Weiser Signal Notes Local Moves and Public Life
The Weiser Signal discusses moving the Woid Follows building to the old town area to boost business and revenue, arguing it improves the town’s appearance. It critiques public office, praises a state banking bill, mentions the bi metallic league, Hawaii annexation, and irrigation, and notes local ads, subscriptions, and notices including a probate legal alert for James Starr.
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