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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
2
A rambling verse tale begins with Maude Muller on her father's ranch in a calico dress and a horseman in a broad brimmed hat seeking a drink of buttermilk. The piece shifts to a discussion of rural roads and national policy, featuring General Royston speaking on highway improvements, followed by a medicinal advertisement for Moki Tea and a brief catalog of products.
Brown leather pocket book conjoined with a chain, about 10 inches in coin, lost between town and Hemenway school house. Finder to leave at Signal office or with Miss Alice Owens. Liberal reward offered. Mrs. Miller will sell all millinery goods from Summercamp's store at half price, first purchase for a cheap hat.
A fragmentary quote attributes a sweeping claim about racial issues to Jim Jousson and reflects the era’s charged rhetoric. The passage suggests a disputed view on the race problem and its purported resolution within the Confederate States.
A Boise race meeting is slated for May 28 29 30. Hailey is newly incorporated, Mountain Home will get an electric light plant funded by local capitalists. Governor Morrison traveled to St Louis for the opening of the exposition. Idaho National Guards were mustered at Pocatello last week. Harvard College has bid for the President’s services. A new sugar factory is planned in Fremont County. Sheep near Malad sell for 50 cents each amid a weak winter. On May 1 the President laid the cornerstone for a Y M C A building in Topeka with large crowds and strong enthusiasm.
A committee advised that the Declaration of Independence be placed in a moisture and light free vault to preserve it as most signatures have faded. The document has toured exhibitions but will no longer be publicly shown. Also notes a Dyspepsia remedy endorsed by physicians and offered by Hooxer & Co.
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