Fords Fourth of July preparations in Canyon County
Canyon County residents plan a big Fourth of July program with a morning parade, patriotic exercises, races, a sham battle, balloon ascent and parachute jump, and fireworks. The event aims to raise 600 to 1000 dollars. Governor Morrison may give the principal address. Balloons will be launched by R. H. Sackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
R. H. Sackett
C. E. Brainard
Plymouth
Ting
Mr. Brainard
Tainard
Busi
Mike Ontio
Ing
Harold
Pur
Emmett Finance Committee funneled Fourth of July planning
Emmett groups appointed to organize the Fourth of July celebration report strong progress. The finance committee has raised about $400 toward a hoped for $500, guiding a first class event. Baseball results show Emmett defeated at Nampa 7 to 2 and at Boise 8 to 1 while aiming to improve with a game at Emmett diamond next Sunday. A double wedding occurred with Mr Gray of Pearl and Mrs Hilda Butler and Mr Claude Lewis with Miss Minnie Butler officiated by Rev I G Perkins. Jonathan Moulton bought the Bane and Kesgard warehouse to convert into a sash and door factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett
Nampa
Boise
Col. Dewey
Gray
Pearl
Hilda Butler
Claude Lewis
Minnie Butler
I. G. Perkins
Jonathan Moulton
Bane & Kesgard
Hinze
Improvements at J S Hickey place and irrigation effort noted
NAMPA From the Leader reports the J S Hickey residence nears completion of a dining room front porch and full heating system with steam heat and hot water. A Burrell gasoline engine pumps water to a 30,000 gallon tank. A 47 foot tower and a park of 600 trees are highlights. Boise trip notes Ridenbaugh district irrigation petition and a successful fund drive by G A R and WRC totaling $400 for encampment expenses.
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J. S. Hickey
Burrell
Hickey
H. A. Partridge
J. M. Bray
Boise
Ridenbaugh District Irrigation Committee
Big Twin Falls land venture attracts Shoshone visitors
A Shoshone Idaho special reports a large chamber of commerce meeting appointing committees to arrange for July land board land viewing by a crowd expected later in the month. The Twin Falls Land and Water company manages 244000 acres of fertile irrigable land with grand canals and daily stages from Shoshone falls area. The firm opened an office to aid homeseekers with information and comfort while Shoshone citizens pledge a warm reception.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Statesman
Chamber of Commerce
Twin Falls Land & Water Company
Land Board
United States
Shoshone Falls
Nampa Celebrates Fourth of July Committee Additions
NAMPA S celebration adds members to the Fourth of July committees with reception, program and grounds, and entertainment groups named. Mayor Sutherland acts as marshal. Hon. R H Davis of Caldwell accepted to deliver principal address, praised as a splendid writer and speaker in the Leader report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Frazier
Clark McKee
Meridian
Jeff Shelton
Mr. McDowell
Star
E. R. Brace
Nampa
James Hinkey
A.S. Abbott
Sutherland
R. H. Davis
Caldwell
Caldwell Tribune
State Immigration
Trade Dollar strike rumored at 1300 foot level
The Owyhee Avalanche reports a rumored rich strike on the 1300 foot level of the Trade Dollar property, claiming the ore is the richest seen in six years. Also promoting De Witt’s Little Early Risers laxative with testimonials and local sale by H. D. Blatchley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owyhee
W. H. Howell
Houston
Tex
Bob Moore
Lafayette
de Witt
H. D. Blatchley
Beet Sugar Factory Project Formed in Caldwell
Caldwell sees a new corporation aimed at building a beet sugar factory. Officers include President ex Governor Frank Steunenberg and Vice President John C. Rice of Commercial Bank. W. K. Sebree is treasurer, A. E. Gipson secretary, with S. S. Foote and others as directors and managers from local businesses.
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Caldwell
Frank Steunenberg
John C. Rice
The
Commercial Bank
W. K. Sebree
First Nation Bank
A. E. Gipson
Gem State Rural
S. S. Foote
Caldwell Flouring Mill
B. F. Clay
Boise Valley Real Estate Co
John F. Groome
John T. Jarvis
W. A Sample
Tax on Babies and a Child Health Tonic
Extreme heat is described as a tax on infants and puny children. The ad touts White's Cream ermitage as a children's tonic to boost digestion and vitality, claiming it will help babies become strong and active. Available for 25c at H. D. Blatchley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Blatchley
Annual Eastbound Teachers Excur Ticket Territory Rule
Notice from agent R Farrar sets policy for selling eastbound teacher excursion tickets. Territory includes Minnesota Town and Wisconsin. Officials emphasize compliance with extended state coverage for ticket sales.
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Minnesota
Town
Wisconsin
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted For Digestive Health
An advertisement urges proper nourishment through the Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to treat stomach complaints such as indigestion dyspepsia and loss of appetite. It claims quick relief from symptoms including headache sour breath and constipation and lists H D Blatchley as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Blatchley
H. D. Hintchley
Notice for Parents to Report Children Next Year
Public notice asks parents and guardians to inform in person or by postal card of the name and birth date of children entering the public school next year. Also includes a medical remedy advertisement and a pardon application notice from the Idaho Board of Pardons. First publication May 23, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnders
Canyon
Idaho
Penipotas
Board of Pardons of
Irvin A. Lyon
Notice for Public Land Claim at Caldwell Idaho
Department of the Interior Land Office at Boise Hallo announces a notice for publication in June 1963. It lists a Homestead Application No 5881 with a claim to a parcel described as 8 1-28E 1-4 See l, Jerome et al. The claimant must appear before the clerk at Caldwell on July 20, 1903 to prove residence and cultivation. Witnesses include D O Castator John Deno James Glennon and James X Timmons of Parms Idaho. Jedd Haury J Syms, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Boas Hallo
Othce
Nemertinaec
Mak Tan Prod Tate
Clee
Caldwell, Lane
Jerome Et SN
D. O. Castator
John Deno
James Glennon
James X. Timmons
Parms
Idaho
Jedd Haury J. Syms
Register
Cure for Dropsy Promised by Fulton Compounds
Advertisement claims Fulton Compounds cure dropsy linked to chronic kidney disease. It cites two cases, Mrs Peter Gapiate of 088 Fillmore St San Francisco and Mrs Thomas Christo of 4% Twenty-seventh St Bay, noting dramatic improvements after treatment. The piece touts the remedy as the only known cure and names H. D. Blatchley as sole agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gapiate
Fillmore Street
Melly
Wes
Fulton
San Francisco Star and
Overland Monthly
Thomas Christo
Twenty-seventh Street
Death's Door
San Francisco
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Canyon County News
Dulin
M. E. Church
Geo. W. Leighton
First National Bank of Payette
Ellis Hartley
Milan Davis
L. A. Stanford
R. W. Purdum
Belle Company
Scots’ Ranch
Scott's Ranch
Roosevelt
J. J. Weaver
Adjutant General
Snake River
Strauss
Index
Rees H. Davis
R. Farrar
J. Walter Johnson
Unio Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Ogden
Williams
West Second South St
Salt Lake City
Orr Burrs
Kimball Avenue
First South Street
Idaho Abstract Company Bonded Abstractors
ME Post Office
ODD Fellows
Canyon County
and Cigers
Brown
W. R. Sebree
Canaan
First National Bank
Caldwell, Idaho
Wndence
F. White, Vic
City Express
B. Dement
Prop
Freeigut
Express
Kediegot
Loran Tompkins Caldwell
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