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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1910

Page

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Dairy politics and Danish dairy expert to speak at Caldwell

The county clerk race is heated as editors urge GOP support and describe candidacy pursuit with a hunterlike chase. Caldwell hosts a major dairy meeting July 9 with Prof Franston and Danish authority Prof Bernhard Boegild, highlighting Denmark’s dairy leadership and Idaho turnout. NCAA-level attendance nears 1200 as Caldwell wins seesawed baseball clash with Nampa 3 to 2.

Caldwell J. H. Pransdon Dairy Department Bernhard Boogsild Idaho Franston Franston Gives This Estimate of Profesor Boeggild Boeggild Europe Denmark Hooggild Boegeld University of Illnois University of Minnesota South Dakota State College W. L. Carlyle J. Fransdon

Idaho Northern Elects Directors At Annual Meeting

The Idaho Northern Railway Co held its regular annual meeting and election in Nampa on Monday. Elected as officers were President RE H Dewey Vice President W C Dewey Secretary A J Hade Treasurer J D Bloomfield with directors H A Partridge R M Eaton C BR Hickey and A J Hade.

Idaho Northern Railway Co Nampa cMcera RE. H. Dewey W. C. Dewey A. J. Hade D. Bloomfield H. A. Partridge R. M. Eaton C, BR. Hickey

Freight rate on coal cut to three fifty per ton

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the $4.00 per ton coal rate from Wyoming mines to Caldwell and 11 southern Idaho towns is excessive. It ordered Oregon Short Line to reduce rail coal rates to $3.50 per ton on carload shipments by August, citing higher rates to nearby Butte and Portland and overall unreasonableness.

Interstate Commerce Commission Wedneday Wyoming Caldwell Idaho Oregon Short Line League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs Rock Springs Kemmerer Diamondville Wyo Boise Nampa Buhl Burley Filer Hailey Rupert Twin Falls Gooding Mountainhome Weiser Commission Anaconda Butte Mont Portland Butte and Anaconda

Wool Sale Dull Bid Given Poor Competition Week Earlier

The first wool sale of the season attracted 12 buyers with little competition. Five lots offered, three sold at 1s 3d, 144 and 12½ cents, plus a 10,000 pound ranch wood lot at 18½ cents. Buyers faulted bag tags and grading, urging careful sacking and separate grades to raise prices. Claimed upcoming ship loads to Boston and Chicago if prices rise.

John and Janes Keath C. M. Sutton Caldwell Boston Chicago

Irrigation Bonds Authorized by Senate Move to House

The Senate accepted an amendment to authorize 30 million dollars in irrigation bonds to finish government projects. The measure, endorsed 57 to three, now goes to the House where leaders expect rapid passage with Taft’s assurances. Senator Borah, a chief proponent, predicts final adoption of the bill.

Senator Borah Senate House of Representatives Carter Borah Congress House Taft

Grange Takes Steps on Insurance Coop and Irrigation

Canyon County Pomona Grange held a lively meeting at Meridian with broad county representation. Action covered a cooperative insurance plan, Boise Valley Cooperative Association, and irrigation district governance by land area, plus an investigation into Ridenbaugh system management.

Canyon County Pomona Grange Meridian Boise Valley Co-operative Association Ridenbaugh Pomona

Hamer Wins On Homestead Assignments For Idaho

Idaho Congressman Thomas R. Hamer engineered key amendments in a bill on homestead assignments allowing entries by any qualified applicant and extending dry farm provisions. The measure permits non-resident entries on 220000 acres, with Senate action pending and President’s signature expected. The deficiency bill includes 43654 to reimburse Idaho for survey advances at statehood.

Caldwell Payette Boise Thomas R. Hamer Idaho Senate House Irrigation Committee Hamer House of Representatives House

Nampa Defies Payette on Bridge Bond Vote

In an election held Tuesday the county voted on bonds for two Payette river bridges. Payette approved, but Nampa led a broadside against the bonds with a strong 750 vote margin against them aided by a Commercial Club drive. The county may need whisky to cope with the result.

Tribune the Tribune Hammer Republican Party Pri Maries Canyon County Offici On County Nampa Tuesaday Payette Board of County Commissioners Payette River Commercial Club of

Caldwell booklet praised by Idaho Sureties Co

The Tribune received a handsome Caldwell booklet published by Idaho Sureties Co. It presents Caldwell’s resources, beauties, and accomplishments in a letter from “Mother Caldwell” to “Mrs. Jane Seymour” in Iowa, detailing past deeds and future plans.

the Tribune Idaho Sureties Co Caldwell Jane Seymour Iowa

Idaho Grange Seeks Township System Bill

The subject was referred to the legislative committee which will present the matter to the coming legislature. The committee will seek passage of a bill allowing counties to adopt the township system of government. Grange members in Idaho urge moving government closer to the people and reducing influence from vested interests.

Grange Idaho

Caldwell's building boom and 88 residences in two months

Caldwell shows rapid growth with 88 residences under construction or completed in the last sixty days across Golden Gate, Original townsite, Washington Heights and more. Estimates suggest 150 to 200 new homes this year, plus ten new business structures, College of Idaho and high school buildings, paving and utilities. Mrs Williams and her son also left for California.

Tribune Caldwell J. 8S. Harrington J. W. Gue Harrington Golden Gate Dever's Goandu Dorman Mountain View Strahorn Arington College Heights Foote Washington Heights Building & Loan Association Main Street Redway Ballantyne and Thomas Arthur Street Turner Brick Sales Faria Walter Griff Ath M. B. Gligan P. B. Engle Kimball Idaho _ Water Lifter Co College of Idaho Oregon Short Line

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