Miles of Grazing Lands Parade Thronged by Palms
A vivid column celebrates vast grazing lands, noting hundreds of palms and towering saw logs as a grand rural scene. The piece emphasizes abundance and natural resources in a spirited, period voice.
26 Mar 1891
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1891
Page
1
A vivid column celebrates vast grazing lands, noting hundreds of palms and towering saw logs as a grand rural scene. The piece emphasizes abundance and natural resources in a spirited, period voice.
Weiser weekly page reports subscriptions and postal status. Local observers note new signs, business moves, and street work. Maud Jewell visits from Salubria while J G Rogers from Seven Devils discusses mining. Fantools and Turmoils play a tied game 6 6 after nine innings last Sunday.
Geo A Talim reports a party of surveyors will soon start surveying a railroad from Weiser up the Weiser river. The note urges public support to advance the project along with local civic chatter and events.
The correspondent urges Geo A Rahm for Idaho World’s Fair commissioner in charge of the mineral exhibit. Rahm’s Boise assay office work and 1876 Philadelphia expo experience bolster his suitability. Pelamar named Idaho’s World’s Fair commissioner. state divided into districts with sub commissioners. Rahm also proposed for a district post.
A bustling update from Weiser Idaho highlights Seven Devils copper mines drawing national attention. Letters from Drake in Lincoln Neb discuss widespread coverage and capital interest, urging Weiser to advertise its resources and link with nearby towns and the Union Pacific Pathfinder. Local notes report civic efforts, commerce, and plans to boost rail access, mills, and merchandise while warning of idle delays.
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