The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-03
Exposition at Omaha WIN,
suit in Vast Bepes, !,
This State.
EASTERN FARMERS EAevs|
TO LEARN OF RESoI,.
Great Excursion Planned /
Middle West to Carry uS
dreds Hither.

Firm in the belief that The -.
tious publicity given Utah.
and possibilities has set at ro,t :.
ment IN the east that will m
dFedS OF new settlers for thop;,.,
acres of the states fertils !.
lands j. Edward Taylor, state =
tural inspector, is home from n q
where he had charge of The us,
hibits at the Western Land, ~
inclusive. ua'y u
T" Barring none, the show v,, !,
! think in which Utah crhiua I'M
were included, and for d;,s.e d;ue
for the state, the show was
none ,, said Mr.. Taylor w.
doubt bug results may be looked h e.
That in the near future as
this, some of the men enga9.S
exhibit in giving Utah SnbI;.,,s
stlll at Omaha making arraneeu.,s
an excursion from that civ II
homeseekers to Utah. The movs....
gan there during the show me,.s
to the state than one can Conn.
who was not there to see the rs-
ern people eagerly sought mir,
concerning the agricultural resaa,.-
the state. -
The Utah exhibits consisted ~
ucts Of the state sent By ths r.,
cial clubs of Salt Lake. Ogden u,
and Provo and considerable OF r.
erty of the agricultural COLLEGE !,
gan. Assisting Mr.. TAYLOR. wbs y
pointed by Governor Spry 10 h,,,
eral supervision of the EXHIBIT
were men sent there from min
business concerns. The frs, tLos,
everybody in the Utah booth =
boost for Utah, personal interss,
second.
Was Great Exhibit
Speaking OF the cxhibi; in =,
Mr.. TAYLOR said:
q safely can say no other a.
its kind | have attended in ,h
SIX years can come up with .hs d
show for the real good actouu7
for Utah. Taken as a whole th;
was practically without irietin
tween exhibitors and managemest
states represented there conslsnily
We'd with each other III making
exh: bits attractive. and in keevi.
terest going Every detail Of ID
was managed with the conyenis:1
the exhibitors In mind. On thai
none, I think, has complaint
'The attendance could not hast
larger, as the hall was iammsi
packed every hour the show va
Only a larger hall could have nd
the attendance. The eharaetg (
visitors probably was the mon ~
i've feature of the show. OF
many came out OF curiosity. sz1
content with getting the wcril
price of admission in seeing Y
hibits.
"Not so with the great 4
ity of visitors. The tremszt
large number OF Legitimate inQuln7
received revealed the character
men we entertained Iuformaur
ativc TO the opportunities and ~
Of the state formed the Larger
the mass of questions asked
boosters.
".It is the first show, ! thlnA.
all the exhibitors were so eager
the general success of the e1nlpS,
interest of the whole SHOW nesa7
interests Of the individual einl'
and for that reason the show uss
cess from the moment IL opcnea
Where Everybody HuslM
s.I want to say a word sba
Utah bows who were there repre-
private interests, They wsie y
any moment TO postpone pereia
csts to aid iu the work OF ge'u
best results in 4 general way,
we were taxed for help to seeP
end of the line against inc
representatives from othef ss'
BOYS did not wait to be asSsa .si \.
but came forward voluntarlI! m
profTer OF their services az 's
they were needed. ho 4,
"'When | arrived at tne
building | found that the Umus5 U,5
and Oregon Short Line iaDs
GERS had made complete . ms
for material for display ooosn
ing and the like. and lanIi Ns,,;s
them as we desired. The esa,p saaI
taken there and brought s's Gass 4
railroad, and we were Iafn''STIs Ts,t!,
gage car both ways srS;sI nv
Gtsh's exhibits went IN ns
much to our inconvenienee.
1.-THE EXHIBITS came NON qs.s
Provo, Ogden and SAN .,.S 49, d
through the Commercial Da,iy eluT
places Considerable proper,
state agricultural college w.
exhibit. al oood n
complished for Utah by s;,sIy sn; gy 4:
exhibit than can be dei.tj .tsts Is
ed at this time. The sts's ss Il
to to hear from it in the way ';srs 4
creased interest among ta nerris
and others who will loca'c p
in Utah.