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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1903
Page
4
A Weiser World piece describes a fevered attack on the Signal’s new office, using metaphorical disease terms and questioning accusations. It defends the Signal’s move as advancement and urges the World to specify its charges with clarity to seek relief from its alleged distress.
A telephone line in the power house connects to a whistle based fire alarm system. Citizens are urged to remember the new safety measure and respond promptly to any alarm signals.
A finder has turned in a bunch of keys left Friday evening and asks the finder to return them to the office at 25 1 pal. The notice requests the owner to claim the items.
Notice invites sealed bids for labor and materials to improve the sewer system in Local Sewerage Improvement District No. 1, Weiser Idaho. Bids due November 23 up to 6 00 pm and publicly opened at 8 00 pm the same day. Payments require a 5 percent certified check and bid bonds, with right to reject bids. Also a separate notice records a lost horse taker up with details.
The Taker-up J T Sexen reports at Weiser Idaho that on November 7 1908 he took up three branded horses at the Jerry Wagg place six miles west of Weiser Washington County Idaho a brown two year old gelding with brand on left stifle a buckskin mare branded on the left stifle and a gray horse age six or seven with bell when taken up branded on left stifle The entry notes a date November 4 1902 and filing November 4 1903 with auditor Frasx EB Swern recorded.
Notice states failure to contribute required expenditures on mining claims in Idaho County Idaho within thirty days after publication leads to forfeiture. Claims are on War Eagle Mountain north slope and California Creek area, under section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. Subscriber J Dowwal President declares the property will vest under applicable law.
Notice states publication of a permit action on the 46th day of December with details referencing a property and the applicant. Names and exact locations are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate an official recording or permission process and publication requirements.
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