Caldwell Water Dispute Over Phyllis Canal Output
A Caldwell Idaho letter to the Caldwell Tribune challenges the case for enlarging the Phyllis canal. It questions water allocations for 1906 farming acres, critiques Mr Wiley’s reports and highline work, and argues distribution by water volume rather than acreage. Also notes irrigation costs and a hog artichoke discussion.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Caldwel Tribune
Tribune
Phyllis
Wiley
W. H. Schenck
Phyllis Canal
Levan Gulch
Kernas Fed
ASCIT
Levan G
Mesa
Son
India
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
San Joaquin Valley
Cal
California
Indian Creek
P. S
Artichokes Reel Digestible Protein Compared To Potatoes
Artichokes contain about twice as much digestible protein as potatoes and are beneficial for horses and milk cows among the best roots for the latter. A separate item notes a district court injunction request from A T Evett & Co to restrain Boise city council from completing a City Hall contract, with Judge Stewart considering the case.
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Pacific Homestead
Gem State Rural
City Hall
Stewart
A. T. Evett & Co
District Court
Messrs
Harding
Messrs. Evett & Co
City Warrant Call by Nellie J Williams Caldwell
City treasurer Nellie J Williams issues call to settle outstanding General Warrants up to No 232 and Water Works Warrants up to No 1 percent dated August 1906 at Caldwell Banking and Trust Co office. Citizens urged to pay filings per city notice.
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Dee. Ltd
Caldwell Banking & Trust Co
Nellie J. Williams
Treas
Caldwell
Business Men Meet in Caldwell to Form New Organization
A Caldwell meeting of the Business Men's Association and the Commercial Club approved consolidation into a single body. About 110 men pledged to join, with $10 initiation and $1 monthly dues. A Caldwell foundry site committee and by laws committee were named, along with a building search group.
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Business Men
Caldwell
Business Men's Association
Commercial Club
Messrs. Andrews
Gates
Dew
Walter Griffith
Messrs. Gowen
van Duyn
Green
The Vital Necessity in Advertising Persistency
A reflection from Inland Printer on advertiser behavior. It argues that lack of persistency hinders success, noting advertisers spend heavily on short bursts but quit after six months. The piece emphasizes preparation, budgeting, and the long road to building trade through sustained campaigns.
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boise-Payette
W. N. Brown
Canyon County
Fair Idaho
Imsalin
Snake River
Deer Flat
Cat
Phyliss Canal
Sucker Creek
Star
Boise
R. R
Callwell
Boise Valley
City Property
Washington Heights
the Heights
Main Street
W. N. Brown Real Estate CO
W. N. Brown Real Estate Company
Masonic Block
Cresent
Purity
Crescent Mfg. Co
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