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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1894
Page
2
The paper surveys social issues and politics with a mix of opinions. It notes a Kansas woman suffrage vote result, discusses reform rhetoric, and critiques Idaho and national debates. It reflects newspaper voice of 1894 with satire on elections and public policy.
Reports from the Transmississyppi Congress say advocates of free coinage of silver win audience and support with Bryan of Nebraska chairing resolutions and Marshal of Texas as secretary. Eastern interests clash with Western needs as silver states signal possible backing, while reform chances hinge on deep political alignments and long struggle.
A quirky tale describes a Native inventor’s egg nest that drops eggs through the bottom, leaving a hen exhausted and feathered. The piece hints at bonds and gold, suggesting a satirical link between finance and hen egg production, with local shop notices tacked onto the fragment.
The valley residents report good health with a few exceptions. Win Jennings suffers from erysipelas while Dr Sterwood treats him. A horse accident left a young man with a dislocated knee in critical condition. Judge Yoakum plans travel to Pendleton to settle a deceased brother's estate. Mrs. Piper sought a local teaching post but the board hired another. Gilbert Smith eyes starting for Bole for the upcoming legislature. G W Clark’s sawmill may close December 1. Cal White broadcasts turkey activity and high roosts for his Varieties. Clay Yoakum hires many workers in Weiser canyon as winter nears. W J L Palm attended a teacher exam in Weiser. returned with second grade cert. Arthur Fulsom considers adding to his house. Mr. Mallison and son-in-law Becker return from Salmon River cattle hunting. The town notes the rise of newspaper advertising as an effective local promo tool. A special price list offers reduced rates on sugar beans oatmeal rice and coffee. Taxpayers with horse cattle or sheep rebates due July to November should visit the office to claim. Daily bargains advertised for 30 days with limited-time specials. Dr Price’s baking powder praised at fair.
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