Electric lights row shows depot only. arc lights excluded
The Oregon Short Line Railway and Caldwell Light and Power Co reached a partial price agreement covering the depot lights, but no arc lights. The public benefit hinges on two arc lights at the depot ends, unclear why not included. Alaska deputy U S marshal W F Schnabel arrived with six deputies and eleven prisoners, noting many detainees suffer from hardship in the north. He will visit Caldwell briefly before returning to Fairbanks.
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Oregon Short Line Railway
Caldwell Light & Power Company
the Tribune
J. Gould
Alaska
W. F. Schnabel
Fairbanks
Arived
Caldwell
Schnabel
United States
Third District
Seattle
Mr. Schnabel
Flowers and Fish Mystery Pranks Baffle Caldwell Readers
A Caldwell column relays a humorous tale told by a couple who allegedly swapped trout and a bouquet as a prank before returning from Starkey Springs. The Jones family prepared bowls for fish and a pan for flowers only to switch items, sparking a lighthearted bet on the Smiths’ fishing exploits and garden gifts. A separate note laments Col. Place’s lost collie pup, offering a handsome reward and a ride on the Golden Gate route for its return. contact Col. FE Place, Caldwell.
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John Smith
Caldwell
Starkey Springs
Mrs. Jones
Jones
Smiths
Mr. Smith
Smith
Col. Place
Golden Gate
Col. FE
R. Place
First National and Commercial banks sell Yale stock to locals
The First National and the Commercial banks of Caldwell sold their stock in the First National of Yale to local people. Burt Gibson, cashier and stockholder, is in Caldwell taking a vacation. Mr and Mrs Gibson preferred Vale but may relocate to Caldwell, where Burt helped organize a band. A grey mare, eight years old, with a box brand on the left shoulder, is missing and a reward is offered. Address Sheriff Thorp, Caldwell, Idaho.
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First National
Caldwell
Yale
Burt Gibson
Alt Thirty Three Years With Hudson Bay Company
Mr and Mrs G W Warren were in Silver City last week when they received a telegram about the dangerous illness of Mrs War rens father W 8 Belcher who lives in Winnipeg BC Mrs Warren hastened at once to Caldwell arriving in this
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Alt
Hudson Bay Company
G. W. Warren
Silver City
Becher Heiress Arrives After Father Passes Away
Mrs Warren reached Winnipeg on Saturday afternoon, but her father had died that morning. The deceased, a prominent British Columbia figure, served 33 years with the Hudson Bay Company and was a retired Chief Factor earning 9 000 dollars yearly. He also headed the Royal Trust Company in Montreal. He leaves a wife and four children, the eldest being Mrs Warren. The Warrens planned to reside in Caldwell, as Mr Warren pursued information on the Golden Gate route for a projected road.
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Montreal
Canada
Becher
Mrs. Warren
Caldwell
Mr. Warren
Golden Gate
Sliver City
Weather Flag System Explained by U S Weather Bureau
Explanation of flags used by the U S Weather Bureau. White flags signify fair weather with steady temperature while blue flags signal rain or snow with steady temperature. Combinations with black triangular or square symbols indicate warmer or colder conditions and local variations.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Payette Cannery Leader Views Strong Harvest Outlook
Col. L. V. Patch, superintendent of Payette’s canning plant, reports this year’s output will reach thirty cars with twenty cars of peas and ten cars of mixed fruit. He notes tomatoes are risky due to blight and that the cannery employs about seventy workers, boosting the local payroll.
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Payette Cannery
Col
L. V. Patch
Payette
Caldwell
Boise
Col. Patch
Inquisitive Frank Woods Seen Altering Habits
Reported inquiries by Frank Woods about expense of lying and residence plans spark talk of possible bug house or impending marriage. Friends note he remains sharp on business matters, prompting speculation about personal life changes.
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Frank Woods
Canyon County Republican Primaries Next Monday
Republican primaries will be held in Canyon county next Monday. It is the duty of every Republican to attend and manifest interest in his or her party.
