Government Aids Land Ads Plan for Payette Boise Valleys
The Payette Boise Water Users Association plans a broad advertising campaign to list all lands in the Payette and Boise Valleys and secure land options before sale. The U S government reclamation service may print a catalog of available lands with prices to help home seekers, backed by the association and the third party option holder.
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Payette-Boise Water Users’ Association
Reclamation Service
Washington
State of Idaho
Sssee
Payette
Boise
See
Idaho
United States of America
Mistakes In Planting And Early Cultivation Guidance
Advice from Walser ton's Weekly Fruit Grower cautions against planting without proper cultivation and soil awareness. It urges timely feeding, trimming, and soil-restoration practices to ensure trees grow as cattle do, with emphasis on soil fertility and proper nursery weaning before grass exposure.
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Walserton
They Needed Other Things Like Most Ministers Families
A short, humorous anecdote from The Delineator about a minister's large family and the way they judged plenty and want. The youngest daughter learns a lesson from her father about a late baby sister and the notion of what is truly needed.
Boston Wool Market Demand Lifts Prices Across Regions
The periodical market shows rising prices as demand strengthens for one quarter blood and three eighths blood wools, and delaine in fleeces. Staples rise in territory with notable activity in Oregon, signaling an overall upward trend.
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Boston
Oregon
Market caution slows wool and clothing trade
The report notes only limited advance in wool prices and no real improvement in strictly clothing stock. Activity remains weak as supplies accumulate. buyers act cautiously, contracting raw material for future use. Specialties are bought to avoid being left, amid limited supply and risk of cornering, per American Stockman. Presbyterian Church services on July 25 include Sunday school at 10:30 and sermons at 11:30 and 7:15, with vacation day notices and music led by Miss Isabel Squier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Stockman
Seventy Crates to the Acre Record for Strawberries
The Warden fruit farm in the valley yields seventy crates per acre with seven hundred seventy dollars from the crop. Early picks sold at $1.50 per crate of 15 boxes, dropping to $1.00 as the season progressed, averaging about $1.10 for the whole crop. Some crates were consumed at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warden
Emmett Index
John Brown
Trudy
Great Falls
Church services canceled for Rev Shaw absence
Christian Church announces no regular services this week due to Rev H C Shaw being away. Sunday school and communion services will proceed as usual each Sabbath morning.
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Christian Church
H. C. Shaw
Presbyterian Church Bulletin Highlights Schedule
Sunday school at 10 30 preaching at 11 30 jail service at 3 30 Junior Christian Endeavor at 7 15 Senior Endeavor at 7 15 preaching at 8 00 Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 15 last Sabbath before vacation Miss Isabel Squier choir leader Francis B Springer minister Special music invited
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Presbyterian Church
Ada County
Isabel Squier
Francis B. Springer
Park and Lake Lowell Plan for Tree Planting and Resort
MacDonald of the forestry extension service reports on a 6000 acre tract near Lake Lowell. Proposed planting 60000 trees next spring along the shoreline with irrigation from upper embankment water. The area includes park land and an experimental station, with potential electric line to Caldwell and Nampa. The site aims to host Chautauquas and public gatherings as a premier pleasure resort.
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Deer Flat
St. Kuna Bridge
Indian Creek
Water Usera’ Association
Caldwell
U. S. Reclamation Service
Holse
Citizens’ State Bank
Nampa
Meridian State Bank
Moeridian
Kuna
MacDonald
Forestry Extension Service
Lake Lowell
Payette- Boise
Emmett
Snake River
Couple Plans October Wedding on Fair Grounds
A couple set to marry next October on the fair grounds expects help with housekeeping items. A $35 range is promised to Dean & Hay, a 60 piece dinner set by Baker & Harris, and a $25 kitchen cabinet by Model Furniture, with additional merchants to be announced.
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Dean & Hay
Baker & Harris
Model Furniture
Ladies' Aid Society Plans Fall Meeting and Rummage Sale
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs VanWyns garden for a pleasant gathering. It was decided to pause meetings until September when Mrs Blatchley will host. A rummage sale is planned for election day in Caldwell to collect cast-off clothing for the society.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Will Monk Seeks Canyon County Republican Treasurer Nomination
Will Monk announces candidacy for County Treasurer, seeking the Republican County Convention nomination in Canyon County. He states the decision rests with the local party convention and aims to win the party’s support to advance to the general election.
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Republican County Convention
Canyon County
Will Monk
Bank Balance Sheet Fragment from 1908 Report
A notarized bank statement lines show resources loans and discounts, deposits and cash items, notes of other banks, U S bonds to secure circulation, etc. It lists capital stock, time deposits, certificates of deposit, and cashier’s checks. signed by cashier G D Stovel and directors J H Cosonirer A F Ista C E B Cunningham.
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US U.S
Beetm
U. S
Cnee
Onal
Caldwell
Chine Deas
U.S
Hankin
Franks and Hankers
United States
Oayne
Idaho Canyon County Official Statement Fragment
An OCR fragment shows lines about a sworn statement signed by L S Dittle or Ditte as cashier with notary public approval dated July 18 108? featuring directors E W Morrison E D Den and others. The text is incomplete and garbled.
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SraTse
Idaho
County of Canyon
G.D
Ie Pier
Geo. W. Stovel
L. S. Ditte
L. S. Dille
Beatterday
Commercial Club favors Harper rock quarry sale in Caldwell
Caldwell Idaho July 24 1908 the Commercial Club committee reports on Edward Harper’s offer to sell lot 4 in section 15 township 4 north range 3 west for a stone quarry The location is convenient for a side track from the Bolse Interurban Railway and public highway The face of the loft spans about eighty rods and the rock supply appears ample The committee deems the price of one thousand dollars reasonable and recommends the city purchase The report is submitted to the Commercial Club.
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The
Tribune
Commercial Club
Harper Rock
Commercial Club Committee
Caldwell
Idaho
Edward Harper
Seepa 15
Bolse Interurban
Theyloft
Harper
Real Estate Transfers In Nampa Area
Real estate transfers show A Partridge and Pauline Partridge of Nampa transferring lots 7 and 9 in block 14 Park to Barnum for 225 dollars. F C Moss and Ruth Moss transfer parcels in township north range 5 west, including sections 27 and 22, to AB Moss for one dollar and other valuable considerations.
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Hi. A. Partridge
Pauline Partridge
Nampa
Alice EB. Barnum
Parkoe
F. C. Moss
Ruth Moss
AB Moss
Township
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Water Users’ Association
Kuna High Line
Kun High Line
Drop
Kuna High
Madden Pass
Ridenbaugh High Line
Deer Flat North Canal
First National Bank
Cosonirer A
F. Ista C. EB. Cunningham
State OF
Camprese
T. Morrison Edwarddden
Toprria Foureas
Es Ee
Simpson
Nichols
COSBY
Ds. Brown
Millan Fur &Wool C
Minneapolis
Minn
Apr
Uae
WLU
Yitland Basins
Cilige
Tenth
Morrison
Portland
A. P. Armstrong
Northwest
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