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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
2
A Winter and Baw from 4 1, Alutter discuss twenty aeroa tracts with measured yields and high per acre values. They note orchard sales beat previous valley offers, with land valued around 226 dollars per acre for food crops and claims of superior fruit quality.
Bright forecasts report a strong harvest across fruit varieties in Emmett County with expected abundance of peaches pears cherries and apples. Arthur Richards owner of Wostinka trust farm brings in a glowing update while Beutler apricot near by also expected to yield heavily. Burnett Index notes suggest many orchards will prosper as locals anticipate a fruitful year. The Darice Beauty parlor advertises sterilized utensils and sanitary service in Boise.
Idaho Lumber Co says from June 2 price reductions on coal will apply to yard orders and deliveries. The move aims to lower costs during the term and beyond, with commitments to customers to uphold fair pricing and reliable delivery.
Fragmentary OCR shows timetable items for Caldwell and Molae with times such as 15:00 and 10:00 pm, plus numbers that appear to be route or stop codes. The legible parts reference Cardeave Caldwell for Nolen and Dagenge, with scattered figures and unclear labels.
A Canyon County Fair Association report to the Tribune outlines substantial premiums for exhibits from settlements under the government reclamation project. First prize is 76 dollars, second 25 dollars, with communities like Fargo Sunny Slope Plowrant Valley Greenstent and others urged to compete against Roswell Parma and New Plymouth. The secretary A A Clark emphasizes the seven annual fair’s aim to be the best in the west, praising crop prospects and county interest while promising diligent effort from officers to ensure a strong program for the eleventh annual fair in October.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Thy Gray Eagle and Bilger City Minting Company securing a claim to develop land north of Hewontake and building a road. A. M. Gn of Caldwel is named as secretary and involvement is tied to the free claim surrounding the property and a Silver City Nugget.
Nominal alert records a legal notice directed at property owners regarding irrigation claims. It references an irrigation district official and cautions against interfering with operations. The fragmentary text suggests a formal demand or prohibition linked to irrigation activities and property rights.
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