Bill Jinkins Blasts Trusts In June 22 1903 Saloon Talk
Bill Jinkins denounces trusts as the worst socialists, accusing them of taking two thirds of workers’ income, blocking prosperity, and profiting from every transaction. He uses vivid imagery to describe division of earnings, high prices, and the moral decline of the upper class, urging action against the “dividers.”
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Bill Jinkins
Lawyer
Doctor
Abe Lincoln
Aoid
Hobson
Jim Jounsoy
Brigham City Dancing Clash Sparks Church Feud
In Brigham City Utah a conflict between dancing and church authority unfolds as Christianson Brothers open an open air pavilion despite officials urging desistment. A dance at the opera house follows, excommunication threats loom, yet hundreds attend the pavilion while some youths remain loyal to the church.
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Brigham City
Utah
Christianson Brothers
Musicans
Opera House
Notice by local tradesman advertising services
A first class painter paper hanger and cursominer offers services at a very reasonable rate with guaranteed entire satisfaction. Contact Jon Stowe at Hote Weiser for contracts and inquiries.
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Jon Stowe
Hote! Weiser
Ely's Cream Warm Remedy Adverts 1903
An old newspaper ad promotes Ely's Cream Warm remedy for cold and nasal irritation. It mentions drying preparations and cautions against irritating vapors, claiming relief from catarrh and nasal inflammation. The text lists a Warren Street address in New York and a price of 10 cents for a trial.
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Warren St
N_Y
Caterpillar Ball Ends With Earthworm Jail Time Moral
A whimsical Chicago Tribune tale recalls a caterpillar ball where Mr Earthworm, admitted as a caterpillar, slips on gum and dances upside down. He is jailed by caterpillar police for three summers, with the moral not to go where you do not belong.
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Earthworm
Hin
Chicago Tribune
Vibratory Waves Compare Sound and Color in Science Note
An article discusses how sound and light differ in vibration rates, noting red light has fewer vibrations per second than violet. It cites the brain’s interpretation of pitch and color, then a local ad mentions Bee-lives supplies at Kimball’s and sheet metal work by Haas Bros in Weiser.
Notice of Attachment in Davis Drug Nuto mens matter
A writ of attachment has been issued by the District Court of Washington County Idaho in the action of Edward J. Davis and Edward T. Davis co partners carrying on business as Davis Drug Nuto mens. The clerk Frank E. Smith records the seal and date at Weiser Idaho on June 1, 1908.
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Revaira Audicin Dl Allet
Idaho
Waabington
Sabi, Plainelit
Edward J. Davis
Edward T" Davis
Davis Drug Nuto Mens
Wid
Weiser
Frank E. Smith
Notice of Forfeiture in Washington Mine District Idaho
Notice to James Hays that One Hundred Dollars was expended on labor and improvements at the Wack Jack oil site in the Washington Mine District Washington County Idaho. It warns that failure to contribute within ninety days will result in the interest becoming the property of the subscriber under state statute.
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Minurai
Warrington County
Idaho
Nadi SL
James Hays
Washington Mine
Washington County
Gertifionce
United States
Ghelm
Anid Scotton
W.S. Sanyan
Walking the Boat Exercise
Walking is the simplest and most wholesome exercise for health. Learn proper technique to gain full muscular control and avoid aimless, shuffling movement. Maintain erect posture, distribute weight on the heels, and keep shoulders back while breathing freely.
Notice of Banes of National Bank in Weiser Idaho
Treasury Department of the Comptroller of the Currency issues a notice dated April 20 1909 stating The First National Bank of Weiser Idaho is authorized to commence hawking business. Deputy Comptroller J Thomas Kane certifies the name and place of business in Weiser Washington county Idaho and discusses compliance with the Revised Statutes.
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Treasury
Comptroller OF the Currency
Washington, D.C
Piret Nacional
Weiver
Mington
J. Thomes P. Kane
Carrépey
Tinuke
Wolser
Washington
Idaho
United States
Weiser
Boy’s wild country note from London Globe item
A mother receives a rambling note from her son describing mishaps after a trip in which a boat overturned, a horse kicked him, his head injured, and plans to “have some real fun” with an old barn set on fire. The letter also mentions losing a watch and promises odd gifts, reflecting a dramatic, disorderly scene from the field.
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Himael
Beret
Mendin
Sam
London Globe
Sound and Color Analogy Between Scarlet and Trumpet
The piece notes a Wind Man's analogy linking scarlet with trumpet sound, acknowledging how those who cannot see or hear accept the comparison of two powerful forces affecting vision and fiditary perception, while asserting scarlet is not an exact analogue of a trumpet blast.
Notice of Assessment on Idaho Corporation Stock
Notice from Welner Idaho dated May 8 1903 states a fifty dollar per share assessment on capital stock of a corporation payable July 1 1903 to Norval Gorrie secretary. If unpaid by that date the stock may be sold at public auction on August 1 1903 to cover delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
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Busiess
Weiser
Tungton County
Idaho
Court House
Anid Corporation
Norval Gorrie
Austint
Waler
Ula
Sorvalgoree
Secretacy
Welner
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Aldwell
Les
Acker
W. H. Hooken & Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Chamberlain
Hanes
Cal
Hants & Deas
Warren W. Risas
Animal Story
Mr. Earthwormh
Kimball's
Haas Bros, Tot
N. L. Kinnann
Loring Nichole
Penn Yan
M. E. Sommercamp & Co
Norris & Rowe's
Promis
Lilliputisn
Roman Education Museum
Royal Matsuda Troupe
Japanesee
Amelia
Baltimore
Mai
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Detroit
Michigan
VIA
Indianapolis, Indiana
Atlanta
Georgia
DRAKE
D. A G. A. Biblw
TBM
Dewi
Hac S. Ray
Denver Oy
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