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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1904
Page
5
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A slice of local life and activity lists daily routines, visits, school openings, road and railroad notes, and weekend social events. The notes mention Mrs. Emma Hughes, Miss Lizzie Astley, Denny Ryan, Capt. and Mrs. Ellis, Rev. Martin Wood, and Rev. Bobbett among others, with references to the broom factory, public school reopening, county clerk affairs, and upcoming entertainments.
Mrs. Cynthia Copple, mother of Grant Copple, 64, ill with consumption at Mrs. Richard Holt’s boarding house. George Wirtz, defendant in the mining property case of Toklasova and Ford at Black Lake, left for Wisconsin then Mexico for a prospecting tour. he aided by 1888 pioneer mining work. Also a note on Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for wounds and skin troubles, 25 cents.
The Elite Shop advertises a hair tonic said to halt hair loss and cure scalp diseases. It appeals to dermatologists, cites a Paris medical college origin, and claims 98 percent of scalp issues stem from microbes or dandruff. The tonic supposedly nourishes roots, promotes healthy growth, and has never failed. The shop also lists hot and cold baths and promotes its barbershop leasing.
The Modern Woodmen of America anniversary, postponed from last Saturday, will be held next Tuesday with a city talent program and elegant supper by Garr's Orchestra. Participants include Miss Gladys Rogers, Hazel Hopkins, Alma Sater, Estella Graham, Grace Kimbrough, and Johnnie Rogers Jr. Invited are all who had tickets, plus any Woodmen guest. club and camp members welcome. Domestic Troubles mentions Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a cure for stomach and liver troubles, priced 25 cents.
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