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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1894
Page
2
A Weiser Signal piece lampoons self voting in Congress on major issues like the Hawaiian treaty and Bland Bill, calling such nonvoting acts political warts. It mocks party expediency, praises decisive leadership, and riffs on current public figures and a humorous club creation.
A column debunks myths about canned foods and groceries such as corn beans peaches and pickles. It argues most shelf items are not produced in the exact form sold, warns against fake self yet lucrative claims, and targets false origins like vinegar lakes and soap mining while urging an economy of scale and reduced freight through local sourcing.
Citizens assembled at the Ist Inst schoolhouse to discuss potential organization. Louis Noble, chair, urged defining aims and forming a committee to draft bylaws and a plan for factual improvement and regulations at the meeting.
A fragment from a heated committee meeting discusses a newspaper notice and editor blamed for mis rendering a statement about women. The group demands a satisfactory explanation within a week or face consequences, promising toguard future coverage.
The report records a Tuesday 13th anti event, Reavis stocking Messrs Denney Swan store items, and Frank Adams signaling 914 inches of snow to date. It notes a successful district term with an exhibition and dance, ongoing Sunday school progress after Mrs. Mitchell’s departure, and visits by Rev D T Monroe and J M Cavary. Telephone business, price flyers, and grain and hay trades are mentioned with local buyers and farmers planning for winter.
Litle Valley notes Frank Fletcher and wife return from Boite with son Thomas Powell ill. Ground bog and spring delays persist with heavy snows and rain. March teased with a harsh stretch, snow depths 4 inches, river rising, ground bare on hills. Spring birds appear and farmers begin to plow as conditions improve.
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