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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1892
Page
1
Peoples Party Convention Adopts Idaho Resolutions
At Boise on April 26 1892 fifty delegates from six counties attended the Peoples party convention. J B Wright of Caldwell was elected chairman. Delegates to the Omaha convention July 4 were chosen from multiple counties. Resolutions call for currency reform free coinage of silver, per capita increasing money supply, graduated income tax, postal savings banks, government ownership of railroads telegraph and telephone, land reform, direct presidential elections, and support for miners in Shoshone county. Also oppose Pinkerton espionage and Chinese immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Party
Boise
J. B. Wright
Caldwell
Omahs
D. R. Munro
B. T. Templeton
Logan County
P. J. Petley
W. H. Taylor
Rev. J. 8. McCain
Ada County
J. H. Anderson
Washington County
Chris Hossen
Bingham County
Peoples’ Party
State of
Idaho
Boise City
St. Louis
Gub-Treasury
Farmers’ Alliance
Postal Savings Banka
Allena
Great Long Valley report inspires readers with farming progress
A Long Valley letter describes a thriving agricultural area with about 10 000 bushels of grain raised last fall and emigration rising. It notes a spring delay but confirms early seeding, new road projects to the basin, and county improvements including seven new school districts. Community efforts include a Fourth ice cream fundraiser for a school fence and plans to photograph farms for a Worlds Fair display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Valley
Leuppose
Squaw Creck
Squaw Creek
B.J. Smith
Caldwell
Boise County
Marah
Iretons
George Camp
the Indies
Hannah
Toma
Banner
G. W. Boor
Tinea Ae
Irrigation Drives Prosperity Across Southern Idaho
A reporter tours Idaho towns from Nampa to Pocatello noting irrigation transforming desert into fertile farms. Pays tribute to Mountain Home, Caldwell, Nampa, and Payette while praising growth, waterworks, and new brick buildings. Visits Boise and the state penitent iary, praising Warden Jenne and convict cooks as evidence of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
South Idaho
Nampa
Mountain Home
Pocatello
Gate City
Idaho
Payette
Boise
Snake River
Caldwell
Fort Hall Lodian
Sisho
Gilbert Tracy
Frank Hopkins
Wolser
Boise Ta Atill
State Penitentiary
Frank Jenne
Frank
School land sales tally in county auction
County school land was offered at the courthouse last Monday and sold to settlers at appraised values. Buyers included J Swenkfelder, A Meier, B Gindheart, D N Baker, P P Dawson, T Craven, John Carroll, John Mulloy, J T Neel, Dave Madison, Fred Hemingway, W B Kurtz, J M Fisher, James Don Levy, C Ebriick among others. Total sales reached 16222 dollars with terms requiring ten percent down and balance over one year at six percent. About two thousand dollars was deposited as initial payment. the sale appeared free of outside bidders. A separate probate court item involved a delinquent suit against Washington county with publication, appealed to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ita
J. Swenkfelder
Salubria
A. H. Meier
B. Gindheart
D. N. Baker
Crystal Bottom
P. P. Dawson
T. Craven
John Carroll
John Mulloy
J. T. Neel
Weiser
Dave Madison
Fred Hemingway
W. B. Kurtz
J.M. Fisher
Town
James Don Levy
C. ¥. Ebriick
Wermxs Sianat
Washington County
Wiseacre
District Court
Idaho Democratic Convention at Pocatello Elects Delegates
The Idaho state Democratic convention held in Pocatello elected delegates to Chicago and adopted a set of platform resolutions. It pledged support for Jeffersonian principles, coinage of gold and silver, anti trusts, and federal pensions while opposing special party pensions and Chinese labor importation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
H. Hawley
Bolsa
Johnson
Boise
Col. Bryan
Hurley
J. W. Reid
Lewiston
John Burke
Wallace
J. M. Bennett
Pocatello
Democracy of
National Democratic
Chicago
Democratic
Far West
United States
Prohibition Party
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