Ladies' Club Federation Holds Biennial Meeting
The Ladies' Club Federation gathers at Masovice Hall for a two day biennial meeting with delegates from Boise Nampa Mountain Home and other towns. The program includes welcomes, president's address, committee reports, Luncheon, discussions on education and legislation and a reception at I L 1 with addresses by visiting club women.
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Ladies’ Club Federation
Masovice Hall
al Lance
Boise
Mesdames
Alfred If
W. M. Northrop
Ganor
D. O. Indereon
M. B. Gwinn
G R. Hitt
Kingsley
Mano
Frank Unt
Thos, Davis
John M. Haines
E. Pierce
W. E Borah
Deuel
Timothy Regan
H. Px
Samuel Hays
KE. J. Dockery
Lperky
Miss Permesl French
Nampa
J. Jennings
G. Mack
Mountain Home
Mrs. Georgia
Thumsway
A. M
Federation
Outlook Club
8. H. Hays
H. W. Mansfield
Aubrey Butterfield
K. J. Perky
S. A. Mitchell
Treas
S. H. Hays
G.F. W
Idaho
Dist
Rad to Mineral: Matter of Importance to Weiser Business Men
A Weiser business circle considers a new energy plan affecting local commerce. Details outline potential costs, benefits, and stakeholder impacts as leaders discuss practical steps and timelines for adoption. Community members await a formal resolution and public input timeline.
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Weiser
UN BUILD GOOD ROAD What a Mineral Merchant Has to Say
W S Sayler postmaster of Mineral and a prominent merchant visited the city Monday to advocate a winter feasible road from Mineral to Weiser at under 500 dollars. He argues the present road is impassable in snow and the new route would be shorter by three or four miles, with a lighter grade. He estimates hauling capacity would rise from 1800 to 3000 pounds. Sayler believes Weiser merchants would capture trade now going to Huntington and ferries cost a dollar. He plans to draft a petition for county commissioners and urges Weiser merchants to support the project, predicting Mineral’s growing importance with mine and smelter employment and regional trade benefits.
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W.S. Sayler
Mineral
Sayler
Weiser
Huntington
George W. Moyer
Moyer
Minnie Sears
Anson Sears
Washington County
Gueat
Miner Suffered Severe Bruising In Railcar Incident
Badly bruised H. BE. McFarland a miner traveling by rail was squeezed between baggage and mail cars Saturday morning near a station. He remained pinned halfway between the cars until rescued and was sent to Mrs. Wilson's hospital. He planned to reach Mineral to seek work.
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H. BE. McFarland
Government Surveyors Seek Reservoir Site Below Meadows
A large party of government surveyors has been in the Little Salmon area for about two weeks surveying a location for a new reservoir under the arid land irrigation law. High grade cigars are noted at the postoffice.
Democratic Nominees for Weiser Area Legislators
The piece endorses George W. Moyer for the legislature, praising his Weiser residency, business engagement, and expressed leadership. It also highlights A. O. Huntley and Haytley as solid candidates, notes a 14 year county residence, and details the auditor and recorder nominee’s Wisconsin origins, mining ties, and Weiser property.
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Tcket
Wisconsin
Montana
Anaconda Meat Co
Weiser
Seven Devils
Smith
Idaho
Senate
Price Valley Mooting and Discharge Raise Alarms
Neer Scranton, a sheep herder at Price valley, was discharged then returned to Weiser claiming a promised $45 monthly wage. He shot at foreman James Mooney in Cornell, was arrested, deemed sane, and bound over to district court.
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Neer Scranton
A. G. Butterfield
Price Valley
Weiser
Mwe
James Mooney
Mooney
Scrapton
Cornell
Shockley
Scranton
Jal
Welser
Board of Examiners
Joanh Richardson
Democratic Treasurer Candidate Joseph L B Carroll Biography
Another candidate for county treasurer Joseph L B Carroll is profiled. Born in Kentucky in 1851, he left for Texas in 1879, taught, and ran a business for 14 years. He married in Missouri in 1883 and has three children. He settled in Washington County in 1898, first in Middle Valley in mercantile work, later relocating to Council.
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Joseph L. B. Carroll
Washington County
Kentucky
Grove County
Texas
Missouri
M. Barton
Middle Valley
Council
Socialist Council Candidate Denied by Q Sorenson in Idaho
Noting in a Weiser Signal item a candidate for county commissioner in the third district on the socialist ticket, Q Sorenson states he never declared himself socialist and did not authorize any endorsement. He asks readers to disregard the designation and denies desire for office. Everything in school supplies t Candee's. we
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Idaho
R. E. Lockwood
Weiser
Third
Q.sorenson
Q. Sorenson
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Olav
Wepsespay
KB. A. Paddock
E. D. Ford
H. W
Government Surveyors
A. O. Huntley
Indian Creek
Huntley
Haytley
Frank E. Smith
Ghorew. Moyer
Prank E. Smith
A. 0. Huntley
House of
Poindexter P. Dawson
First
Franke Smith
W.C. Whitwell
Democratic Party
Frank HE Smith
Frank Smith
Mr. Dawson
Appomatox
Dawson
Soaturdy
P. Py Dawson
Candee