Weiser Signal Reports On Finance and Silver Debate
The Weiser Signal notes Representative Hugh's bill to put counties on a cash basis as a wise attempt at practical finance. It cites recent and past bills from Johnson Benson and Allison, with strong criticism of administration manipulation. It also reports on the German Reichstag adopting a bilateral silver resolution and argues poverty drives support for silver to restore prosperity and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Johnson
Benson
Allison
Bridge building urged for Snake River span
Editors urge immediate wagon bridge construction across Snake river at this point. They argue no unusual obstacles, cost under 15000 dollars for solid steel, and that the project would boost Weiser real estate and business. They call for organized effort and ask readers to form a committee to help the cause.
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Snake River
Weiser
Norace
Senatorial draw debate and ailing machine at state capital
Debate continues over who shall draw the senatorial ballot and grant patronage while a machine bought last fall for making a national representative is blamed for delays. Some insist the device is broken down though loyal officials keep funding it at five hundred dollars daily.
Debate over juvenile home plan and state funding sparks clashes
A bill proposed by Representative Bennett would create an Industrial Home for education of impoverished youths with a $10,000 appropriation. Critics denounce the move as a misused public debt, urging better site locations and opposing any state juvenile poor house in their region.
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Washington County
Washington
Agricultural College
Bennett
Itato Teichstag
Verbeck
Ayers
Kurtz
Idaho
Boise
Moscow
Dabo University
Solier
State University
Weiser
Rock Springs
Section
Township
Cleveland and party split over bankers swindle vote
The article denounces a congressional attempt backed by bankers in Bast Sul of Kingland and declares the administration favors a measure benefiting one class. It criticizes President Cleveland as failing as leader and labels the move the worst American swindle.
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Grover
Sailis
Lige Associates
Ln Bast Sul
Kingland
Congress
Uint
Sagainat Ft
Cleveland
United States
Times of Tension Amid Economic Decline
A fragmented excerpt laments a broad economic crisis touching wealth, silver dismantling, and collapsing prices. It describes a连 chain of unpaid debts from miners to farmers to merchants, with cash drying up and tradespeople unable to settle obligations.
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Tan
Wan
Editorial letter blasts Herald over Idaho Agricultural College location debate
A Salt Lake Herald critique accuses the Salt Lake paper of meddling in Idaho matters, arguing the Herald pushes Idaho Falls as a site for the State Agricultural College. It denounces the paper’s influence and questions its motives while urging readers to distrust its claims about irrigation, climate, and regional benefit.
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Cho
Idaho
Mee
Sion
Stite Agricultural College
Mumeow
Welxor
Hutaber
Johnbiinnin
Jin
Neuteal
Salt Lake Herald
Wbovn
Agricultural College
Washington County
Herald
West
That College Bill Stirs Debate Over Welser Site
The special order on Fietoher's bill to locate the institution near Welser was set for 2:15 Monday. Mel Mietoher said he was not ready to proceed and set a special order for Thursday at 2:16. A merciful tactic was suggested to ease disappointment, likening it to tail amputation to lessen pain, leaving the ears intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fietoher
Welser
Mel@Mietoher
Pruit Intereits Law Debate Before Legislature
The Salt Lake Tribune comments and Hessure appear before the legislature, stressing future importance to the state and Washington county. A similar bill by Mr. Allison in a past session is noted as not passed, with urging to mediate urgent law on spraying trees under penalty.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Hessure
Washington County
Idaho
Allison
Abandoned OCR Fragmentary Notices and Local Ads
Fragmentary historical notice text includes a stray farming tip about spraying and trees, a baking powder promotion, an estray notice, and an old advertisement mix. It references legal and local items with scattered names and dates, showing a snapshot of a rural 19th century newspaper page.
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Wil
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America
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Chicago
Rive
Utah
Hale Seta
Taio
Webb
Causetoiny Price
T Miles Vustol Weiser
Mt Dabuany
Ted Stewr
Owtier
Motenoven
AML
Warcoubs
Haba
Sarony
Kivery
Bouguercan
A.B. Chasmar & Co, Publishers
SA Union Square
New York
City Feed Corral
J. Matthews & CO
Hickel
Harias
James Bartley
HM Wagan
Vio
Law
Prises John N Banthorn
Attorney AT Law
la Columbia Cornucopia
Weiser Cigar Factory
Degit'z & Dorsett
Louk
Prof
J. Pranklin
Tabhye
Yaa
Puriban Publishing
Boston
Plaskerrore
Plouwer Furniture of
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SEARS
Sputyry
Ours
Walterson
Miestow
CASIL
Louis Sommer
Hopkins Building
One Price
Peters
Weiser, Idaho
Idaho Commercial Company
John C. Peters
DDR
A.M. Curl
Tdaho
P. Hunt
West Ash Street
Hubbard Place
Wiser
Dano
Uiter
Jenny & Waterhouse
Deig
W. Wilson
MARTS
Ashanti
Salus Ibria
Mart Annan
Prornceror
C. M. Harvey
Agent Home Insurance Co
Henix Insurance Co
Royal Insurance Co
London & Liverpool & Globe Tosurance Co
Am Notary Publigata
Farof, Jones
Batus
Vondume Hott
Ibano
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