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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
4
Public legal notice summarizing final proofs for wills and creditors. The notice specifies that charges accrue at the rate of one dollar per inch for initial and subsequent insertions, with recognition of no other pieces without a contract.
Notice of a Canyon County Republican Convention in Emmett Idaho on April 20 with delegates to the Idaho State Convention in Wallace May 12 1908 and to the National Convention in Chicago June 16 1904 Primaries in county precincts start at 3 PM except Caldwell Nampa Emmett Payette precincts start 2 PM and end 7 PM J B Gowen Chairman and J I Davis Secretary County Committee of Canyon County Idaho
The editorial calls for state backed deposit insurance modeled on Oklahoma law to prevent panics. It notes banks rely on confidence, cites Caldwell business leaders and Western National Bank cashier S D Simpson, and critiques opposition from big bankers who fear level playing field. It also questions celestial marriage rulings and hints at legislative fixes.
The Caldwell News notes John Rice will accept the Democratic nomination if chosen. It praises his intelligence and morality and Caldwell ties him to Canyon County but questions his stance on the Dubois Nugent split. It argues a clear public position is needed for a successful bid and urges decisive commitment.
The fragment notes a political topic with a focus on the Democrats of a state and a reflective or editorial stance. It hints at a moral or strategic assessment drawn from past actions or events and invites further context to complete the point.
The Idaho World reports a party divided into anti Mormon and pure Democrats factions. The latter oppose elevating anti Mormonism and oppose Dr Du Bois doses, signaling the anti Mormon plank may fade. Lewiston Democrats reject the plank as rotten, favoring a solid structure. Republicans claim Democrats never learn, but Idaho may see a new slate this year.
The Salvation Army begins its annual Week of Self Denial from April 19 to 26 to fund extensive missionary work. Commander Miss Booth leads nationwide efforts with officers and soldiers denying luxuries and canvassing towns to solicit donations. Collectors operate at services and on street corners with labeled boxes to aid the fund and support the poor. Captain W. H. Knapp will visit the territory to solicit contributions. Beware of misrepresentations.
The Scimitar critiques editor J. D. Flenner’s role in the Evening Capital News editorial pages and questions reputational impact amid a flurry of questionable transactions. It suggests Flenner’s stance on open polygamy advocates may affect his political standing.
One cent a word classified column lists ads for two fillies for trade and payment difference, oats and seeds wanted, a farm rental of 80 acres near an experiment farm, salesmen sought for a fuel and labor saving boiler device and a diamond powered spirit level, a heavy draft team for sale with premiums from Canyon County fair. Names include J H Dotson Deer Flat Indiana L H Paine Caldwell Forwarding Co Diamond Power Specialty Co Idaho Electric Co.
160 acre land sale ten acres cultivated with a house on premises located ten miles west of Homedale Idaho. Price twenty dollars per acre. A bargain. Address W F Myler Homedale Idaho.
Advertisement from Wal la Walla Hospital Training School for Nurses invites young ladies to apply for training. Applicants must provide first class references. Supervising nurse Mrs Eva M Young is superintendent. Location: Walla Walla, Washington.
The article notes a former reverend and his associates now aligning with polygamists and criticizes the previous stance. It praises the Judge’s late shift to guiding the Mormonized Capital News while praising the paper’s moral tone and potential improvements in a Werary sense.
Charley Davis, Caldwell fur buyer, bought two opossum skins from a Nampa man who found them near Lake Ethel while fishing. Davis, a staunch Democrat, calls himself a man of signs and believes the possums indicate Idaho will support Bryan. He says possums leave Missouri as emigration floods in.
This week in Police Court Judge Shorbd handles cases of intoxication. W J Hesward punished for drunkenness with a street task until costs are liquidated. William Eames fined three dollars and costs after a tarantula nurse episode. Frank Delvanie jailed for a jag without money, sent to street commissioner for time on the streets.
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