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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
1
W. Thomas Hart leads a new business venture aimed at expanding services along the rural corridor. The firm plans to hire local workers, establish a distribution route, and seek regional contracts in the coming quarters. Officials note the venture builds on Hart’s prior successes in transportation and logistics.
A Boise paper reports Hartford and Helena railroad ambitions from Olds Ferry toward the Salmon River mouth, with plans to tap copper and mineral wealth along Snake river. Widespread figures include a 250000 capital and an expectant survey crew. Framed by statements from W Thomas Hart and Bamford Robb, the venture aims to a Idaho side route with a Weiser end and a smelting plant, while noting possible connections south and to north Idaho later.
A Roosevelt remark about men who herd sheep is cited but the sheep herders are said not to have read Teddy's book. The brief note contrasts literature with rural practice and hints at a gap between theory and reality.
A correspondent shares impressions on the strong case for municipal ownership in Washington Wisconsin. The article argues in favor, outlining civic benefits and practical considerations while engaging local contest and debate among residents and officials.
A reader's note extols Wisconsin as a land of rich soil and varied resources for farmers, stockmen, lumbermen, and miners, praising its climate and scenic grandeur. It previews next Tuesday’s vote on bonding for a water works and electric light plant in Stoughton, citing George Becker’s recollections on growth, wealth, and the impact of water systems on population and industry.
A large audience in Weiser heard Fred T Dubois and Towne discuss democracy and the silver issue. The speaker praised Jefferson and Lincoln, attacked Hamiltonian ideas, and urged restoring federal government to the principles of the Declaration of Independence. He called Bryan a great leader and emphasized equal rights and special privileges to none.
Mr Towne headlines a political rally described as Welser’s grandest yet, drawing residents and supporters to the event. The gathering highlighted campaign themes and drew local officials into the spotlight.
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