Emigration, railroads, and fruit trade reshape Weiser area
The Weiser Signal urges strict limits on immigration arguing it depresses wages and floods cities with non-self supporting foreigners. It envisions a railroad hub at Weiser linking valleys to boost irrigation, farming, mills, and a thriving Salubria, Mewlows, and Meadows economy, with new jobs and tax revenue. It contrasts Payette’s fruit export success and calls for better local packing and evaporators to compete.
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Nomination and election chatter and a Sunday fair protest
The piece mocks a district race declaring a preferred candidate the sure winner while naming a crank opposed to road spending. It notes a workers parade boycott over Sunday gates, praises turning away from religious opposition, and mentions money from General Weaver and Mrs. Lease. It touches cholera scares aiding sanitation, Sabbath day disputes, and a boxing crowd’s influence on politics.
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