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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
8
Henry Becker of Rome Ohio shows eggs hatched inside an ordinary beehive incuba tor style setting after observing hive temperature resembled an incubator. He hatched 18 of 20 eggs using cushions and a cloth barrier, claiming one hive can handle over a dozen eggs and yield 100 pounds of honey annually.
Special to The Caldwell Tribune from New Plymouth reports hay hands scarce during haying, water reaching farmers, and vegetable crops needing it. infant of W F Ringer improves after whooping cough. Miss Charlotte Swatman seriously ill with spinal meningitis but showing some improvement. Children's day exercises at Lewis school house entertained locals as the first Christian celebration by five families. Rev Greenlee urged continued effort.
Having secured a reputable cement sidewalk contractor, the note offers sidewalk contracts for cement and vitrified brick work. Also promotes dressmaking services by Worren-Dress-making and tailored shirtwaists at 50 cents and up, with Mesdames Bennett and Peppard operating dressmaking parlors at the Peppard residence.
Middleton Ida June 21 1905 Mrs H Andrews is very sick Mr James Stewart returns from Boise Fred Myers of Caldwell visits Middleton Pratt Hill returns from Lange Valley Henry Koblhopp seen in Caldwell Monday Miss Eva Hill and Lena Neth spend time in Caldwell Mr and Mrs Dillo Andrews visit Middleton Archie Hadsali haw contracts alfalfa work Public school house repairs three teachers this year ninth grade added Wall paper styles at Porter Stone Druggists Notice to Contractors bids for four room Canyon County District 38 schoolhouse due July 15 at 2 pm Board may reject bids
Forty million bottles sold in the United States since introduction. The ads claim August Flower cures indigestion and dyspepsia and regulates the liver. A thirty five year record of aiding millions, with trial bottles at 25c and regular size 75c, sold by Porter & Stone.
A 19th century style ad compares severe colds to a fire and urges old fashioned home treatment using Buschee’s German Syrup. It claims quick cures for both children and adults, notes relief of congested organs and cough, and lists trial and regular bottle prices with Porter & Stone as sale agents.
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