County printing debate heats Idaho officials
The Weiser Signal urges Idaho county commissioners to favor home state printers over George D Barnard & Co of St Louis. It cites savings, local jobs, and state law requiring publication of proceedings while criticizing outside suppliers and noting Washington county’s preference for local firms. It also covers Homestead court remarks and a critique of county transparency and publishing duties.
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Pocatello Tribune
Idaho
George D. Barnard Printing Company
St. Louis Mo
Geo. D. Burenard & Co
Maho Coun Hoy
Shadeho
Washington County
Smith
Barnard
Hall & O'Donald
Palmer
Pinkerton
Homestead
Pennsylvania
Sia- Nal
Ashlogton
Wate
John Wheeler
Jobo Wheeler
Perons Haying Elaires
Willin
Sald
Indien Valley
Said County
Washington
Frank Harris
Weiner
Pants
Salt County
Joly
Reforms in Horse Tack and Posture Critiqued by W. W. Hallock
W. W. Hallock argues against overdrawn heads and forced postures in driving horses. He praises Chicago horses for natural carriage and condemns chinstrap and nose-raising methods as cruel and harmful. He urges abandoning the practice and restoring humane, natural poses for work horses.
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Chicago
Natore
Sony
Tan
Chicairo
Howe
W.W. Hallock
N.Y. Thaes
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