Grand Army of the Republic encampment planned in Caldwell Idaho
The Grand Army of the Republic prepares a major Caldwell encampment from June 23 to 26 1909 with headquarters at the Caldwell Opera House. A reception Wednesday evening will welcome comrades and auxiliaries and a first business session is set for June 23 at 2 30 pm. Transportation rates are arranged with railroads and a national encampment will follow in Salt Lake City August 9–14 1909.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Idaho
Boise
Idaho
Caldwell
Grand Army
Salt Lake City
James B. Wentley
Hawks
EB. B. Dorothy
Payette
Caldwell Opera House
Council of Administration
Wm. C. Maxey
Asst
Adjt
Wedensday
Burley
Salt Lake
Toledo
Oaenk
Fees for land filings set by law for public lands
Public notices outline official charges for United States commissioners and other officers handling land applications and proofs. Fees include twenty five cents per affidavit and one dollar for a deposition prepared by the officer. higher charges may incur penalties. The text also mentions various types of entries and proofs, plus notes on certificates and possible additional affidavits.
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United States
Washington
Ice cream social for missions Wednesday evening
Mr J L Baker announces a Wednesday evening event at 7 o clock with ice cream cake and other delicacies. Proceeds will go to missions and all are invited to attend.
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J. L. Baker
District Court Has Busy Week At Caldwell Idaho
District Court proceedings featured multiple cases including Thomas J Hamilton versus F L Tschudy granting a decree. State versus Harry O Neill postponed sentencing. W H Redway versus Boise Valley Railroad Co awarded 160 dollars for a failed Caldwell Interurban deal. State versus William Fuller horse stealing case ongoing with likely conviction. Judge Bryan sentenced Harry O Neill and John Wittle to terms of one to fifteen years under burglary law. Caldwell story notes Mike Harmon street commissioner and Taylor irrigation water case with costs.
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Thomas J. Hamilton
F. L. Tschudy
Harry O'Neill
James Carico
W. H. Redway
Boise Valley Railroad Co
Boise Valley Road
Caldwell Interurban
Bolse Valley
H. A. Griffiths
Boise Valley
William Fuller
Fuller
Finch
Bryan
Harry O’neil
John Wittle
Nampa
Leader-Herald
Caldwell
Mike Harmon
Robert Taylor
Hart
Taylor
Importance of the Motion Picture in Heritage
An editor extols the moving picture as a growing force in preserving human records. It blends education and entertainment, signaling a future where film records the present for children and future generations, despite concerns over misuse. It promises lasting value and vivid civilizational memory.
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Washington Herald
Visions of Modernism and the Magic of Travel
The passage extols art preservation and modern gadgets that widen experience. It imagines ancient ruins and medieval wonders illuminated by new records, while travel and phonographic records shrink time and space enabling immediate view of distant cities and events.
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California
Atlantic Seaboard
Local notes and happenings around Caldwell and Notus
Notable farm and town updates include Fred Hertig preparing a farm house near Notus, Jim Ford returning from Ontario with cattle, and Dan Ackley escorting inmates to a future residence. Market items report Scatterday buying hay for 60 dollars, while local officials plan sidewalk work and sewer connections. Cherry day and Dairy day notices, a job scam ad, and Bob White’s levee building after high water round out the roundup.
Caldwell News Briefs and Local Happenings
R Botta and son of Walla Walla purchased farm property in Caldwell. J W Roas of the Famous was in Boise praising Caldwell. An artesian water flow was struck on Golden Gate addition, strongest yet found. Several marriage licenses issued across Ontario Oreana Boise Nampa Sanborn Emmett. Rev Pringle will leave Caldwell soon for the East but hopes to return. John Wilson, Nampea burglar, sought probate papers through his attorney in court. Tribune Big Popularity Contest now underway with Alaska-Yukon-Pacific trip prize. next week votes tallied. W C Dyer adds to his Chicago Street residence. Douglas Knox at court in Payette valley. Hats sent to Zimmerman Hatter. C C Anderson notes single men in Caldwell stores attract local attentions, leading to weddings with Caldwell damsels.
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John Wilson
Nampea
Bryan
Plowhead
Tribune
Seattle
The
C. C. Anderson
Golden Rule
Boise
Caldwell
Ross
Emma Hill
W. T. Saunders
Mr. Anderson
Sunday schedule at The Baptist Church
Sunday School at 10 30 a m with Prof Lawrence Gipson superintendent Preaching at 1 30 p m Young peoples meeting at 7 15 p m on Miss Willard Union evening service at the Opera House with a sermon by Rev Lovett of the First Baptist church Bolne
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the Baptist Church
Lawrence Gipson
Young Peoples Meeting
Three Valleys Now and the Boise Valley Irrigation
The text describes the Boise valley's division into Nampa valley and Caldwell variety. It notes Nampa valley is that portion too high for water and Caldwell variety lies in the central area suitable for irrigation. It credits God with creating the Boise valley and says Nampa can improve upon the Great Creator.
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Nampa
Boise Valley
Nampa Valley
Caldwell Varety
Famous Prizes At Caldwell Sale Drawn Winners List
Mrs. T. E. Buckner drew a lucky orange winning a 16.00 trunk at the Famous sale on Monday. Other winners included a 9.50 skirt and numerous items such as men's oxfords, tan oxfords, rubber boots, a Stetson hat, a silk parasol, and a linen stand cover. Names and addresses point to Caldwell and nearby rural routes.
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T. E. Buckner
Sarah Hitton
Caldwell
Bernice N. Hatfield
L. Storing
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