Statesman clash over Idaho treasurer Hastings
The Boise Statesman and State Auditor Bragan attack State Treasurer Hastings, while Hastings offers full cooperation for audits. The piece defends deposits secured by banks and the state depository law, questions the Statesman’s motives, and notes a dairy club debate on establishing a creamery or condensary with a two-member committee to study feasibility. It also reports on local club funding and Ken drick editor D T A McIntosh as a guest.
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Boise Statesman
Bragaw
Hastings
Frank R. Gooding
Bragan
Statesman
Goslind
Morrison
Idaho
Mr. Morrison
H. W. Dorman
Boise
Wyoming
Boulton
Miller
Garfield
John Groome
J. H. Lowell
Payette
EB. H. Plowhead
Caldwell
Caldwell Commercial Club Elects Effective Board of Directors
At the annual meeting the Caldwell Commercial Club elected a strong board of directors with the trust of the club and community. The text urges timely committee appointments and warns against past delays, noting that a few members carried most work. It calls every member to share the burden in the coming year.
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Commercial Club
Caldwell Commercial Club
Creamery or Condensary Debate At Commercial Club
A Commercial Club meeting Monday explored establishing either a commercial creamery or a condensed milk factory. Propositions from two parties were presented for consideration.
First Idaho Grange Organized in Caldwell
The first Grange in Idaho was organized in Caldwell on Thursday night by C. B. Hoyt of Concord New Hampshire the national organizer. His wife accompanied him and interest is strong. Hoyt owns 1000 broad acres in New Hampshire and came here through A B Gipson and others. The order aims at social and educational improvement and agricultural legislation support. A meeting is set for Tuesday night to complete organization and install officers.
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Idaho
Caldwell
C. B. Hoyt
Concord
New Hampshire
Hoyet
Hoyt
A. B
Gipson
A. E. Gipson
Elias Nelson
J. F. McIntire
W. Earl Norton
W E. Bolton
J. B. Garfield
W. B. Spencer
R. C. Vaughn
Charles Drysdale
A. B. Gipson
Ceres
Pomona
W. B. Bolton
Rious
W. B. Mitchell
Parma
H. J. McLaughlin
Notus
D. D. Campbell
W. H. Lock
J. BE. Weeks
Farse
Sylvester Hill
A. J. Rockwood
Roswell
the Tribune
Canyon County
Caldwell News: Grading Contract for 8. F. 1 & M. Rail Road
George A. Snow surveyed Caldwell area for the Caldwell to Homedale grade as 8. F., 1 & M. rail line plans progress. Contracts to be let today with dirt work and iron bids soon. bridge plans for Snake River complete. Road aims to reach Sheaville by fall, boosting Owyhee mining camps and Caldwell as a smelter hub with local coal mines developing. The Tribune notes Caldwell’s expected population rise and regional economic uplift.
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George A. Snow
Col. E. R. Place
Caldwell
Homedale
Snake River
Col. Place
Sheaville
Owyhee
South Mountain
Flint
Malheur
Horseshoe Bend
the Tribune
Magic City
Caldwell Grange No 1 Banner of the State
Mr Hoyer, national organizer for the grange, will visit Nampa Meridian Parma Emmett Payette Weiser and the Twin Falls area before northern Idaho. Fifteen granges must organize to obtain a state charter. Hoyt also serves as New Hampshire state fair secretary and is well versed in agriculture. The Caldwell Tribune urges farmers to unite to form Caldwell Grange No 1 as the state’s banner grange.
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Flora
May Anderson
Stewart
Hoyer
Nampa
Meridian
Parma
New Plymouth
Emmett
Payette
Weiser
Twin Falls
Hoyt
Grange
New Hampshire
the Tribune
Caldwell Grange
County Health Board Costs Raise Debate Over Duty and Compliance
County health officer Dr Waldrop faced criticism as expenses top $2700 in three months amid 135 smallpox, 16 chickenpox, 4 diphtheria, and 22 scarlet fever cases. Physicians and residents blamed for not notifying cases. guards and doctors were paid, some supplied transport. The Tri briefs urge enforcing the law to reduce future costs and disease.
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County Board of Health
State Board of Health
Canyon County
Waldrop
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Meeting Progress in Roswell
A Roswell gathering Tuesday night aimed to organize a Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance company. C. F. Paine was named temporary chairman and A. J. Rockwood the temporary secretary. A committee was appointed at a preliminary session to advance the formation efforts.
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Roswell
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
C. EF. Paine
A. J. Rockwood
Dubois backed delegates favored by Latah County Democrats
Ex senator Dubois influence dominates a Latah County Democratic central meeting in Moscow. W M Morgan resigns as chair as Henry Fangs takes over and eleven delegates to Twin Falls are chosen to back anti Mormon, Denver convention aligned picks. Critics protest lack of party voice and warn of a future convention contest.
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Dubois
Latah County
Fred
Idaho
Denning
Moscow
Democratic Central Committee
W. M. Morgan
John Liuallen
Henry Fangs
Twin Falls
F. BW. Mix
Jerome Day
Frank Cornwall
Latah
U. S. Senate
Denver
Democratic Party
J. W. Lieuallen
G. W. Wilton
Princeton
A. Th. Crawford
Juliaetta
Max Aronson
Troy
G. W. Suppiger
Kendrick
William Hunter
Glen Sanders
Jacob Robenstein
Genesee
Jerome J. Day
F. E. Mix
Cald well Lumber Co Secures Rock Springs Coal Deal
Caldwell Lumber Co announces exclusive handling rights for Rock Springs coal. They state customers may still obtain coal from others but will receive it through Caldwell Lumber Co as the primary supplier. The notice emphasizes guaranteed supply and competitive sourcing from Caldwell.
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Rock Springs
Trule
Caldwell Lumber Co
City considers irrigation for cemetery with new water plan
A special city council meeting last Friday discussed cemetery irrigation. Engineer Richardson proposed tying to the city water system with a second reservoir to boost pressure. The plan includes gravity delivery to the cemetery, estimated daily use around 250,000 gallons, costs of 3.6 cents per 1000 gallons, and council approval to proceed before summer.
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Ladies’ Forward Club
Richardson
Gone Dry in Cambridge by county commissioners
Cambridge, one of five towns in Washington county, became dry by order of the county commissioners after petitions both for and against licensing. A large pro license petition was opposed by a bigger anti license show of support, resulting in no license being granted amid rising tempers and debate over local option and prohibition.
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Cambridge
Washington County
Canyon County
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T. A. McIntosh
Kendrick, Idaho
Edgar Meek
Mr. McIntosh
The
Kendrick Gazette
San Francisco
Idaho & Montana
Silver City
DE Lamar
Northwest
Snake River Valley
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance
Lewiston Tribune
Rock Springs Coal
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