Weiser Independence Day Parade 1945 Gloriously Celebrated
A large city celebration featured a parade from the Opera House to main streets led by the Weiser Band, with floats by city departments and local workers. Balloon ascension by Prof Sackett impressed crowds as baseball and bicycle events, horse races, and children’s contests followed, ending with a grand ball at the pavilion attended by about 150 couples.
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Sackett
Jin
Weiser Land and Fruit Company
Te Old Race
Weiser Club
Weiser Parade Draws Thousands In A Grand Celebration
Route of the parade showcased a grand celebration that left visitors satisfied. Citizens showed city pride as every advertised event succeeded. Weiser's unity and efficiency were praised, with conservative estimates placing the crowd near 5000.
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Weiser
Wool and Mutton Car Train From Council shipment
The P. I. N. delivered a solid sheep train of 14 cars from Council last Sunday. Seven cars carried wool and seven cars carried live mutton. The road has orders for 65 more cars of stock to be hauled from Council.
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Council
Leased Hotel Wins Overland Lease. Two More Victims Reported
Jack Lambert, famed caterer, secures a year lease on the Overland Hotel at Coun cil, promising to clean up the house. The waters of the Snake have claimed more victims in Lewiston, as two sons of Prof. Talkington of Idaho University are missing and were found drowned July 1, ages 9 and 6.
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Jack Lambert
Overland
Council
Lewiston
Dei
Talkington
Agricultural Department
Idaho University
The Signal Offers Twice Weekly Visits and Prizes
The Signal promises extra news and reader rewards, inviting holders of numbers 12240 and 29407 to present their tickets for the range and churn prizes. The offer aims to give readers satisfaction and a memorable visit, describing the benefits of engaging with the newspaper.
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Jobn Harris
Sea Shore Excursion From Weiser by Train No Five
Train No 5 departs Weiser at 618 p m on July 21 for North Beach round trip tickets priced at 10 91 with continuous passage one way no return limit and a final return limit of ten days from sale date J W Lapisu Agent
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Weiser
North Beach
J. W. Lapisu
Organ and stove sale by W. W. Parronerr
In tip top condition a cheap organ and parlor organ offered for sale at 30 dollars. Also cook stove and other furniture listed. Address or contact W. W. Parronerr, 87 2pd.
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W. W. Parronerr
For Rent Cottage Four Rooms At Eight Dollars A Month
For Rent. A four room cottage with no children. Inquire at Signal office, gout.
For Sale Cheap 5 Room House in Weiser
Five room house in good condition on a large close in lot. Call Signal or address, Box 87, Weiser. 89 tf.
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Weiser
Lucky John Harris Drives New Wagon as Signal Subscriber
Monroe creek rancher Lucky John Harris leaves town in a new three and a quarter main wagon paid for by the Weiser Signal. He paid only by being a Signal subscriber and a dollar twenty five for cigars and lemonade. The article extols subscribing to the pioneer paper that has paved the way for others and continues to bring new energy and capital to the area.
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Monroe Creek
Weiser
John
Pioneer
Arrest for Robbery at Ven Dome Hotel
A man identifying himself as Harry Leonard was arrested at the Ven Dome Hotel at 1 AM Tuesday on charges of robbing a Payette restaurant. Leonard had run the Payette restaurant for John Ayers, a pump man on the Short Line, who lives in Huntington. He fled to Ontario and then Weiser, arriving by livery rig with only $125. The Payette city marshal was notified, retrieved him, and brought him back to Payette yesterday morning.
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Harry Leonard
Vendome Hotel
Payette
Leonard
John Ayers
Huntington
Ayers
Ontario
Weiser
Eastern Capitalists In Our Mountains Travel Party Notes
A group of Eastern visitors journeyed to Pat My and nearby towns in a lengthy text fragment. The piece mentions various place names and individuals in a travel or exploratory context with unclear specifics.
Kimberly Group Second Payment Reported for Marshall Lake Mines
The Boise Statesman notes the second payment on the Kimberly Jewel mining claims in the Marshall Lake district, bought by Dr. R. 8 Law and eastern associates. June 30 saw a $6250.01 draft handed to the Bank of Commerce cashier for former owners. The Kimberly Jewel group, eight quartz and two placer claims, lies about 2.5 miles from Salmon River and shows veins carrying $50 to $300 per ton in free gold. Plans include 69 ton daily Chilian mill, later larger plant, 600 foot water fall for power, and 25,000 to build a toll road along Salmon River from Goff to the mines. mes L. Hill of New York joins next week to inspect and begin work.
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Boise Statesman
Kimberly Group
Marshall Lake District
Kimberly-Jewel Group
Salmon River
Canale
Ore Alto
Kimberly
Kimberly and Jewel
Law
Goff
Mes L. Hill
New York
Creditable Action in Heppner Flood Family Aid
Scollard returns to Heppner Oregon to settle his sister and brother in law’s affairs after the recent flood. The brother in law, a station agent for the O R & N railroad, died in the line of duty. Three children are left as orphans. The O B & I railroad will educate and employ them, granting lifetime passes.
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Scollard
Heppner Ore
O. R. & N. Railroad
BK. & N ' Pailroad
Ex Gov Hunt Visits Wei ser for Thunder Mountain Plans
Ex-Gov Frank Hunt attended the Wei ser celebration and travels to Thunder Mountain. He heads the newly formed company that took over Wordenhoff properties in the big camp and will oversee planned development work.
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Frank Hunt
Weiser
Off For Thunder Mountain Expedition From Weler
A party of six leaves Weler Monday morning heading for Thunder Mountain. The group travels with city teams to Warren then proceeds by pack animal to the camp under Lawrence Phelen. Members include Lawrence Phelan G Hi Molleren Mille Adaumson Watterson Kutharkor Harvey Dickey and Horke.
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Weler
Thunder Mountain
Warren
Lawrence Phelen
Lawrence Phelan
G. Hi, Molleren
Mille Adaumson
Watterson Kutharkor Harvey Dickey
Horke
Meadows
Joy de Midge
Topehe Kanner
Wih Dfoew Obbere
Saat
Vivlow
Mandowe
Pile Mirena
Uae
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P. & Ton
Cambridge
Salu
Middle Valley
Ringes
Liberty
Goddess of Liberty
Mirstus
Replal
Koff Street
Opera House
Perrault
Commerced
Iodeponte
Otekor
Ie Dey
Vinny Marra
Mob Jeunett
Mawley
Whieas
Harvey Harris
W. F. Ferguson
Blackie
Baby Baker
Opie Lloyd
Harry Wulf
Eliar Carr
Frank Nevins
Bert Jenney
Marl Carr
Frosty Roberts
Lucky John Harris
Wen
Ae Partocluding
DO Nevinn
Youngatown
Ohio
Mi Macbiowaldo
Marowi
Ma. Aumontin
Wusabweg
Bey
Aotuwe
Ioane
Meigs Ib
Aleet
Anahien
Penple
Marshall Lake
Wawren
Twake! Nootest
Omer
Stoke
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