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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
2
Farmers near Nebraska Flat report grain conditions improving as ground squirrels stay away. Albert Hayden and sister visited parents. Mrs Henrico improving slowly. Several locals travel to Weiser and Council, with news of babies, schools, new barns, and plans for lights and runs across the river.
Advertisement offers two furnished rooms for winter housekeeping to apply to O. M. Harvey, Mrs Macy Wuexnen. A medical patent remedy claims to stop coughing quickly and cure consumption asthma bronchitis and lung troubles with money-back guarantee and free sample from Wo M, Mooker & Co Buffalo NY.
Fragmented OCR text discusses imported and domestic cigars at Candee's shop with garbled phrases about brands, quality, and comparisons. It mentions locales and names in unclear form and ends with a jumble of words not forming a coherent report.
A lengthy feature argues American women should learn organ building, citing Miss Wedlake who learned the craft in England despite gender barriers. The article details her bellows work, leathering, decoration, and patent inventiveness, asserting organ work as healthful, artistic, and financially rewarding for women.
An article recounts the rise of women in public speaking within clubs, noting early stumbles and later mastery of parliamentary usage. It highlights Eve’s mythic gift of talk, long efforts by ladies’ organizations to educate girls, and debates on women pursuing business careers, ending with humorous resolves and social critique.
The P. I. N. R. offers free return transportation to any station on its line for buyers of law and for those presenting a certificate of Th Burtenshaw to its Council agent. The company shows no interest in the national sale of town lots at Council.
Soli His Ranch, A M Bagley disposed of the Sutcliffe ranch purchased recently to C F Wilkie of the Meadows for 3300. Wilkie will take possession in 30 days. Mr and Mrs Bagley expect to move to Honolulu to make their future home.
A lurid tale recalls outlaw Jim McKinney's killing in a Chinese joss house at Bar trefield Cal and frontier marshal courage. It contrasts McKinney's notoriety with legends like Ben Thompson, describing daring confrontations, theater ambushes, and the deadly code of the lawless west as accounts of gunfighter bravado and vigilante justice.
The fragmentary text references EE POLES 61 and Omnes, with unclear context about a place or event. No coherent names, dates, or outcomes are extractable from the readable portion to form a proper summary.
Rev. RE Evans preached his farewell sermon at the Christian church on Sunday night. He recalled his pleasant years in Weisser and warm friendships, lamenting the compelled departure due to circumstances beyond control. He leaves for Portland to fetch his wife and plans to move her to Chicago for treatment.
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