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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1905
Page
2
The Weiser Signal quotes a sharp political critique on Idaho's past legislature and party dynamics. It laments lost opportunities for the Republican party, praises blunt truth-telling, and teases future disclosures about Idaho’s political situation.
The article frames the Mukden engagement as part of three epic eastern battles with Russia and Japan. It cites Liao Yang, Shake River, and Mukden, detailing forces, durations, and casualties to argue these clashes rank among history’s most stupendous. Comparisons to Napoleonic and ancient conflicts underscore immense scales and endurance.
From Weiser Signalenya, a critique of Idaho politics. The piece scorns the 840,000 debt, blaming Republicans for spending after Democratic fiscal steadiness. It urges voters to see the wiser path and hopes for change before the next election.
Mabara's Minstrels redraws its program with a big lady chorus and an up to date show titled A la musicale. Mirth melody and music touted as one of the best bills in minstrel history with strong comedians dancers and numerous vocal acts. Mobara's Minstrels perform at the Opera House on March 1st. Also notices: Dr Dry Clarke rents office space in Summer block and seeks eyewear ear nose and throat cases. Wanted Japanese cook and good plain cook positions listed with Yokohama Restaurant Welser ad.
Tar Sik. Four head of good work horses, two waddle horses, one-year-old volt. Call on oF addrews at Rigges, Cornerth & EB. Park St. Weiser, Idaho."
Readable portions describe a local event with names and dates unclear. The text mentions a sale or auction and possible prices. No clear outcomes or participants are confirmed due to damaged OCR.
A mountaineer and companion explore a canyon ten miles off the Overland Trail in Cheyenne to locate a cavern. Inside they find a vast hall filled with human bones, abandoned furniture, rifles, and tools from a westward immigrant party entombed by a landslide and washed in by rains. The scene evokes a chilling charnel house and a long quiet tragedy.
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