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Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1903

Page

2

Towne Still in Politics Despite Wealth Claims

The Weiser signal archives Towne as a political figure who, despite wealth, remains active in public life. A 1900 campaign rival of Bryan, Towne’s Tammany Fourth of July speech argues against imperialism and colonial policy, defending Filipino and Cuban independence and urging moral leadership over “ignoble” precedents.

Towne Bryan Weiser Tammany Philippine Islands Manila Bay

Roosevelt presses for remedial financial legislation

Oyster Bay July 16 President Roosevelt shows strong interest in new financial legislation and urges early action by Congress. He asks for clear positions on money power, metallic standards, and the proposed plan ahead of the upcoming extended session called for November 6.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Senator Lodge Massachusetts Congress Fata

Child Burned, 4. Ki me me, ene orivee aw we Magne for Nethow L. Kouba fevwived

Unable to extract coherent facts from garbled OCR text. Summary focuses on a child incident with unclear names and details.

L. Kouba Murmid Momillan Moe

Weiser and Huntington Play On Weiser Diamond

The Huntington team defeated Weiser 23 to 10 in Sundays return game after Weiser rushed out to an 8 0 lead. Weiser pitcher Raynor Coakley moved to right field as John Nevins debuted on the mound, delivering deceptive curves and steady command. The Weiser infield and outfield supported him, though wild throwing remains a weakness for the visitor. Hamilton of Huntington was hammered at times, with two and three baggers frequent. Tom Lloyd umpired and earned satisfaction from both sides.

Weiser Huntington Weiser Club Raynor Coakley John Nevins Johnnie Nevins Weiser Boys Mateur Hamilton Tom Lloyd

Birthday Party for Miss Hazel Wiley at Home

Miss Hazel Wiley daughter of Conductor A L Wiley of the P and L Ry gave a birthday party for about a dozen friends on Friday July 17 her eleventh birthday. Games music and a lawn luncheon followed. Guests included Agnes Morehead Ruth Morehead Verta Rhea Bella Jowell Alice McGrew Vesta Haws Eithel Hubbard Fanny Lee Emma Sater Dora Eaton and Dollie Eaton. Many beautiful presents were given and will be cherished.

Hazel Wiley A. L. Wiley Agnes Morehead Ruth Morehead Verta Rhea Bella Jowell Alice McGrew Vesta Haws Eithel Hubbard Fanny Lee Emma Sater Dora Eaton Dollie Eaton

Topeka Men Return From Thunder Mountain Visit

Astonished KE W Poindexter W H Davis and A Boone of Topeka Kansas returned Monday evening as members of the Eldredge Party that left Weiser for the camp about three weeks ago. They visited the Independence group in Big Creek district and other claims, expressing delight at the rapid development work observed.

W. Poindexter W. H. Davis A. Boone Topeka Kansas Thunder Mound Eldredge Weiser Independence Big Creek

Bargain in Stock Kaneh Fireal S40

Fragmentary OCR text mentions stock items and names with unclear context. Readable bits include references to water, hay, meadow, and personal names, suggesting a local trade or notice with several garbled words and potential prices.

Kaneh

Council Orders Sewers Public Works Bid Advertisement

Council met Monday to hear objections on the sewer line project. With none, the sewer committee was told to prepare the assessment roll for adjacent property and publish bids. Finance reported newspaper publishers agreed to a 25 percent cut on long legal notices. York bill reduced to 18 dollars and paid. Adjourned to next Monday evening.

Bill L. A. York

Contract Signed For 3000 Tons Ore Delivery

J OC Rogers of this city contracts with Ladd Metals Portland to deliver 3000 tons of ore to its Homestead Oregon smelter. W H Adams and Zera Snow arrived to finalize terms. Ore sits at Badger State mine dump in Seven Devils district. Delivery at 50 tons daily over roughly 210 miles. Rogers to hire teams and begin hauling at once.

