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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1901
Page
3
The Signal letter details subscription costs for three, six, and twelve month periods with advance payments and on time rates. Advertising prices are listed per inch with varying charges for initial and subsequent insertions. Public notices include obituary and thank you notices with stated per inch rates and post office status noted.
Local notes from Weiser and nearby towns report KE Shainwald's Boise stay on business. Leases, barn-building, travels to Missouri, social events, and a Japanese tea at Mrs Festus Foster's home mark a busy period with railroad plans, bridge expansion, and community fund efforts shaping the town's winter outlook.
The progress on the Short Line roadbed near town reveals a broad graded surface extending beyond the ties, with a level rise to the base. A small crew is flanked by a force of Japanese workers, who perform neat grading and improve both beauty and safety.
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