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Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1892

Page

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WEAT BOUND Schedule Extract From Express Line

Readable text shows limited timetable fragments for freight and express trains with numbers No. 21 No. 23 and times around 5:00 am 3:80 pm and 7:25 pm. Contains garbled OCR likely from a historical railway timetable.

East Mall No. L Cresscreves

Salubria Letters Describe Town Life and Politics

In Salubria area notes, Jim Wilson visits as Statesman agent while William Allison builds a two story dwelling. Reports mention courthouse and church work, rail politics, mining at Bear Creek, and a lively social scene with Weiser visitors, weddings, and shifting party affiliations reflecting Idaho politics in 1892.

Jim Wilson the Statesman William Allison W. D. Shaw Crane Creek Thomas Carrick Bear Creek Seven Devils Tom Salubria Hotel

Polls Hint At Three-Party Split In Local Races

About 300 votes expected. Salubrin hosts a club of twelve members. Meadows appears solid for the peoples party, but this is mistaken. Inquiry finds no third party figures besides John Levander. Council likely to back the third party, with similar odds for Indian Valley. Salubria Valley remains doubtful.

Geo. W. Patterson Oregon Washington County Idaho Pat Cuddy Shaw Peoples’ Party Thomas M, Jeffreys Geo. Winkler M. ‘T. Harlan James Ruth W. D. Shaw Dodge Hawthorn P. Lynch R. B. Lockwood James Coakley Mitrd Upley Farmers’ Alliance Mrlselle Democratic Party People’s Party Alma Mata Sabriel Salubrin Lnquiry John Levander Council Indian Valley Salubria Valley Lew Surlekland Bruneau Valley Mountain Home the Guardian H.M. Burr Masons Odd Fellows’ Hill B. Clark Parker Haal Hoght Scubmadek Nob Hill Ronal Alate M. A. Kurtz Nampa Ben Davis Kurt ‘Ga

Brackett Reports Spanish Aid for Chicago Exhibition

Maj. Fred Brackett of the U S Treasury explains Spanish government funding for the fair and plans to reproduce Columbus era ships for Chicago. He notes active interest from Valencia and Madrid officials, and says the Frank commission will manage exhibits with experts in transportation and armor.

Santa Marie France Fred Brackett United States Treasury Department Spain Davis Maj. Brackett Columbus New York Sayal Chicago Barcelona Garceona Valencia Madrid Senor Canovas Council of Ministers Canovas Grubb la Abide Convent Frank Ales Camaill Kranty House of Deputies M. Grisson M. Monteith Fine Arta Sheime Epernay Rheims

Happenings Over Our Glorious State

Community brief highlights notable events across the state, including civic meetings, local achievements, and upcoming public events reflected in concise notices from newspapers.

Good and Bad Roads Spur Public Road Reform Talk

A long column argues for coordinated road policy with sealed bids and long contracts. It laments wasteful labor taxes, urges expert specifications, drains, and better maintenance to boost farming, trade, and public welfare across rural Idaho and Oregon.

General’ Treasury Feduiretoeare Pat Kat

Fine Exhibits From Sheffield and Bristol For Columbian Exposition

London based Robert McCormick informs Walter Fearn that the Society of Cutlers at Khafilel will back an exhibit. Trinity World Shefield and Trinity trade owners plan to send a special agent to Chicago. Bristol committee forms an exhibition group with Bristol leaders including the mayor, Merchant Venturers president, chamber of commerce head, and notable figures to promote a distinctive exhibit.

Robert & McCormick London Walter Fearn Society of Cutlers Khafilel Trinity World Shefield Chicago Whief Fearn Hasince McCormick Lorin A. Lathap United States Bristol Merchant Venturers' Company Chamber of Commerce Willian Buzely Bristol and Gloster Archuological Society Johin Macteum George Edwards

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