Weiser Signal June 18 1505 Reflections and irrigation notes
The item reviews Honest money robberies and calls for return of stolen fifty cents. It notes the Sunday Statesman success, Led Horse Claim opening, and plans to write a new Bible for newspapers. It discusses Time World Gard, Charleson West Virginia death of Ralph Swinburn, steam era reflections, and an irrigation extract from Caldwell Tribune editor H. Davie praising Nampa irrigation efforts and district formation. Ohio Democrats on Silver report shows split views among 120 editors with Brive candidacy context.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ralph Swinburn
Geo. Stephenson
Wort
England
America
A. H. Davie
Caldwell Tribune
Tle
Idabo
Numpa
Weiser
Mr. Duvinwaya
Numa
Nampa
Reat
Idaho
Ohio
Benwtor Brive
The Weiser Queens and the Woman Question
In Weiser a suffrage speaker invitation provokes debate among ladies who prize domestic roles and view women’s sphere as within the home. The piece contrasts ignorance, guardianship of “real womanhood,” and resistance to broader rights with remarks on politics and finance. Mentioned are silverites, railways, and a Great Northern steamship link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Indies
Weinert
Fool business and railway mismanagement spark cattle drive critique
A vocal critique denounces a cattle transport run from Welsor to Huntingtour and back across Snake River, arguing tariffs and published rates mislead customers. The writer claims $1700 to move cattle one way from here to Huntington, while the reverse is done for little or nothing, exposing alleged injustice to local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsor
Huntingtour
Snake River
Huntington
Notting
Notes and Messages on Silver and Monetary Policy
A discussion argues the public’s right to see European and British positions on silver and monetary policy. It cites Bradda’s Trade Review and British ministers to claim gold interests seek to debase coinage and reject international monetary changes. The column attacks free coinage advocates and highlights media and Chamber of Commerce opposition.
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Brada
Wellso
Aiavelera
Wallin Flarcourt
Great Britain
New York
Portland Harbor Steamship To Kobe And Yokohama
The steamship Chittagong under Captain Thovey will depart Portland Oregon for Kobe and Yokohama around May 19. The report notes Mr fit]'s shift from Seattle, viewing it as sign of strong interest in the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company and Great Northern Railway, with expected mineral and amber resources in Washington county delivering future returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittagong
Thovey
Portland
Oregon
Kobe
Yokohama
Fit
Seattle
Mense Mineral and Amber Resources
Washington County
Unclear notice from old communication column
Fragmentary OCR text about a long standing notice in a Texas newspaper section, noting an instructive yet old article. Mentions communication, signal, and a strange voice. Contains unclear phrases and garbled names or initials. The readable elements suggest a historical notice or correspondence item with stilted wording.
Demonetization of silver and a coroner’s inquest unfold
The text discusses opposition to demonetizing silver, claiming it worsens distress and urges no compromise. It references a prior article and the need to focus on the silver issue amid broader confusion, while noting a coroner’s inquest into Nellie Harrington’s murder in San Francisco and curious circumstances around Senator Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Harrington
San Francisco
Buck
Remedies and Advertisements Patchwork From a Historic Page
Fragmented pitch fills the page with medical cures, tonics, pills, and household goods. Advertisers tout kidney pills, diuretics, and tonics like De Will’s Colic Cure, along with Jennay Waterhouse bargains and Price’s Cream Baking Powder. The jumble reflects 19th century commerce and patent medicine promotion with scattered brand names and sales pitches.
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de Will
Jennay & Waterhouse
Notice of Insolvency Sale in Idaho County Court
In the Third Judicial District Judge H Richards orders a foreclosure insolvency sale in Washington County Idaho. The property to be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on June 17 1805 at 110 o'clock am continuing daily until 4 pm with holidays excluded. The sale covers notes assets and all related draftry and is conducted by Idaho Commercial Co as assignee. St Luke's Court service noted.
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Walied
Boise City
Horton
Arthur E. Kober
Washington County
Maho
Welser
Waalington County
Clark
Idaho
Wo'elnek A.m
Whorol T
Roberts
Oman
Bojseefly
Mahe
Minter G
Caan
H. Richards
Pen
Etme
M. E.sommeromp
Welsor
Idaho Cummerchil Co
Manuay
F. Spaynease
Idaho Commercial Company
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John Sherman
Rothschild
Europe
Sunday Statesman
Idaho Press Association
Uswovate
Merritt
Bancroft
Union Pacific
Kuan
Union Pa ‘Oiflc
Kavli
Ezekiel
James Hill
The
Great Northern
China
Japan
Hill
Hong Kong
Great Northern Steamship Link
Portland, Oregon
Convetion Wite Oregon Railway & Navigation Co
Great Norern Railway Co
Insk Siaxas
Syuce
Jas. McMillan & Co
First Avenue North
Minneapolis
Sanches
Chicago, Ill
Victoria
B.C
Miehlwa St
Laneley St
Winnipeg
Man
Dr. Price
Hopkins Building
Louis Sommer
Meteher
Dow Jenney & Waterhouse
Sommiercamp
Perfort
Jennry
Aloes House
Price
Valley Hotel
Mala
James Bennell
F. Nugent
Sonnm Block
City Feed Corral
Rock Springs
J. Matthews & CO
Plane Furniture
SEARS
St. Luke's Couten
DFR
A. M. Curl
Paters
John C. Peters
P. Hunt
Aludrea
Idano
West Ast Street
Ons Doar Wat
Ehilblard Plage
Ianto
Tailny
Oiviere
Denney & Waterhouse
E. McNeils
Washington
Rocouuts
Palouse
Coeur
al Kootenai
O. ER
PRAN
Mart''s Saloon
Mayo Street
Salu
Mart Hannan
Prepareron
O. M. Tiarvey
Agent Home Insurance Co
Honix Insurance Goyal Insurance Co
London & Liverpool & Globe Insurance Co
Kridaho
Farof. Jones
Vondame Hotel
tjAaHo
Irimcey
Sommer & Son
UNS
Attorney AT Law
Weiser, Iwauo
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