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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
5
The text outlines subscription options for The Signal with rates for one copy, monthly and yearly advance payments, and advertising pricing per inch. It notes a date on the colored address label indicating payment status and urges readers to watch their label and contact the office if the date does not change within two weeks.
U S timetable lists departures from Weiser including No 1 westbound at 11 a m No 2 eastbound 2 42 a m No 1 westbound 4 18 p m No 6 eastbound 9 35 p m No 25 Cannon Ball west 2 52 p m No 26 Cannon Ball east 8 45 p m
Frank Hahn leaves on business to Montana. J R Jimerson of Payette dies after a long illness. Wedding of Jesse B E McMillan and Lucinda Uulyer in Weiser. Many locals travel to Cambridge Sumpter and Portland while others plan baptisms and church events. Oregon Short Line announces Fourth of July fare. various visits and institute news fill the page.
Wanted notice seeks to buy a three inch wagon and offers fair payment. Inquiries directed to the Signal office for details.
Help wanted notices describe a good woman cook and a kitchen helper at the Washington Hotel Warren Idaho with wages 40 to 50 dollars monthly and room and board. Also financing offers on farm and city property with partial payment privilege and low interest. Haas Bros promote McCormick Mowers and invite mower owners to view the improved sickle grinder.
The Pacific and Idaho Northern Railway offers one fare round trips between all stations for July 3 and 4 with return valid through July 5. July 4 schedules include two trains each way for better public accommodation, with stops at flag stations on signal and fares for children’s trimmed bats promotion. Notable ad text and a testimonial for a digestion product are included in the clipping.
Dime Social at the O F Hall on June 17 invites Kalos Circle and friends to attend with ice cream and cake served. A cordial invitation extends to all members.
Engineer Utter has completed a fine up to date blue print map of the city with a marginal reference noting principal buildings. It is pocket size, handy and convenient for daily use and is on sale at 50 cents each.
Fred Whitney from Asotin Washington has arrived to manage his brother Frank G Whitney's farm near Scott's Creek. He bargained for the property and finds the country pleasant. Whitney traveled via the Little Salmon wagon road, which he found in good condition.
Congregational services at the opera house Sunday morning will feature Prof Siders from the teachers’ institute speaking on The Relation of Home Church and Society to Education. Rev E A Paddock will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class that evening with special music planned for both occasions.
Johnnie Rogers locates 900 acres of placer ground about 25 miles from Helena in Montana. He brings coarse gold samples showing high richness and notes a nearby reservoir for washing gravel. Rogers and partners plan to work the claim, with mining rights and guides referenced in mining books.
A notice offers one thousand dollars to any artist who will draw a single line portrait of President Roosevelt by August first. The winner’s work would improve upon an earlier portrait of President McKinley by Thomas Fleming. A photo-engraved copy appears in the book Around the Pan from Nutshell Publishing Co.
For a limited time the Nut shell Publishing Co offers to send ink sketches of Washington and famous men in Congress to any person enclosing ten cents in a handsome thirty font penny, plus a credit pass of $1.00 toward any book they publish from 1059 Third Ave New York.
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