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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
4
A fragmentary note describes the twentieth century calendar and political figures Morgans and Hamas, alongside a gesture toward monetization of silver and mentions Standard Oil stockholders moving within political circles amid a shifting era.
The article discusses Mr. Bryan's insistence on pursuing renomination in 1904 with a Chicago and Kansas City platform. It argues abandoning the Chicago platform would weaken the Democratic Party, notes frequent defeats of tariff planks, and critiques a traveling correspondent's figures on Idaho sheep and wool production.
The document details a January division of 68 million dollars with Rockefeller receiving 21 million. It notes a March dividend of 12 per share, a May 7 increase of twenty percent, and a June allocation of more. It discusses market shares around 850 dollars for a 100 dollar par share and forecasts a four for one share split without extra cost, criticizing legalized combines and predicting shifts in public perception and returns.
A Boston based issue of The National Shepherd's Bulletin claims to be the National Wool Growers Association organ. A traveling correspondent reported surprise at industry activity in the state and described his impressions in a journal letter.
A fragmented piece questions the gold standard and its global impact. It asks whether abandoning gold would help the United States, notes silver advocacy’s link to Western rhetoric, and references a Tribune stance on monetary policy and global trade. It highlights risks to Europe, Asia, and India, and suggests starvation and economic tension from policy choices.
Memorial day reflections honor veterans across nations and eras while editorials discuss Great Northern rail plans shaping Weiser and Pacific trade. The piece blends tribute with speculation on rail and creed revisions and ends noting a seasonal hat sale.
Jones J. Hill of the Great Northern Ry argues the decisive clash in maritime traffic is between the Pacific route and routes via Suez and Cape Horn. He stresses national and international stakes, aiming to secure Pacific coast control and a broad transportation program, despite Salt Lake Tribune positions.
An ad claims dry inhalants and a trial size of 10 cents will cure nasal discharge and head cold symptoms. Ely Brothers of Warren Street New York promote Ely Cream as painless and non irritating relief for irritated skin and nasal catarrh with fast action against inflammation and fever.
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