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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1897
Page
2
A long editorial essay laments reform politics and rail issues, contrasting the Statesman and Welder Signal. It predicts party realignments around gold standard and free trade, critiques populist rhetoric, and praises pioneer women while discussing Snake River navigation debates and local civic duties.
A narrator reflects on the vast sums poured into two ventures in New York City and questions if such spending is wise. He suggests that within a hundred miles of Weiser, more resources are waived than the state allocates. The tone mocks the business frenzy and hints the venture may not endure long.
The piece argues for prudent civic action and steady direction to advance Washtington county seat development toward a metropolitan scale. It warns against detours and cites the Idaho Railroad plan as an example of misleading schemes used to lure investors with fake value.
A local column denounces opponents of a Weiser valley railway as copper trust backers and calls for rapid construction to connect Idaho’s mineral region with California ports. Supporters claim the line would open trade, boost mining, and integrate Boise and central Idaho with the Pacific market through San Francisco.
A fragmented reminiscence on O.8 Law excursion over to Boise from Part Luni Oregon. The piece argues economic ties hinge on dollars and sentiment, noting Portland and Idaho traders shape relations. It questions Portland’s influence and cites editorial contrasts between the Oregonian and Salt Lake Tribune.
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