19 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
1
City fathers approve a franchise for Oregon Short Line to build a spur along Main street and form three new sprinkling districts with revised boundaries. They plan to buy a new flusher wagon costing about 9000 to 1000 dollars to replace manual flushing and improve street watering efficiency despite heat.
The council approved the ordinance unanimously and set a hearing time for protests. A petition offered 150 in labor to build a bridge across Endian Creek at Linden Street. The council stated grading needed elsewhere and would grant the petition if ranchers agreed to grade the segment.
Mooris Jack Moore and J A McLaughlin operate a training school for horses at the Canyon County Fair Gronady. They emphasize education as essential for horses and humans, arguing well bred, educated horses display greater intelligence and consistency in training signals. The venture aims for patronage and success.
Thursday a week ago Mirani Geors éia Proman and Marie Kellar had a remarkable escape after their vehicle plunged into a ditch. The driver broke the coupling and steering gear jammed, but both young women avoided injury and returned home promptly.
Sunday services are scheduled at Immaculate Conception Church with planned worship and parish activities. The detailed schedule is not provided in the fragment.
Messrs A B and G Martin who earlier exchanged their Idaho ranch for an Oklahoma one have traded back, leaving the city property behind. They say they are glad to return at any price as Idaho now seems very favorable. The note reflects a returning stance amid shifting regional prospects.
Mr Bento presents his eighth organ recital next Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock in the Methodist church. Soloist Miss Hiseaboth Babcock of Nampa appears as soprano. The program includes a collection of classical pieces and marches, with free admission though donations to cover expenses may be invited.
The Beaver River company plans 200 contracts to back a Boise steam plant and ensure steady service. It operates a 7,600 horsepower hydro plant on the Malod river and is installing a 2,500 horsepower turbo-generator in Boise to connect subscribers once the Boise to Caldwell line is finished.
The following list of advertised letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington D C if not called for within two weeks from this date. Andrelli Galvatore Caldwell Storekeeper David W T Double Walter Hatley Lawrence Lawendorf Mims Jentic Lowe Richard A Moore Jack Palmer Carrier Bred Taylor Jerome Vickers Mins Agnaz Walch George Walters
John Spain a reputed world roper from Martin Oregon lost his right hand after an injury at Half Way Oregon during a July 4 exhibition. Doctors at Baker City hospital removed the hand at the wrist due to severity, ending his ability to rope.
Notice announces dissolution or partnership changes at Troy Laundry Co and Vandenbergh & Apperson. It states W. Vanderbergh sells interest to John P Hall, Hall and Apperson assume all firm responsibilities, with all accounts payable to Vanderbergh. Date shows 1926.
A pair of notices declare candidacies for the Prosecuting Attorney of Canyon County subject to Republican primaries on July 30, 1912. J A Elston and B W Henry seek the nomination.
A notice by W. C. Bicknel announces candidacy for Probate Judge subject to the Republican primaries on July 30, 1912. The short declaration names the candidate and election context for the upcoming local race.
The Republican primary party nominates Probate Judge candidate David D. Harger for Canyon County with the selection date July 30, 1912, subject to the wishes of Republican sectors within the county.
The Republican primary schedules nomination timing for the Canyon County sheriff post. John A. Baker is noted as a candidate with the filing date set for July 30, 1912.
Frank Breshears announces his candidacy for sheriff of Canyon County. The statement signals campaign under the Republican primaries, outlining intent to seek party nomination and public office.
Thereby announce myself a candidate for renomination for the office of Sheriff in Canyon County subject to July 30 1912. A A Beet JW Watkins.
At the urging of county friends A J Rockwood announces his candidacy for the state legislature subject to Republican party approval on July 30. He emphasizes rapid action and party backing to advance his campaign in the upcoming election.
A fragmentary notice notes a Republican primary to select a representative. It references Canyon County and a July 30 date 1912, with names Frank Creighton and L Robins appearing in the readable text. The brief item reflects a candidacy filing or slate tied to the Republican primary process.
A set of public notices shows individuals declaring runs for local offices. POR REPRESENTATIVE1 seeks the Representative post in the Republican primaries scheduled for July 1912. HARRY T LEWIS announces for POR COUNTY COMMISSIONER from the Second District with primaries July 30 1912. MITCHELL SAL W. &. JOHN PIPHER file additional county positions with similar primary dates and nominations.
H A Partridge announces candidacy for county commissioner subject to Republican primaries July 30 1912. JOS E Bird announces candidacy for county commissioner subject to Democratic primaries July 30 1912.
The notice urges full voter registration by July 27 to be eligible for the July 30 primaries and outlines residency requirements. It lists registrar locations in West Caldwell, North Caldwell, and South Caldwell where eligible voters can register tomorrow or next Saturday, noting that May 8 clarifications allow those who moved before May 8 to vote in both the primary and general elections.
The Pleasant Ridge Women’s Temperance Union session featured talks from Mrs. Chipp state president and local leaders on temperance, home and morals, with discussions on gubernatorial candidates. A plan to write to candidates for clear expressions on temperance was decided, to be published in the Tribune.
Company Gi under Captain M G McConnell with 41 men departed Wednesday for a two week national encampment at Gray's Harbor. The state militia plan broad attendance and a city sightseing day on return. They expect to arrive home on the 20th.
A Republican announces candidacy for county commissioner third district at the request of Payette valley Republicans. The bid is subject to Republican primaries in July.
A Sunday gathering at Groenleap Church discussed the candidate for upcoming primaries. Attendees, believing home integrity at stake, held an allay temper meeting into the evening with the young people in obsige and the station thoroughly reviewed.
Roseetal notes indicate nurse Hoshaw has left the hospital after a recent operation and Mrs Turner is improving. Miss Trewer on vacation will soon return to resume her nurse position, while Joe Chamberlain's son remains ill.
The Prohibition party of Idaho will hold a convention at the M E church in Caldwell on Tuesday July 30 1912 to nominate a full state ticket and conduct other business. Delegates intending to vote Prohibition at the next election are urged to attend at 10 a m. July 10 1912. Harry Hayes chairman Jacob Musseell secretary state central committee.
The Ramus delinquent taxes totaling 18000 were settled with the county buying 10000 and individuals purchasing the remainder. Commissioners act as board of equalization amid many complaints but no riot symptoms observed.
A Friday vote by settlers along Little Willow creek approved forming a new irrigation district. Leon H Patton Sophia M Shimp and Benjamin D Wotatyre were named to the governing board in the endorsement. Old newspapers for sale at Caldwell Tribune office.
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