Weiser Fruit At Paris Exposition Wins Second Prize
The Weiser Idaho exhibit of apples pears and peaches won a second prize at the Paris Exposition though it could have taken first as a state exhibit. Letters from Paris officials praise the display and note Idaho fruit would likely have earned top honors under state exhibit status.
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Weiser
Fosselman
Asitep Starks
Paris
S. Fosskiatan
Idaho
United States
America
Notice to Debtors from W P Harris
Those knowing themselves in debt please call and settle. W P Harris seeks all old accounts up to date to protect his business and may need to open a new set of books for Geo W Dean.
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W. P. Harris
Geo. W. Dean
State News Collage From Idaho and Far East Headlines
Idaho items report death of John A. O Farrell of Botee, railroad work near Nawpa, dairy farmers in Canyon County hopeful, Caldwell creamery short on batter, Welser creamery potential. Also notes about Chinese atrocity reports, nervousness causes from Prof Wettler, indemnity talks in New York, and wedding stationery ads.
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Nawpa
the Post
St Bolse
Mark
Canyon County
Caldwell
Welser
Caldwell Buill
Midland Railroad
Returning Boer War volunteers and global notes
Ninety Americans who fought for the Boer cause begin return voyage. Proposes a steamship link among Wits country Honolulu Hong Kong and the Philippines. Ex mayor of New York Wm Strong is dead. British suffer reverses. imperial government seems to have things its own way. A Hampstead resident died at 123. Ten months show merchandise value at 59 975 339 and gold silver shipments of 5 105 287 to Cuba. Aguinaldo rumored dead. Newsmongers pressed for updates. West Virginia mine disaster: thirteen killed, twenty injured. U.S. population about 76 million. State Department releases open door China agreement with Britain and Germany. Hay informs Pauncefote of U.S. acceptance principles.
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Wits Country
Honolulu
Hong Kong
Philippines
Wm Strong
New York
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Gains Converts in Weiser Ads
A mid 1900s advertisement section touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a universal cure for aches and fevers with testimonials from W. A. Null of Webb City and Anory L. Mitverr of Manchester. It also lists post office letter notices for Weiser Idaho and local merchants promoting plows and medicines at low cost.
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Stanley
Livingstone
W. A. Null
Webb. Il
Weiser
Idaho
Beglar
Matt Brooks
Arthur 2
Beard
WH Connally
Geo Davis
J A Hoffstatter
Geo Longfellow
JE Nephew
Frank Pefferlin
Dr Richardson
Vance Rolle
Steele
DR Walker
Henry Walkley
Frank Nelson
Isaac White
Miller
Josh Maynard
Katy Shepard
Miss Rose
Chamberlain
Anory L. Mitverr
Manchester
R. W. Sarrn
Washington County Teachers Examination Opens in Weiser
The regular county teachers examination for Washington County begins on November 22 in the upper room of School Building No. 2 at Weiser. It will also be given in Council. Questions will cover the state constitution Article 18 and school law chapters 15 through 18 with emphasis on chapter 18.
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Washington County
Weiser
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Ashby
Opera House
Chili
Smith's Drug Store
Whiting
John Fowler
Geo, Larsen
Mattie Lockette
Harry Byers
Galloway
Watlington
Mart’s
A. Phillips
Salubria
Paria Commission
R. Lake
State News
John A. O'Farrell
Botee
Africa
C. G Dennison
Vryburg
Bechuanaland
R. W. Sutra
Lee
Mann Creek
K. B. Utley
China
Wettler
Department of
Illinois State University
Vial's
U. S
Washington
Herald
Pekin
Conger
Prince Tuan
Germany
War Department
Messrs
Conger and
Rockhill
State Department
The
Ingram Press
General News
Hampstead
L 1
Ina Iihel
Estee
Aguinaldo
Pinepino
Virginia
Mr. Hay
Lord Pauncefote
Department of State
Great Britain
London
Marquis of Salisbury
Poesy
N. F. Kimball
Waiser, Idaho
the Times
M. L. Vial
H. Hollman Y
Leereee
City Feed Corral Weiser
Home Dreds
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