Weiser Vision of Growth Promotes Local Development
The article discusses bi metallist debates and McKinley era finance, praising wide press views, and notes Idaho and Ohio political tensions. It then shifts to Weiser and nearby regions, urging readers to embrace capital, infrastructure, and agriculture driven growth. It highlights Weiser's location, climate, and abundant resources including fruit, vegetables, grazing land, timber, and minerals, urging community investment and beautification. It envisions Weiser as a future center of wealth and education with broad prosperity.
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Annapolis Valley
New York
Michigan
Missouri
California
Prosperity wave boosts wages at Benwood plant amid mining woes
A scattered dispatch reports a 10 percent wage increase for nearly 2000 steel workers at Benwood opposite Bellaire Ohio starting November 1. The note contrasts coal miners’ pay with broader costs, mocks anti prosperity critics, cites cloak makers strikes in Idaho, and discusses a proposed railroad from Weiser to connect Washington Idaho and Boise counties, forecasting a coastwide commerce boost.
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Benwood
Maine
Massachusetts
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Idaho
New York
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Weiser railway would unlock vast western states
A San Francisco Bulletin excerpt praises a proposed three hundred forty mile north south rail line from Weiser to connect Sacramento eastward. It argues the project would end rail bondage, free vast territories, attract capital, and empower business interests, urging local merchants to support investment and open tributary regions.
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Yale's Trouble Deepens Over Yale Admissions Decline
The Salt Lake Tribune notes Yale’s entering class fell 58 from 1896 to 206, with faculty puzzled by the drop. The piece cites Western sentiment against Eastern influence, media bias, and a perceived push to shape public opinion, linking these forces to reduced interest from Western students in 1897.
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