Freighters Face Wage Pressure in Wool Trade Dispute
A local dispute shows freighters resisting reduced hauling rates as wool growers unite to market at higher prices. Goble Brothers and other teams reportedly raised tensions by removing nuts from an agent’s wagon, delaying loads. The letter argues two sides, noting farmers’ union strength and the risk to freighters if undercut by cheaper outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett Caldwell
Goble Bros
Gobel Bros
Enush
Jordan Valley Express
Methods of Big League Managers
The article discusses early practice habits of managers who distribute players to field positions, condition pitchers and batters, and evaluate players for advancement to the major league or minors. It notes slow initial training, corrective instruction, and the turnover between squads as managers shape the team. Also mentions many players cycling between majors and minors, with some sticking in the minors longer. The piece touches on the fatigue of managers with frequent call-ups and the draft system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nysyarem
Sone Tuek
Whysteal
Supreme Court voids Idaho railroad district tax plan
The Idaho Supreme Court ruled that creating railroad districts and funding them via state or county tax violates the constitution. It held that counties or subdivisions cannot own part of a railroad, and that such projects require constitutional amendments or explicit authorization. The decision frames railroads as purely business enterprises outside governmental powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaho
PCO
arcaUy
Aston
Idaho
Atute
Roswell Notes Highlight Local Shenanigans and Accidents
Roswell residents engage in a string of local activities. McCormick and Anderson head to Mountain Home to work on desert claims, Rice travels to Horse and then Mountain Home. Seventh Grade hosts Elbeth pupils at W. P. Howard's party with games and lunch. Roswell Grange initiates eleven new members. Edna Backwood and Maw Leorn Peter spend weekend at home. A Presbyterian church entertainment and Ladies Aid Society meeting are announced. Payette Ball Team set to face Heawell Team Friday. Mrs. Cottier injured in horse accident but improving. Benjamin Paine visits Caldwell. farewell reception planned for Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer at W. F. Howard's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G ‘Vert McCormick
Hen Anderson
Mountain Home
Clayton Rice
Rice
Fle
Roswell School
W. PF. Howard
Gams
Roswell Grange
Leorn
Peter
Mins
Edna Backwood
Presbyterian Chareh
Roswell Welt
Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Charch
Vriday
Kame
C. V. Cottier
Excursions to Salt Lake City for Mutual Improvement
Excursions to Salt Lake City on June 2 for the Men s and Young Women s Mutual Improvement Associations. Travel via Oregon Short Line to Salt Lake City and return. See agents for further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Sth
Oregon
Canal survey drops forty to sixty feet near Black Canyon
An engineering crew camps at Marsh to survey the Black Canyon irrigation canal as the line is lowered to bring water to the intended acreage. The route runs from the Noland ranch to the canyon road, cross sectioning as they go along Immett Index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Canyon
Marsh
Noland Ranch
No‘pnil
Lemonade and Local Notices From Caldwell 1910
A collage of reader letters, prices for lemons and produce, public notices, land filings in Idaho, probate and public publication notices, and a physician's personal note. Mentioned names include Jacob, Geo. W. Stovel, William Balderson, Joan D. Bloomfield, John Butler, Rice Thompson Buckner, and Dr. J. J. Hamilton. Dates range April to June 1910 with multiple legal and land entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Boise
Idaho
Hutte
Francis
Mayhugh
Greenleaf
West Bolne Meridian
U. S
Geo.w. Stovel
Caldwell
David H. Law
William N. Rhoades
CY Jes
Law
Isaac H. Law
Wm, Baldertson
Register
Smith & Scatterday
Canyon
State of
Joan D. Bloomfield
Willicn P. Carter
John O. Butler
Boise Meridian
Geo. W. Stovel
John Fallon
Lester E. Hodgson
Notus
James F. Creasey
New Plymouth
Edward BE. Cox
Rice, Thompson & Buckner
Osler
J. J. Hamilton
Bank taxes disputed in Edward Shainwald case
The state supreme court reverses a lower court ruling in Edward Shainwald versus First National Bank of Weser. The decision concerns charging payments against actual shares of stock rather than aggregate bank earnings, with Judge Edward Lb. Bryan’s judgment overturned in Washington county district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Priday
Edward Shainwald
First National Bank of Weser
Edward Lb. Bryan
Washington County
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Grothelt
Jordan Valley
David Showberger
Clarence Etravt
Payette
Famhang
Mryitery Pharmacist
Botkin-Har- Don Vruy Co, Ltd
Roswell
Idaho Implement& Grain Co
Caldwell, Idaho
D. Hartkopf
Lemons, Jacob
IOC
Jacob
P. S
Ntyne’s
Tyne
Rin
Kelipr
Rice le Pogak Mb
Bryan
Idaho Meat Co
Caldwell Commercil Bank
Savic
John C. Rice
J. H. Lowell
Elea Clark
Cashier
E. 1
Plowhead
A. Cash
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