Weiser Signal Plans Swiss Style World’s Fair Log Building
Idaho exhibit at the World’s Fair features a one story log structure sized 60 by 75 feet with offices. The design aims for an attractive cabin like appearance and convenient layout.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1903
Page
2
Idaho exhibit at the World’s Fair features a one story log structure sized 60 by 75 feet with offices. The design aims for an attractive cabin like appearance and convenient layout.
The United States and Germany will showcase rival forestry systems at the St Louis World's Fair. Two five acre plots will demonstrate American arboretum practice and German forest garden methods without cutting trees. Demonstrations include transplanting, labeled species, approved tools, and daily tests with data recorded for forest preservation.
Public School notes report janitor Bothwell suffering neuralgia and digestion issues while Miss Ford hosted Miss Phelps. Rollin Smith and others are named. High School tutors aid late entrants. a girls basketball team forms. Freshman Hulda Reed joins. science work and mineral collection noted. Visitors urged, forenoon sessions preferred. brass band discussed with academic standards as a prerequisite.
The Frisco system offers round trip tickets from St. Louis to points in Oklahoma Indian Territory Kansas and Texas for 15 00 The notice promotes homes in the Southwest with limited land availability and urges readers to take advantage of the extremely low rate on regular trains leaving St Louis Adams 2000 PI OH tee oommw Date if you are hauling southward for a home opportunity and land availability remains strong in the region jaws and confusion in the text remain.
Local notes from Weiser Valley recount Mr. Thomas Doyle threshing about seventy bushels of wheat and harvest activity. Residents report fine weather, road work by Nichols, visits from Clem Ferguson and Alma Everitt's improving health, plus hunting trips, haymaking, and preparations for autumn fruit packing. Household updates include injuries, new wells, orchard labor, and community church services led by Rev. Rogers.
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State notes report the Old Bonaparte mine near Al Jadta to resume operations with a 20 stamp mill and full equipment. Idaho fair in Boise opened. Idaho reformatory board met to discuss building plans at St Anthony. Iowa Society organized in Boise area. Idaho Medical Society adjourned with new officers elected.
W. J. Bryan, executor, filed for probate today in New Haven Vonn. on the Bennett will the late Philo Bennett. The estate is valued around 253000. Public bequests include 10000 to twenty five colleges or universities, 10000 to aid needy students, and a similar amount to be distributed by Mrs. Bryan to deserving students.
Richard Williams, an experienced prospector with several mining claims on the Clearwater about 60 miles above Lewiston Idaho, visited Baker City to review pitchblende samples with Assayer Innis. He believes his claims may yield radium and copper, comparing local ores to Cornwall and Wales and planning travels to study tin mines.
The Gatlook Club met in session with Mrs Ver presiding. Twelve new members joined and a large number were present. Gala paper by Galeyl on om wae was well received and enjoyed. The event was reported in the local outlet with notes on papers and discussion.
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