J. OC. Rogers Ladd Metals Company Portland Homestead Oregon W. H. Adams New York Zera Snow General Autorbey Weiser Badger State Seven Devils Rogers

For Rent Store Room Near G A Ashby

For Rent, store room now occupied by G A Ashby will be for rent on or about the 1st of August. Apply to J J Fuller, 93.21.

G.A. Ashby J. J. Fuller

Land Script For Sale In Tracts Of Various Acreages

Land script offering sale of surveyed or unsurveyed land in blocks of 5 10 15 20 40 60 80 and 160 acres. States pass title to the specified tracts. For prices and particulars inquire of or address 10 et 20 W. L. Axpeason Weiser Idaho.

Land Bargain of 240 Acres on Mann Creek in Washington County

240 acres of prime farming land on Mann creek in Washington county offered for sale by G. W. Hodge Bourne Idaho. A local note mentions Herman the Plumber available for all pipe work needs.

Washington County Mann Creek G. W. Hodge Bourne, Idaho Herman

National Encampment Ticket Sales for San Francisco 1903

National Encampment of the G A R in San Francisco from August 17 to 22 1903 offers various travel bundles. Options include round trip via Ogden or Portland with rail or steamer segments and differing routings and prices, quoted in dollars and cents.

Noon Rest club pioneers affordable business women's luncheon

The Noonday Rest club in Chicago started as a mid day luncheon for businesswomen with a 2 cent monthly membership, charging 5 cents per dish and 10 to 13 cent meals. Dishes were homemade by women specialists, menus featured three meats and three vegetables, and profits after six months reached 4000 despite low prices.

Hale Cio Club Chicago Iyod Girls’ Club Edwayn Everett Walter Ake Beret

Neighbors News from Indian Valley Abbreviations and Visits

Mrs. Cora Hutchison and niece Anna Lindsay visited Council this week. Mr. Muller spoke in the valley on national troubles but did not show a solution. Will Hutchison searched for a runaway work horse near Crane Creek last week. W. L. Gover of Snake River visited Thursday and purchased fatestock. Jake Cornell did business in Sal brian Wednesday. Melvin Snow spent the Fourth with his mother and brother. H. A. ie and daughter Emma from Weiser stayed Monday night on the way to Black Lake. Potter of Middle Valley plans to improve the schoolhouse. Elizabeth McPhor f Argie and Gladys Steward were noted as perfect in attendance for three months. Wilkie left for home on Hornet then will go to Caprim to oversee a residence project for Mr. Lady. Miss Blue, visiting from Payette, left Saturday for home. Alexus Jackson made a business trip to Payette Monday. George Dutton, Clint and Jake Ghaes cock went to Iron Mountain for derrick timbers. Linnie Perkins drove Lathe Jackson home Tuesday for a visit. Kirt Maton and Hugh Dearborn returned Monday from Iron Mountain for timber and wood. Quaties Craven and sons were in town Tuesday. The grain crop nearly failed due to a dry season. farmers cutting grain for hay. Mr. and Mrs. Dattan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mee Sunday. Mie and others noted activities. wedding plans and local events mentioned.

Will Hutchison Crane Greek W. L. Gover Snake River Jake Cornell Sal Brian Melvin Snow H. A. Ie Mioe Emma Weiser Black Lake Potter Middle Valley Pantsing Elizabeth McPhorf Argie Gladys Steward Wilkie Hornet Caprim Lady Miss Blue Valley Payete Alexus Jackson Payette George Dutton Clint Jake Ghaescock Iron Mountain Derrick Timbers Mint Linnie Perkins Jackson Kirt Maton Hugh Dearborn Quaties Craven and Sons Sua Mee Mussa Doug Iilog

Weiser and Crystal City Social Roundup

Crop notes from Alfalfm report Mr and Mrs Ferrel visiting Crystal City. Mr Bowers and sonjay were at the ranch Sunday. Ed Harper and Nelson Wine, local businessmen, were in Weiser Friday. Mr and Mrs P P Dawson were in Weiser Saturday. Miss Linnie Perkins, who was with Lulu Jackson, returned home to Welter. Several Payette parties visited Crystal in the past week for the Payette Lakes affair.

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