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Local News Roundup From Weiser and Nearby Areas
Weiser and district residents report visitors from Boise Cambridge Ontario and Port land. The oil venture Malheur Co and Thunder Mountain plans draw attention as Dozens of locals relocate invest and attend church events while farms orchards hotels and a new fire tower progress amid ongoing oil and mining activity.
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Boise
Weiser Land and Improvement Co
P. B. Moulton
Kinzer
Moulton
Jeannette Haas Passes Away At Eleven In Weiser
Jeannette Haas, eleven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haas, died Friday morning in Weiser after a prolonged illness. Despite watchful care and skilled treatment, she did not recover. The community extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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Jeannette Haas
Herman Haas
Irrigation district elected leaders across Galloway lands
Saturday election formed an irrigation district with four districts. District 1 elected A. G. Butterfield director amid 45 votes for and 7 against. District 2 chose Tra Hopper with 9 for and 5 against. District 3 elected John Hemmenway with 7 for and 3 against. District 5 chose J. D. Benson with 25 for and 1 against. A closing ad promotes Thunder Mountain envelopes for Weiser advertisements.
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A. G. Butterfield
Tra Hopper
John Hemnenway
J. D. Benson
Memorial to James W. Reid Frames Sympathy Petition
Obituary tribute to James W. Reid praising his oratory, scholarship, and Idaho legacy. The piece notes his Lewiston ties, Civil War era ancestry, Constitutional Convention leadership, and long U S Congress service. It closes with a petition urging Congress to support South African relief efforts and a form for readers to sign.
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New Subscribers From Virginia Obituary in Lonigia County
John W. Cobbs of Weiser Idaho died at 80 in Lonigia county Virginia on a Wednesday morning January 1, 1902. He was father of John N and Lizzie Cobbs and left a wife and five children three in Virginia and two in Idaho. Born in Albemarle County Virginia he was highly respected by all who knew him.
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Weiser
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Advertised Letters at Weiser Postoffice Jan 4 1902
Uncalled letters listed for Weiser Idaho include Arnold William Boone Brook A Henettiel O Canters Wallace Godlove Hays Hancock Bertram How Ur A Krose Henry McGay Edwie Permer Pershing Ruson Huy Kobere Shoolly Stanlas Taylor Wit ober Rev Walker D Woatley J B Winson Geo et YP LADIES List Shayer Kya Two others. Also notices for advertisement await collection. Piano and vocal lessons offered by Mrs Wm McBratney at her home. 192 I have for sale 100 hens and four work horses. Moyer's Carriage Paint Shop advertises ready for business. New neckwear for men at Summer camp.
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Geo
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