Idaho Scenery Fifty Years After Described in Rainbow Park
A reflective Idaho reminiscence extols Rainbow Park and Rainbow Lake scenes near Lake Park Basin. The writer praises irrigation, the landscape of granite and quartz, and the morning lake reflections. He recalls pioneers who Westward expansion and the enduring beauty of Idaho’s mountains and waters.
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Rainbow Park
Lake Park
Idaho
Rainbow Lake
Fairy Land
Mountain
Wonderland
Black Lake Mill Progress Under Ford Bros and Salter
W. V. Hawes, in charge of construction, reports about 75 workers in the Black Lake mine and mill project. The 50 tons per day mill, aligned with ore ready for delivery, is planned to start next week, with Ford Bros and Sulzer maintaining steady, quiet work on a promising property.
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Salter
Black Lake District
Hawes
Ford Bros
Sulzer
Voted for Polk and Dallas since 1844 visit at Signal office
Russell Newman of Middle Valley visited the Signal office Tuesday. He is Than Newman's father, now living in Middle Valley. The elderly gentleman, eighty, is described as straight and lively. A lifelong Democrat, he cast his first vote for Polk and Dallas in 1844.
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Russell Newman
Middle Valley
Tuesaday
Than Newman
Polk
Dallas
Weiser’s Entertainment Committee Plans Visitors Royal Welcome
Citizens met at Geo. P. Rhea’s office to arrange reception for excursionists from Long Valley Council and Meadows arriving on the 18th. G. A. Ashby T. P. Woodcock and E Shainwald lead preliminaries, report due Monday. Council celebration on the 17th marks completion of the Council Long Valley wagon road. P and I N Ry offers round trip tickets at one fare to Council, returning the 18th, with half fare from Council to Weiser August 18th.
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Geo. P. Rhea
Long Valley
Council and
Meadows
G. A. Ashby
T. P. Woodcock
E Shainwald
Council
Weiser
Weiser Well Represented at Whitman College Delegation
Weiser sends a capable delegation to Whitman College for strong performance in multiple departments. The trip departs Sunday night, featuring Miss Linnie Marsh, Wledice Paddock, Mesera Ray Ayers, Guy and Flournoy Galloway, aiming to bring back honors for the city. Local ad copy promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Burns and skin ailments.
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Whitman College
Walla Walla
Linnie Marsh
Wledice Paddock
Mesera
Ray Ayers
Guy
Flournoy Galloway
Weiser inquiry on origin of river and town history
A letter to Mayor Kelly from an eastern gentleman named Weiser seeks information about the man who inspired the river and town of Weiser. The notice invites locals with historical knowledge to share details with the Si Nat. Also included is a testimonial for Dr King’s New Life Pills by W P Whitehead of Kennedale Tex noting relief from stomach and liver troubles.
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Kelly
Weiser
Dr. King
W P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
Davis Drug Co
Hunt Re-nominated Governor at Democratic Convention
Amid enthusiasm Hon. Frank W. Hunt was re-nominated for Governor on the first ballot with 134 votes, a merited endorsement of his administration. Jos. H. Hutchinson of Silver City was nominated for Congress, praised for character, oratory, and laborer friendliness, expected to bring strength to the ticket.
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Frank W. Hunt
Congress
Industrial Institutes Building Activity at the Institute
Under Fred Brockman supervision vigorous activity marks construction at the Industrial Institute. Lumber arrives by carload and more is ordered, with a Girls Industrial hall already rising. Plans include a modern hospital and a large barn to house dairy operations, all to be built largely by students with a forthcoming residence addition anticipated.
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Fred Brockman
Industrial Institute
Paddock
Rogers
Reign of Terror in Hungary
Vienna reports a night of anti-Servian rioting at Agram Hungary with widespread fires, shootings, and paramilitary clashes. Police and rioters suffer many wounds, peasants and students torn down homes and raised barricades as the town remains in a siege state.
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Vienna
Agram
Hungary
Railroads and Settlers in the Swinton region prompt cheap homeseeker rates
Swinton Tribune argues for broader immigrant outreach as cheap Pacific slope fares resume. It notes crop peak in northern states delays movement, urges railroads to actively recruit settlers, showcase soil and climate, and highlight mutual benefits to railways and commonwealth from each new household brought via affordable transit.
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Swinton Tribune
Pacific
Mount Pelee Eruptions Intensify Destroying Caribbean Villages
Paris reports Mount Pelee eruptions have intensified with lava flow expanding inland. Morne Rouge Ajoupa Bouillon Morne Bonden and villages Balai and Cape Bellevue were destroyed on August 30th. More than a thousand victims have been found, eight hundred dead, with numbers rising.
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Paris
Fort de France
Mount Pelee
Morne Rouge
Ajoupa
Bouillon
Morne Bonden
Balai
Cape Bellevue
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W. A. Greer
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