Faith Goes West with Father in Somber Big Horn Trek
Faith travels to the western frontier with her father, a man of questionable means, as her aunts watch in quiet fear. The journey unfolds amid secrecy and unease about his past failures and the life he leads. Faith remains silent, writing guarded letters to her aunts.
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Wimoilier
Fred
Inez
Far West
Faith
Big Horn
Abe
Chamberlains Pain Balm Binds Rheumatism Relief
The article claims Rheumatism is cured by Chamberlains Pain Balm with quick relief after one application. It notes many testify to its truth and lists R. W. Smire as the seller.
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Chamberlain
R. W. Smire
Warren Mining Outlook and Local News From May 1900
The Warren column notes large placer yields historically and new quartz vein discoveries yielding 50 000 to 300 000 with investment in mining rising. It also reports stormy weather, scarce mail, market vegetables, and local moves including crews at Mathias and Thomas camps, road work, and a new butcher shop. Baseball games Caldwell versus Weiser are described with fielding and pitching highlights.
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Warren
Nteikos
Thien Fue
Safe Feld
Mil
Mr. Knowlton
Thomas
Billy Hollowell
South Fork
Joe Thomas
Bud Brewer
Jack Shaffer
Mr. Root
Mrs. Cook
Camas Prairie
Sam Spicer
Iron Bridge
Pete
Harvey Taylor
Yellow Pine
Fred Williams
Mathias’ House
Baohie
Bobannan
Bob Simms
Marion Myers
Bert Smith
Cook & Clark
Caldwell
Caldwell Boys
Weiserite
Shepherd
Hudson
Thompson
Bothwell
Patterson
Russler
Weiser Boys
Weiser Fourth of July plans and local events outlined
The article outlines Weiser's upcoming Fourth of July celebration with a royal program including an oration by 8 H Basher and a reading of the Declaration by M S Parker. It notes preparations by the fire department, floats for local businesses, and subcommittees, with $75 offered for a cornet band and $75 for a baseball game. The piece also mentions a successful Sunday School picnic at Durbin's grove with 300 attendees and a decorated P I N excursion train.
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Weiser
Fire Department
H. Basher
Lowa
M.S. Parker
N. F. Kimball
Durbin’s Grove
Union Depot
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Women of Woodcraft
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Weiser Valley Camp No
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Cambridge, Idaho
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Clay St
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