Horse Leeches and the Latin Plunder Spirit
The article critiques Latin nations and explorers driven by greed for wealth and conquest, detailing pillage in Mexico and South America, the ruin of agricultural systems, and the enduring racial and colonial traumas. It contrasts heroic pillage with later deceitful methods, noting calls for aid from the Philippines and other regions amid ongoing imperial pressures.
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Columbus
New World
Cortez
Pixarro
Coronado
DeSot
Mexico
South America
Philippines
Cuba
Fillipino
Bill Jenkins on loon option law and Carnegie libraries
Editor Bill Jenkins argues Idaho should enact a loon option law to curtail Andrew Carnegie's libraries. He contends the wealthy fund projects that burden workers, urging a square deal in legislation, reform of libraries, and an end to charitable vanity while premiums for education and public access rise from worker sacrifices.
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Kimball's Weiser Seed Sale Offers Complete Bulk Line
Weiser residents can save by buying bulk garden seeds including alfalfa timothy bluegrass kod lover white clover orchard grass brome grass havex rape and onion sets red and yellow at Kimball's. This sale promises the most complete seed line yet offered.
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Weiser
Kimball's
Please Pay Up Notice From J. M. Luorn at C. C. D. Store
A debt settlement plea from J. M. Luorn who states his business is sold and requests all creditors to call and settle at the C. C. D. Store. The terse public notice appears in The Signal.
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J. M. Luorn
Road petition granted amid county road fund claims reviewed
The board granted the Hopper petition for a road while sustaining a motion to set aside a prior action. A long list of claims from Haas Bros. and others was audited and approved for payment from the current expense fund. Separate road district and bridge fund items were examined and authorized for warrants. The issue includes numerous county official salaries, jailing, and service expenses.
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R. E. Wilson
M. H. Hopper
Ib I
Sane
Haas Bros
Ellis D Wright
John J Nevins
Ed. McGrew
Con
Bank of Weiser
Dudley
Peter Cramer
AD Huntley
al Watkins
Geo Sumpter
WM Noland
I Wan
Wpmereee
CSO
Ers
Harrison Jones
Garrett Hendricks
L Wilkerson
Ellis
Prenk Windes
GW Williams
HJ Huon
Orine
Brann
Nelson Buhl
Magonte Hall
Wiochod
Hemonway
Clark
J Smith
Digiriel Cuufe
Norval Gorrie
GM Waterhouse
Ingmne
GM Wason
Geo P Rhea
Buoenop
Reese Escetenteceas
Thos M Jeffreys
Sallat
Mary Z Harper
Mary
Harper
Expensea
Robert Langdon
Robert Lansdon
Sie Ee Hee Goo W Tracy
Los
Green MD
Ug Shep
Willoughby Adams
Calary
Board of Prisoners
Sion
Tits Sigal
Blanks
D Wright
JB Beardsley
Cure
Hutel Weiser
Board of Witnesses
Gage and Lockwood
Kate Wilson
Asonrs
Famignon
Neutie McDovwell
Indian Valley Precinct
Trevirees
Arthur W Robertson
DJ Burns
Verti
John Bothwell
Schas
Ecce Syterhouse
County
Trens
F Smith
Geo Tracy
Ballard
Thos Nelson
Piatra
Weiser
Weiser World
Siippias
Ails
Towsler
Salobria News
Lettur
Crouker Co
Trwin-Hodson, Pany
Glass & Prudhomme
Wilson
Phillips
Saliand
Trond
Haas Bros & Co
Metseees Wneabees
Robi Lane
OG Baird
Inbor
Betestreeseess
Milford Hopper
EE Cate
Hans Madison
Seer Dist
Arthur
Roberton Winkler Brothers
Keeney
Cox
Hyxus Bros
Bi Stevens
Guy B York
W K Cate
WJ Windes
Himer L Saling
Teelley
J . Towle
Mesibie to tat and Sout
Mesibie announces plans affecting a regional area with details unclear in the fragment. The note mentions involvement of local entities and potential schedule considerations to be clarified in upcoming notices.
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Ington
Earnest Parkes
Mary O. Taylor Robinson
JM. Dillion
AY ‘Elson
R. E. Lockwood
Akashlinn
W.C. Creathbuim
Whoawoa
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