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Canyon County
Mining Town Joins The Days Dry In Council Precinct
A county petition from Council precinct taxpayers led commissioners to refuse liquor licenses, turning the once boisterous mining town dry. Five years ago saloons thrived. now temperance rules, replacing whiskey with lemons and cough syrup alcohol substitutes as the red nose era ends.
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Capital News
Council
Eleventh Birthday Party for Miss Pauline Baker
Miss Pauline Baker celebrated her eleventh birthday at her Boise home with many girl friends. The lively party featured games including blind man's bluff, followed by lavish ice cream and cake. Guests included Nina Dee and Dorothy Dee of Boise and many local girls. Proposals for water project laterals were invited by the Payette Boise Water Users Association, Caldwell, Idaho, due August 4, 1908, detailing Kuna High Line, Deer Flat North and related works, with profiles available at several offices.
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Pauline Baker
J. L. Baker
Nina
Dorothy Dee
Boise
Geneve Gordon
Elizabeth
Margaret O'Connor
Inez Calloway
Edna Askey
Eleanor Steelman
Jennett Runceman
Sarah
Margaret Boone
Lucy Oakes
Leah Martin
Ethel Sebree
Daphne Gowen
Christina Simpson
Cora Johnston
Florence Hanson
Mette Rihely
Elsie Myers
Payette-Boise Water Users’ Association
Caldwell
Idaho
Kuna High Line
Deer Flat
Kun High Line
Drop
Kuna
Madden Pass
Ridenbaugh High Line
Deer Flat North Canal
the Water Users’ Association
U. S&s. Reclamation
Skill in Farriery by William Dickson
The article reviews advances in American farriery especially shoeing for different purposes. It stresses careful hoof trimming, correct hoof angle, and leveling the ground surface. It describes specialized shoes like scoop toed and roller motion designs that aid performance and minimize limb injury.
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William Dickson
Armerica
SPECIAL PURPOSE SHOES AND LIVESTOCK FEED NOTES
The article describes toe weight and front view shoe designs to improve horse gait and balance, with cautions on limited use and reducing toe weight as gait improves. It cites Oregon hog feeding practices, showing only ten of forty-five cattle feeders used feeds beyond corn. New Arabian alfalfa shows higher yields, with Mecca and Chico results. Bottled milk should stay sealed to avoid odor absorption.
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Russell
Scientific
Imal
Ohio
B. BE. Carmichael
Insanity Experts and Public Scandal in Law Professions
Roswell Idaho July 28 1908 column discusses lawyers taking fees regardless of case outcome and the public scandal of using science for profit. Includes local notices of marriages departures church activities baptisms and visitors in Roswell with July 19 to 28 events and names such as Emma Soper Tracy Snyder Pearl Maw George Brush Jess Baker Dana White and others.
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Roswell
Idaho
Tracy Snyder
Parma
Emma Soper
Greenleaf
Pearl Maw
George Brush
Miss Maw
Yola
Minn
The Season For It and Other Humorous Bits
A fragmentary comic notice presents a humorous verse about a mosquito song and a dialogue on ignorance. It parodies stereotypes with lines about biting pests, confused questions, and challenges of poverty, reflecting light domestic humor and social mockery.
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L. del OT
Belle Chamberlain
Ada
George Due Olett
Starkey
Springs
Mecca
Cal
Chico
Caldwell, Idaho
Ares A
D, Simpson
Nichols
View Pras
COSBY
Cashier
DS. Brown
Reeve Plumbing
Tikrino
E. E. Harthreag
W. F. Howard
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Helen Clemmens
Frances Coply
Lowa
Jess Baker
Miss Coply
Portland
Geo. Camp
John Miller
Fargo
Presbyterian Church of
Rosswell
Hall
Mary Smith
Rachael
Earl Shultz
The
Baptist Church of
Dana White
Des Moines
Iowa
Mary Campbell
Frank Ross
Cal Farley
Wiley Paine
Q. Z and
V. Y
Brown
Travar
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