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Weiser Semi Weekly Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1904

Page

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Malheur County Irrigation Meeting Records Historic Subscriptions

The Ontario irrigation meeting led by Metcalf drew over 40,000 subscribed acres, the largest in Malheur County history. Speakers included A Fowler and K Wood, with Oregon Development League advocates predicting rapid progress and strong local support for forming a regional project before August 20.

Tuoeday Ontario Colock Malheur County Metcalf Users’ Association Newell A. Fowler F River Valley Association of Mas Richardson Oregon Development League Marbour County United Bien Tion Service H. Devers Frigation Commission Development League Oregon

Idaho at the World's Fair exhibits mining crops and irrigation impact

Idaho's World’s Fair display showcases mineral riches, including gold silver copper and opals, with a detailed mining plant and prospecting scene. The agriculture section highlights vast fruit varieties, irrigation success, and premier cereals, while forestry and wildlife displays praise natural resources and education progress.

Idaho Mountain Commonwealth Rockies Palace of Agriculture Palace of Education

Sore Excursion Disorderly Reported Missing Text

A garbled OCR fragment mentions an excursion and a pressure loss at a base. Names and places are unreadable, with stray phrases about ward, Me Bede, and Wu ey. The readable bits do not form a coherent event and no clear identities or dates emerge from the fragment.

Wedding report with unclear names and venue

Fragmentary OCR text describes a wedding event with mentions of White and Frank Gray and a party driving to a location. The readable portions are garbled and do not yield a clear date place or outcome.

White Frank Gray Lee Ohare Uke Ose Pplound Prumanie Ware

Opera House Bills Stellar Theatre Two Nights

AK the Opera House presented Dad's Darling on Wednesday and Belnt and Simper on Thursday. Performances featured solid acting and some singing with specialties between sets. Attendance was tight both nights, offering little encouragement, though improvements are expected next time.

Fragmented OCR Line Hints at Obscure Local Names and Place

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions several names and places in a disjointed fashion. It references individuals and possible events but provides no coherent details, dates, or clear outcomes. The legible bits suggest a local historical note or obituary fragment with limited context.

Republicans Break the Record at Idaho State Convention

At Moscow the Republican state convention nominated a ticket headed by Frank R Gooding for governor after a brief, spirited session. The platform was adopted quickly, setting a record for convention railroading in Idaho. The ticket includes Gooding for governor, Barton L. French for Congress, L. N. Sullivan for supreme court, Bri. Steeves for lieutenant governor, W. H. Gibson for secretary of state, H. N. Coffin for treasurer, J. J. Gubeen for attorney general, Robert Bragaw for auditor, Mins May Scott for superintendent, Robert Bell for mine inspector, and H. Hagenburth, W. Keifer, and W. Oliver as presidential electors.

Moscow Frank R Gooding Lincoln County Gooding Tdsho Mormon Frank BR. Gooding Congress Barton L. French Latah Supreme Court L. N. Sullivan Blain Bri. Steeves Washington W. H. Gibson Fremone H. N. Coffin Ata J. J. Gubeen Bannock Robert Bragaw Kootepat Mins May Scott Binghaw Robert Bell Custer KF. HL Hagenburth Freemont Ho W. Keifer Bingham KW. Oliver Idaho

Penitentiary Stabbing Affray Averted by Guards

Two convicts Ray and Courtney clashed in a morning incident at the penitentiary quarry. Ray drew a knife and slashed Courtney’s scalp before guards restrained him. The weapon failed to injure beyond a scalp wound, and both men face further action.

Capital News John Bay Bannock Pat Courtney Ray Courtney Gourtney Uae Eumly Raney Emma

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