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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1908

Page

2

Special session urged over codes by state leaders

The Tribune cites Governor Gooding and Judge Stewart opposing a special session to adopt or reject codes. Gooding argues codes should be adopted as a whole and amended later if needed, while Stewart agrees on adoption but opposes a future special session. The piece notes public concern over direct primaries and predicts bridges and land deals impacting Caldwell, Deer Flat, and Walla Walla area developments.

Tribune Governor Gooding Judge Stewart Airshie and Sullivan Dia Tbueda Wika Supreme Court Gooding Stewart G. H. Tilden Co Seattle Indian Creek Caldwell Messrs J. H. Forbes & Co Deer Flat Arizona Lowell & Madden Jack Moore Walla Walla

Promises and Promises in Idaho Falls Tribune Editorial

The Idaho Falls Register comments on political promises within party platforms and argues for accountability. It notes the party has made mistakes and urges adherence to pledges while allowing for reasonable action by elected officials.

Republican Party Idaho Reckles Railroad Commission Canyon County the Tribune Idaho Falls Register Credit Register Wms

Caldwell social and business notes from Caldwell area

George W. Sandy of Meridian and Elizabeth Waters of Caldwell travel with Alfred Boorse of Colorado and Maud Coon of Salisbury Oregon in a rig from New Plymouth. G B Rayne sells his half interest in Rayne and Mesler secondhand store to Mesler who will run the business. Rayne has not decided his next move but will likely remain in Caldwell.

George W. Sandy Meridian Elizabeth Waters Caldwell Alfred Boorse Colorado Maud Coon Salisbury Ore G. B. Rayne Rayne & Mesler Mr. Mesler Mr. Rayne

Planting Trout Heads Up or Down

A humorous tale from Youth’s Companion about railroad officials promoting trout fishing. Conelly, the station gardener, asks how to plant fry while a map leads to tangled instructions. An irritated agent retorts as the tiny fish end up buried in mud, highlighting miscommunication and rural wit.

Conelly

New York's East Side and the Pennies Towned With Suspicion

A New York Press item reflects on east side money habits noting the heavy use of pennies in everyday transactions. A voice from the east side laments the lack of large change and recounts encounters with small denominations during errands and services. The piece contrasts wealth across the city with cautious handling of larger bills on First Avenue and nearby streets and ends with a sharp observation on counterfeit fears.

New York Fifth Avenue Broadway England First Avenue East Side New York Press

Notice of public works and alias summons in Canyon County Idaho

Notice records 1909 water diversion permits 1780 and 2289 for Omas J Patton and Abbie Patton in Emmett related to Spring Creek irrigation. Also an alias summons in the Seventh Judicial District Court of Idaho Canyon County against George B Murray and Mary B Murray seeking foreclosure of a 1905 mortgage for $600 with $190 attorney fees, filed December 17, 1908.

Emmett County of Canyon State of Idaho Geo. F. Zimmerman N. P Spring Creek Omas J. Patton Abbie Patton Canyon Tate Idaho Seventh Judicial District Dietrich George B. Murray Mary B. Murray George Brurray Y &. Murray Mary E. UY District Court Radley van Duyn ¢ Plowhead Caldwell

Do you consider marts a lot tery asks widow

A coy young widow questions whether marts are a lottery while a fussy old bachelor compares it to a shell game in a Chicago News remark. The exchange frames a playful social ambiguity.

Chicago News

Doctor Husband Asked About Wife's Dress and Sea Visit

A fragment quotes Meggendorfer Bhat asking a doctor husband to disclose when his wife last wore a new dress and whether she has visited the sea this year before beginning an examination. The text appears as a dialogic inquiry with no further context.

Meggendorfer

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