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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
7
Educational column presents a mythic tale of Baldur and Loki with Frigga and Hodur, then shifts to a reflective spring ode praising nature. It notes the season’s renewal, outdoor joys, birds, flowers, and the uplifting view of spring as a time for gratitude and activity. Grace Chowk.
FiantTa Grave District report notes Miss May Freeman as a teacher. A party of sixteen, traveling by two hacks, a buggy, and a horse, traversed rocky mountain roads in Oregon. They describe passing through opened gates and pine timber amid smoke from a recent fire.
A narrator describes hiking past a burning wildfire, crossing Pie Rock a ledge of large boulders, and reaching Myrtle Park a pine valley with a trout stream. They fish that evening with aunt Nora, catching a crawfish and the first fish, sharing pride in the catch.
Miss May Freeman teaches in Sixrm Grape District No 28. The article describes migratory birds the red headed woodpecker crow American robin and screech owl with notes on behavior and impact. It lists top pupils Nettie Hitt Olive Carr Alma Morelead Pearl Glascock Olive Perkins Georgia Killipatrick Maud Anderson Edna Stephenson Amy Turner Annis McGrew Beulah Hana and announces a Friday school work exhibition plus millinery offers and DeWitt life early risers.
The article notes Charles Aflen starting a saw, Prank J. French coming from Welser to the camp, and the Harp boys delivering freight for Mr. Strause & Company. George Degus moved from Cupram to Landore to remodel the Gus Gray hotel, with public opening in a few weeks. J.C. Mitchell traveled to Cupram. Vint Jack reportedly flirted with women. W. B. Hancock of Boston & Seven Devils Copper Co. visited Portland, Oregon. New faces appear at camp. the Seven Devils look healthy and active for summer. A testimonial from Josh Adgar of Germantown, Cal, praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sciatic rheumatism.
An early travel promotion extols the Salt Lake route to the East with connections to Denver, Chicago, and other cities. It touts scenic stops at Salt Lake City and Glenwood Springs, weekly excursions, and special seating options under the Denver Rio Grande and related railroads. Endorsed by W Meltville and W Heintz. A testimonial from Mrs W Roberts praises Kochol Dyspepsia Cure.
Notice is given that on the first Saturday in June 1901 at 10 o'clock am a public sale will offer for State land in Weinar Washington County Idaho. Descriptions include Lot numbers and ranges totaling about 62 acres with terms per state act. Minimum bid 1000, balance cash day of sale. Frank Martin, secretary to the State Board.
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