Weiser Signal Weekly Publication Schedule
The Weiser Signal lists publication days as Wednesday and Saturday by Lock Wood. The notice indicates weekly printing cadence and the publisher's schedule for the community newspaper.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
2
The Weiser Signal lists publication days as Wednesday and Saturday by Lock Wood. The notice indicates weekly printing cadence and the publisher's schedule for the community newspaper.
The ticket lists Joseph H. Hutchinson of Ada County for Congress Rank Hunt of Lemhi County for Governor W E Adams of Washington County for Lieutenant Governor F G Foagr for Supreme Judge C J Bassett of Bingham County for Secretary of State J Callahan of Kootenai County for State Auditor E P Coltman for State Treasurer F D Culver of Nez Perce County for Superintendent of Public Instruction Miss Permeal French of Blaine County for Mine Inspector H Nordquist of Shoshone County and Frank Harris for Judge Third District.
John Neill a former Idaho governor under Rutherford B Hayes died in Columbus Ohio on Monday. He was a prominent figure in Ohio Republican politics.
The twenty two week coal strike shows no settlement prospects after a Roosevelt meeting with operators at Haught. Emile Zola’s funeral in Paris drew thousands to the cemetery with Simple ceremonies. Ohio labor locals urge AFL to tax members ten cents weekly for miners benefits, aiming to raise 150000 dollars weekly. Cleveland United Labor Council adds five hundred dollars weekly.
The Belfast correspondent of the London Daily Mail reports an American syndicate with $20,000,000 capital intends to build large mills on the waterside at Belfast Londonderry Dublin Cork Waterford and Galway. They would import corn and wheat in bulk via coasting steamers owned by the syndicate.
The article describes rapid agricultural transformation across the Weiser valley and surrounding regions. It chronicles desert to farmland progress, from Salubria to Snake River and Camas Prairie, noting irrigation advances, settlements, and booming crops. It mentions Mr. Hill of the Great Northern and President Mullen of the Northern.
Pacific visitors reached Grangeville via Stites and praised the area’s future potential. They predicted that expanding Wie railway lines under Mr. Mullen could unlock fertile territory and establish local industries under a fair national system, resisting costly trusts.
The article reviews fall fashion focusing on box plaited skirts and capes or gowns. It notes many skirts are fashionable yet few will gain popularity and describes the preferred form of the box plaited skirt with a hip fitting yoke and plain front.
The piece describes shooting coats and capes with plaited and godet features, high velvet collars, and triple capes or cuffs. It notes a shooting ulster in red and blue checks, bone buttons, and a white felt hat trimmed in blue ribbon with red and blue wings, attributed to Judic Chollet.
A fragment from Loudon Tit-Bits shows a magistrate questioning a prisoner about a charge of Vaurancy and his claim of blindness after an appleplexy. The exchange includes a comic reference to a painted picture on the breast and an illiterate explanation about paying an artist to paint appleplexy.
The article extols a scenic cross continental route via Salt Lake City and famed canyons including the Canon of the Grand River, Tennessee Pass, Eagle River Canon, the Royal Gorge, and the Black Canon of the Gunnison as the most interesting journey across the continent.
Advertises car windows for through sleeping and dining car service to Denver Omaha Kansas City St Louis or Chicago with stop over privilege on all ticket classes. Personal conductors for excursions and invitation to request copy of Crossing the Rockies from J A Benton General Agents Passenger Dept Salt Lake City.
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