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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1903
Page
6
Fragmentary note argues that without preparation to the path or money, success is unlikely. It recalls lessons about experience, cost, and repeating trade failures due to lack of readiness. The passage stresses discipline, planning, and consistent effort as keys to progress.
An obituary notes the death of Thomas P Maryatt of Weiser and Washington counties after seven weeks with typhoid fever. Born in Mansfield Ohio 59 years ago he studied at Dartmouth and Chicago Law School. He moved to Weiser 21 years ago and served as a school trustee and educator organizer. He leaves a wife two sisters and a nephew raised from infancy. A church member, he joined the United Church and supported local education and Idaho Industrial Institute affairs. A funeral service is planned for the afternoon today.
Two hares known for mischief study at school during geography class. The teacher explains earth turns on its axis with day and night. After class they fear falling when the world tilts. They stand on their heads at home but end up dizzy and exhausted waiting for morning.
Funeral rites for W P Eshom include school trustees as pallbearers and processional to cemetery led by pupils from Weiser High School and local institutes. Eshom, a Washington county pioneer, died in Portland at 62 after paralysis. The article also notes a broom corn trial by Idaho Industrial Institute and Weiser schools, with potential broom factory plans and corn sale.
An improved 40 acre ranch two miles from the post office offers a five room plastered house and fifty fruit trees under Payette ditch. Terms are reasonable and inquiries can be made at the Signal office.
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