Harrison Ensigns Idaho Paper and Local News Snippets
The Weiser Signal notes the Harrison Ensign’s Idaho paper debut, mentions river and harbor bill pork, a Boise post office robbery case discharge, a Kamima shooting of a 15 year old, Spokane fire losses around $230,000 with four dead, and Congress routine with Bland bill debate. Also reports Huntington wood orders for the Norma steamer and a forthcoming transportation company plan.
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Huntington
Jacob Kamm
Norma
Bayhorse Rapids
Huntington Bridge
Snake River
Herald
Citizens endorse reform to county road laws and funding
In Stowat on roads the Citizen supports abolishing the current road law in favor of a pay in money system, empowering commissioners to contract road work for longer terms, reducing road tax, and improving highway conditions across the county. It urges unity for reform and wider state involvement.
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W. D. Shaw
Stowat
Lorton
Washington County
Comb foundation and bee keeping gains in state convention
At the M state Lee-keepers convention M. TL Hunt praised comb foundation for expanding pleasure and profit in beekeeping. He noted the first practical foundation appeared in 1874 and demand grew, with wax supply sometimes tight as production scales. He warned against full-depth combs due to cost and wax needs, favoring light brood sheets in wired frames for efficiency and better honey storage while noting winter feeding challenges.
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M. TL Hunt
Skimmilk feeding Aids Cows In Butterfat Gain In New York
A Tribune summary notes skimmilk fed to cows yields more butterfat than feeding pigs, with a suggested 200 percent gain in value. It cites a dairyman in Cattaraugus and Delaware counties praising the practice for trimming hog pens and reducing dairy chores. University findings hint long lactation preserves volatile oils, improving butter flavor in fresh milk.
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New Yorkn
Cattaraugus
Delaware
Galen Wilson
Tribune
Incubator Cellar Idea and Horticultural Notes From Arkansas
A short feature discusses a subterranean incubator cellar offering stable temps and protection for poultry, noting economical construction from the Iowa Poultry Journal. It warns against carbon rich foods that curb laying and shares a farm example of hens fattened by waste causing stopped egg production. The piece also mentions Wide flooding in Arkansas City Arkansas and river rises with homelessness and drownings along St Francis and White rivers. It ends with a grant county Oregon clerk buying 2700 squirrel scalps and canal work in Payette valley progressing.
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Fella Moat
Arkansas City
Ark
St. Francis
White Rivers
Arkansas
Drowning and Fire News From Idaho and Nearby Areas
An eighteen month old D R Shaw girl drowned near Long Creek Oregon after a fall into a spring. Rockford Washington suffered a Saturday night fire causing 27000 in losses. Opals reportedly found in Hall mines near Moscow may be worth 100 per karat when cut. Boise Natatorium opened to the public with formal opening set for June 2. Lamb crop on Camas Prairie reported at ninety percent. Weiser Artesian Water Co notes stock calls due May 7 seeking payment to P A Dovers at Idaho Commercial Bank in Welser.
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Hall
Moscow
Boise
Cama
Prairie
Weiser Artesian Water Co
P. A. Dovers
Idaho Commercial Co
Welser
Idaho
P. A. Devens
Insolvent Debtor Proceedings in Washington County Idaho
The district court in Idaho's Third Judicial District, Washington County, declares P L Hursh and Charles Hursh insolvent. Sheriff directed to seize all estate and prevent debts or transfers until assignees are appointed. Creditors to appear June in Weiser to prove debts. Publication in Weiser Star.
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District Court
3D Judicial Ametrict
State of
Idaho
Washington County
P. T. Mursh
Charles * Ural
Hursh
Charles Hursh
Washington
Anid
P. L. Harsh
Charles Hirsh
Samme
Vets
Orier
Weiser Stowxar
Weiser
Iwiel
E. Nugent
State of Idaho
Washlneton
Tixtelet
Wall County
de Herby
Fureguie
Ben H. Teve
Karmet
Orler
P. la. Hvurst
Charlie Hurst
Wittuen
Neots
Sme
Proved Will Proceedings in Washington Idaho
In the probate court of Washington County Idaho the estate of John Wheeler deceased is listed. The time for proving the will is set for Monday June 13 at ten o clock AM in the county courthouse courtroom. The case includes application by W W Wheeler for letters testamentary with N M Hawrrons as judge and ex officio clerk.
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al. le Hoyt
Maho
O. L. Hoyt
Idaho
Washington
J. Durbin
M. L. Hoyt
Washington County
Anid
Vietlay
Servier
Phatovent
Tadleen
John Wheeler
W.W. Wheeler
N.M. Hawrrons
Weiner
Praxe Hanne
New York Ban City Salt Lake Mystery Event
A fragmented report mentions New York, San Francisco, Salt Lake, and Boise in an unclear event. Details are incomplete but imply a regional gathering or contest with limited readable facts.
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New York
Francisco
Salt Lake
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Committee On Rules
Comb Foundation
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Iowa Poultry Journal
Grant Co
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Tdaho
A.D
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Third Judicial
Tolaho
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Thomas & Jorgens
Mirandi
Efofunetanite
Thomas & Jorgenson Co
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Statin
Reuter
Tala
Lit
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Jenney & Waverhouse
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J. F. Survin
Joan W. Avens
Third Judicial District
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Ware
Irom Amd Steel
Whitley
Solid Steel
John Deer Plows
W. H. Evans
Sanford
Florida
St. Patrick's
Jenney & Waterhouse
Commercial Co’s
BANK
Renider
Verkau
W. Wamilington
Hee
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Y. A. Devers
Europe
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Ming
John T. Smith
Mary
Hernof
Harrison
Cnders
Pwroee
United States Mineral City
Tdulin
Cmeney
Enney & Waterhouse
J. M. Jenney
Maine
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James Shaw
Waa
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Job Wagole
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