Fuirnovex Bros
Havlow
Renly
Mentos Creek
Washington Coun
Januaridk
Warner
A. W. Hutchinson
Minerad
Hayia
Hutchineon
Minera Tanto
W. H
Aoney
Janary
Strit
Gongty Ai
Gibson
Mann
Saeatraya
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Comnington
Ieee
Washington
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Numbers & Steevphysiciansg
Baeteins Weiser, Dany
L. Co
B. Shirley
Wriger
D. &. M. Waterhouse
Whiser
Jenney & Waterhouse
Corner 6Th. and
Perray
Harles W. Luck
U. S
Eomt Street
D. A. Bennett
Payerre, ‘Oi
All Weiser
Bertwoop
American Bonding —of
Baltimore
G. Dolman
Summer's Block
Weiser, ID
Society
Mies
Harner Sacra
W. Us
Anne
Wetwor Lodge
Temple
W Elcome
Onan
W. Towwnes
D. M. Manney
Bee
Mymel
Lodge
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Wire Kottke
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