05 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
1
A regional exposition decision bars Idaho from exhibitors, mirroring a broader intent to limit cross state participation. Officials cite logistical and policy reasons for the restricted display arrangement.
Reports note the Buffalo Show’s impact on Idaho at one exposition and limited success at two. Idaho commissioners and the governor may relocate the exhibit to Washington and California. Prospecting efforts near Ontario with 2500 acres of placer ground aim to sink next week seeking 10 value yields to reduce mining costs. Weiser’s smelter plans and Pacific Miner praise highlight regional mining growth and job potential.
The Outlook Club of Weiser begins its third year with Mrs Reading Room leading and a broad roster of officers and committees. An improved city outlook is linked to the club’s enterprise and the planned projects across Relief Educational and other civic efforts.
The Pan American bill funds Idaho at Buffalo rather than a Charleston display. Governor Hunt and Pan-American Commissioner Rice favor using the entire 15,000 for Buffalo to elevate Idaho’s exhibits, especially in horticultural and mining, while avoiding a weaker southern showing. Burrato Idaho August report notes praise from Consul Monteith and railroad official Shelby for Idaho’s strong exposition presence. Weiser Board of Trade Circular Urges Settlement of Government Land Near Weiser, Promising Fertile Prairie, Irrigation Prospects, and Ready Markets The circular highlights wheat yields, soil quality, water depth, and a welcoming climate to attract homeseekers to three to fifteen miles around Weiser.
A State University professor from Moscow says beet sugar crops look weak this season due to early bad weather and lingering effects. Weiser emerges as a growing hub of mineral activity with rail links to Portland and Chicago, while civic groups promote literacy and public works including parks and schools.
Boise authorities announce a major street fair and carnival with Jatour's Oriental Circus making its only Idaho appearance. The event promises a grand parade and popular acts like the high dive and Borneo lions with one fare rail and stage rates.
The article notes dry farming on government land near Weiser. T. Williams rents sixty acres to John Stacey with land, machinery, and seed for half the crop. A 25 to 60 bushel per acre yield is claimed, promising easy income for landholders. Also mentions a bear hunt by Squire Ruggles and a new planning mill set to locate in Welser.
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