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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1894
Page
2
In a July 12 1894 issue Speaker Crisp is criticized as unsuitable for the Senate and discontent is blamed on unresolved causes. The text argues preaching against discontent is futile until underlying issues are addressed, highlighting disapproval of Senate proceedings.
The piece laments political discord and the press role in informing citizens. It critiques quorum failures, tariff debates, and leadership, while praising the newspaper as a university of liberty and a daily mirror of human life and history. It argues the press binds government to public duty and educates the nation.
A long argument advocates Western settlement driven by irrigation and rail access. It praises population growth as wealth creator, urges federal and state action on water, land, and roads, and critiques inflation and wage pressures. It laments policy missteps and calls for inexpensive, practical infrastructure to attract farmers to Nebraska and surrounding regions.
An extract from a bankers' journal argues silver's demonetization harms the public by raising food costs. It notes wheat pricing, gold payments, and wage effects, warning that free silver increases costs of living and affects Western producers and workers.
Notice outlines precinct lines for Washington County election, listing precincts 1 through 12 with starting points on the Upper Weiser and various creeks, rivers, and creeks boundaries. It names registrars such as O. M. Hapyny, RB Denney, and Frank Bueth, and sets registration months and Saturdays in July through October 1894.
A fragmented notice from Premont county Idaho lists recruitment for gold properties in Lewiston Miners Delight Atlantic South Pass Golf Creek and Thustler Belt. It names James A McAvoy and others for full info and notes Union Pacific as travel option to South Pass country. It also includes school bond sale notices and insolvent sale details with dates and locations.
Notice to creditors and claimants of Juhi Mharpan. Mane, administrator of John Thompson, invites all persons with claims against the estate to present them with proper vouchers within ten months after first publication. The administrator will distribute to rightful heirs in Weiser, Washington County, dated July 21, 1804.
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