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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
2
The piece argues that opponents of English colonial policy fear entanglement in war, with patriotic sentiment rising as tension grows. It warns of increased war bond needs to fund imperial ambitions supported by trusts, monopolies, and government guarantees to elites and vast numbers of people.
An odd report details conflicts between a church connected group and a salt company led by President Smith. The narrative cites threats and demands for justice for allegedly wasted expenses and obstruction, with references to divine power and a church community.
A quotation asserts that every band will rise because no fear is as terrible as superstition, implying courage over dread. The line emphasizes belief overcoming irrational fears in a dramatic, figurative sense.
Goodwin's Weekly discusses internal strife within the Saints movement, arguing that disintegration was halted by a strong push in Congress to disfranchise the organization. The piece ties anti polygamy laws to British and American political pressures, urging decisive action to align with free institutions and enforce allegiance to the republic.
Wm Greene of Hogg Creek visits brother A D Greene to buy materials for his ranch. O Parker moves family to W D Morey’s east ranch to help plant crops. Hide buyers seek pelts with scarce supply. Open winter and early spring aid stock men to move animals with little loss. Wiseman and Son shift sheep from R H Martin’s yard to Dixie Creek. Henry Wiseman and Floyd Dilon feed and plan a Welcd vacation as his father tends the flock. Doug Weston to relocate to his Gove ranch to manage alone. J P Jenson to move onto his homestead after renting the previous year.
Local notes report Dr and team advancing hotel plans to 40 by 80 feet two stories with full resources. Jewell manages Mayflower mine near Warren with eighteen workers preparing a 50 ton BN Pass plant. Farmers plow sow and burn sage brush while weddings, visitors, and cattle sheep activity fill Midvale Weiser area.
A letter-like notice touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy that cured consumption rumors and coughs for Mrs BW Byvans Kun. The ad claims a bottle cost 81.00 and could be bought at Church Ul Drug & Paint Co.
A local seed house touts a broad stock with nearly one hundred kinds and varieties ready for spring sowing. The note urges customers to select promptly, offering assistance to order specific potting items and emphasizing quality and prudent buying.
The piece mentions A J Powers planning to move his family to a homestead in the Mini oka country and notes a man driving pasta to fence on government land, warned as illegal. It also reports the death of H A Race of Eagle Lake Minn at 79, with a large family including a wife two daughters and nine sons.
Fragmentary OCR reports A D Bohrer severing ties with Macey Bro’y and leaving for Westminster. Text mentions Macey being thrown from a horse and injured. Details are garbled and uncertain about dates or exact locations.
Several ranchers are visiting Wesser this week as jack rabbits demoralize fields. Snow fell on the hill over Saturday and Sunday, with readings noting spring in the orchard and meadow efforts.
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