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Weiser Semi Weekly Signal in Weiser, Idaho

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Weiser Semi Weekly Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1904

Page

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Weiser Bridge Unveiling Delights Citizens and Guests

A crowd of about 1500 gathered on the Snake river bridge at Welser last Monday for the dedication of a new structure linking Weiser with Idaho. Hon. Frank Harris, Mayor Van Sicklin, and others spoke while Myon and Idaho's band played. Remarks praised citizenship and regional exploration, with plans for further road improvements and a hopeful future for the Snake River crossing.

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Weiser River and Hamlin Town Legend Recalled in Editorial

A Hanover Prussia Weser River tale contrasts with Idaho Weiser City escape. the piece urges progress via canal and a steel bridge across the Weser to unite fertile lands across the Snake. It argues for annexation, new industries, and a modern river crossing to attract commerce and growth.

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Oregon Governor Sends Regrets Letter to Idaho Committee

Salem, December 2004. Governor B L Breeves and others, Committee for Oregon and Idaho, Weiser Idaho, acknowledge receipt of the invitation, explain a scheduling conflict with state duties, and express support for the bridge over the Anake river while noting important duties prevent attendance.

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