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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1893
Page
2
The Caldwell Tribune debates public spirit as a force behind community projects including a canning plant, while broader issues surface from World’s Fair coverage to tariff and silver reform. Reports describe Kansas strikes with violent clashes involving German and Bohemian immigrants and hostile attitudes toward foreign workers.
The extra session of Congress costs the nation dearly as lawmakers convene. The House payroll totals 1 800 000 annually with 130 000 extra for mileage. A large staff of clerks doorkeepers bookkeepers pages and messengers supports their work.
A garbled blend of editorials and notices discusses toxic tea coloring and calls for pure uncolored tea, alongside a detailed, historic budget overview of U S congressional spending and a bridge contract notice in Idaho. The piece mentions salaries, post offices, clerks, and a Weiser river bridge bid set for August.
Notice is given that the following claimant has filed a notice of intention to make proof in support of his claim. Proof will be made before the district clerk at Weir on August 18, 1800. Lincoln I, Thomasefelitz filed homestead application WK58 for the northwest quarter of section 13. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are George A Grimantt Joseph Eaton John Neel and Frank Patters all of Weise teatro OMAK Kispatay Register
An 1860s style column mixes a plan for a cost effective hog house with notes on feeding, housing, and winter pork production. It quotes Isaac I Barnes on building a solid foundation, uses stone and cement, and warns against keeping chickens in the pen. The piece also includes brief humorous exchanges and editorial snippets from contemporaneous papers.
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