Idaho State Dairymen Meet in Caldwell Annual Session Opens
The Idaho State Dairy Association opened its seventh annual meeting in Caldwell City Hall. President French led the session with remarks on dairy industry importance, central plants, and winter dairying. A push for new members and a plan to inspect herds for tuberculosis were discussed, along with dairy machinery and inspective roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Dairymen
Caldwell
State Dairy Association
New City Hall
Hd, French
Gipson
French
Association
Boise
Twin Falls
Idaho
England
How Poor Shep Was Attached and Auctioned
A whimsical tale narrates a dog named Shep and a debt dispute involving Charles Bray. The Fair Store sues for 7.85 dollars, securing a judgment and a writ to attach Bray’s property. The sheriff seizes Bray’s violin and then Shep, moving both to public auction as January 14 looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bray
Bray
Charles
Canyon County
Charles Bray
Shep
Idaho Dairyman Meeting Discusses Costs and Tests
The meeting covered dairy economics with a focus on cost per cow and the Babcock test for butter fat. D. R. Hubbard spoke on Idaho cattle efficiency and alfalfa as protein. Auditors questioned various process details while Pettibone was acquitted of murder charges in the Steunenberg case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Manning
Capital News
Adrian Miller
Miller
Dr. Boone
The
College of Idaho
United States
Smith
Babcock
D. R. Hubbard
Idaho
Denmark
French
Excursions to Denver for Western Live Stock Show
Travel offers to Denver for the National Live Stock Association event with a Western Live Stock Show and Meeting. Details include rates and particulars from O. I. agents. Schedule limited to January 27th.
Caldwell Council and Commercial Club Meeting Actions
Caldwell Council and Commercial Club meet under new electric lights with all members present. They approve officer reports and most bills while holding the librarian salary for investigation. The Commercial Club presses bridges across Indian Creek and sewer district plans, with vote readiness and bridge costs not to exceed 2600 dollars each. The council also moves to open a new road southeast of the city and approves electric display charges. The Saratoga Hotel red signal light idea is dismissed as a joke. The council adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Indian Creek
Campbell
Caldwell
Arthur Street
Fair Grounds
Electric Light Company
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Maxey
Saratoga Hotel
Altho
Democratic Committee Plans Sale to Console Mourning Owner
A Portland area note describes Mr. John A. Tucker mourning his poisoned dog Monte and the Democratic County Central Committee proposing to buy Shep the dog as a consolation. The ad mentions 5 acres near town, electric car access, and exchange for Caldwell residence or ranch property.
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Monte
John A. Tucker
Portland
Caldwell
Harrington
Endowment Drive For College Of Idaho Gains Steam
A Caldwell mass meeting at the Opera House backed by business leaders urged a $25,000 local boost toward a $100,000 endowment for the College of Idaho. D. K. Pearson of Chicago pledges $26,000 toward the goal, with additional $25,000 offers for an administration building conditioned on the endowment. A Boone Foundation chair and a 15-member fundraising committee were created, and Caldwell residents pledged hearty support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
College of Idaho
J. ©. Rice
Caldwell Banking & Trust Company
H. B. Knight
Knight
New York
Caldwell
Boone
C. S
House
D. K. Pearson
Chicago
Doan
W. J. Boone
Caldwell and Vicinity
Boone Foundation
Rice
Ito
Henry Griffiths
J. B. Gowen
H. D. Andrews
William Cupp
J. H. Lowell
D. D. Campbell
H.D. Blatchley
Will Cowden
H. W. Dorman
Dille
J. J. Plowhead
G. D. Snell
H. B. Aven
Ross Madden
Dean
Quiet Club Meeting Held In Caldwell
The Commercial Club of Caldwell convened with vice president D D Campbell presiding. Reports note the hay rate restoration Caldwell to Portland at five dollars per ton and announce new members J Q Turner D G Ruby. The club endorses a Mining Record proposal for local news and names Burroughs editor as local representative. A ball is planned for January twenty four. Public library book arrivals are on the shelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Campbell
Commercial Club
League of South Idaho Commercial Clubs
Boise
Caldwell
Portland
J. Q. Turner
D. G. Ruby
Mining Record
Denver
Burroughs
Warshaw
Indiana
Colorado
Tennessee
Bell Company
Mers’ Trostitute
Excursions to Laramie Wyoming Wool Growers Meet
January 8 and 9 excursions to Laramie for Wyoming Wool Growers Association meeting. Limit January 16. See O. S. L. agents for rates and further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
O. S. L. Agents
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmer's Institute
French and
Fransdon
Avention
Dairy Association
Prof. Fransdon
Hawley
van Duyn
Lewiston
Chas. H. Moyer
Wood
Moyer
Uiis
F. L. Magee
C. W. Aller
Haywood
Laramie
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