Weiser (Idaho)

Summary of a Memorial Day address delivered in Weiser, Idaho.

Davina Cummock's personal and family papers, including newspapers, social events documents, school records and childhood photo album. One document dated and signed by Benjamin Harrison.

Four black and white photographs with five negatives of a crowd near the Weiser Depot with State street in view.

Family photographs of Mark, Mattie, and Jackson O. Howard. The collection also contains images from Delpha Calwhite Howard and Roselee Howard.

Thirty-two black and white photographs of families, Idaho scenes, and College of Idaho 1917 football team.

Correspondence; financial and legal documents; specifications for construction of Galloway house, Weiser, Idaho; newspaper clippings regarding Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Branstetter, pioneers of Orofino, Idaho; and an 1899 issue of Freedom, a newspaper published in the Philippines.

Twin Heart Brand fruit label for Idaho Italian prunes. Twin Heart Brand Label featured the faces of Shurtleff twin daughters Maxine (Betty, left) and Arlene (Peggy, right).

Postcards of Weiser pioneer, Russell Newman and Ike Kiser of Weiser. The collection also includes a photographic print of the Oregon Trail memorial bridge in Boise from 1931 and a mounted reproduction drawing from W.H. Jackson of Old Fort Hall.