Company Recognizes Prices and Makers in Auction Terms
A terse notice states the company will not offer other prices and will recognize a contract by those who made it, emphasizing nonvariable pricing and contractual validity across bids or deals.
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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
2
A terse notice states the company will not offer other prices and will recognize a contract by those who made it, emphasizing nonvariable pricing and contractual validity across bids or deals.
Notice of meeting for the Idaho Republican State Nominating Convention to be held September 1, 1908 in Boise at 11 a.m. Delegates from counties are listed with their apportioned representations. The convention will announce a platform elect a new State Central Committee and nominate candidates for Supreme Court, Congress, and state officers for the November 8, 1908 election. James Brady Addison T. Smith, Secretary Chairman.
Notice issued by the Republican County Central Committee of Canyon County Idaho announces a county convention on August 5th at 10 o clock a m to elect eighteen delegates to the Republican State Convention in Burne Idaho. Precinct representation is listed with dates and times for primaries on Monday August 3 2904 with varying start times by precinct.
In Canyon county a notable stir surrounds county officer nominations, especially within the Republican ranks. Four state senate candidates, two for county superintendent, two for assessor, and one for treasurer, have declared. Democrats show uncertainty pending the Wallace convention, with ties to ex Senator Dubois shaping the party’s stance.
Discussion centers on county offices with Carl Geisler from Payette possibly seeking treasurer and two candidates for sheriff, D O Castator of Parma and Billie Parrish of Caldwell. Observers claim the anti Mormon plank could affect the slate though the author forecasts a Canyon County GOP majority of 1600 to 2000 in the fall.
The Caldwell Tribune commends Place and Binf ord and associates for their work on the Golden Gate railroad, noting no cost to the town thus far and substantial private spending. It urges calm amid delays, credits the officers for faith and progress, and says operation may come in due time, with no funds required from Caldwell.
The Boise rally and ratification meeting proceeded on schedule but harmony among Idaho Democrats failed to appear. Delegates to Denver were not prominent and the Tribune questions the anti-Dubois faction's motives, suggesting a shift toward Dubois may unify the party. The piece notes Bryan as similarly charged and urges following a standard toward Democratic principles.
The piece argues Democrats may lose if divided but could win if united, urging a harmonious meeting with Nugent Dubois and Rice. It notes voters forget past administrations, contemplates Nugent’s spending, Dubois on Mor mons, and Rice praising law and order, and endorses another Tribune rally.
The Tribune notes Miss Laura Patten announces as Republican candidate subject to county convention. Patten, a longtime educator with twelve years teaching, two school principals, and a life certificate from Lewiston State Normal, would run if chosen. The piece derides Idaho Democrats, predicting poor prospects due to anti Mormon planks and past records, while noting Republicans’ likely support.
Hearst denounces the Democratic platform and Bryan in a Chicago American essay, calling the platform a compromise with shifting principles and Bryan lacking conviction. He accuses the party of weathercock politics and pandering to interests, contrasting it with Jeffersonian steadfastness. He urges Hearst syndicate influence as more valuable than party unity, noting readers' trust in their papers.
Writings echo the saying judge the future by the past as Ada county tests a new machine at the county convention. Descriptions claim the device worked like a charm and show old managers retained during reconstruction. The political roller knocked Joe Speigel flat, enabling him to join most parties now.
Public auction of Idaho lands in Canyon County Caldwell at 10 a.m. includes multiple parcels with leases and expiration dates. Pricing tiers require cash day of sale or deferred installments with interest. Register M. I. Church announces sale by the State Board of Land Commissioners.
L. V. Patch of Payette, Idaho announces candidacy for state senator subject to approval of the Republican county convention. The filing signals intent to run and respects party endorsement procedures.
The date for the office of County Superintendent of Schools in Canyon County requires approval by the nominating convention of the Republican Party. The filing or selection process concerns Mabel Grace Carleton of Emmett Idaho as a candidate subject to convention approval.
The piece argues that reducing expenses in extending and maintaining trade increases net revenue and promotes the telephone as the cheapest business access. It notes the service cannot run the business but can assist.
Promote growth by leveraging local and long distance telephone lines to reach businesspeople in 800 places across Montana Wyoming Idaho and Utah. Obtain direct instant contact with key merchants and firms. capitalize on immediate communication opportunities to boost sales.
A terse business notice urges the reader to seek opportunities in a chosen field at minimal cost, implying a sales pitch or recruiting appeal with a direct call to action. The fragment hints at market access and low-cost entry for interested readers.
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