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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1900
Page
5
The village board convened as the city clerk directed the census to be conducted under his supervision. Officials outlined procedures, timing, and responsibilities for compiling residents data and ensuring accuracy for the municipal count.
Weiser Idaho June 6 1900 The board of trustees meets with Galloway Harris Hopkins Leighton present approves minutes and bills including survey lumber office supplies and jail costs Districts are drawn east of Monroe Creek to district one west to district two and west of Second street to district three A census plan with 1 5 cents per name is approved and a water trough ordered for the village pound Adjournment set for January 9 1900 Also notes about a clean market and post office letters advertised for January 6 1900
H R Elliott named notary public at Cambridge and James Canary named notary by the governor. James Gerwick buys property south of the Signal office. Local business moves include Thomas Wm Kelly opening a lumber yard at Cambridge. H P Linder from Middle Valley and W W Corey of Corey Bros. travel. a branch house of Bissenger Co. opens in the city. The community's Week of Prayer and revival meetings proceed. a new Congregational parsonage is under construction. a Branch here adjoins Weiser mills with T P Woodcock in charge. Notable deaths and marriages noted including Andy Bacon’s death and H W Elliott of Dale with Emma Meyers of Indian Valley marrying January 1.
The WHILER SIGNAL Job Plant presents itself as unmatched outside big cities, boasting modern machinery and type. It claims readiness to handle all classes of printing work called for, positioning itself as a premier local printery.
The SIGNAL highlights its Washington operation and county coverage, boasting full printed supplies for a railroad project. It urges readers to reference past and future work, offering rapid book work, certificates, stock blanks, posters, and color printing, with Idaho’s leading weekly status and subscription appeal.
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