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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
3
Dr Badley sworn as county auditor presents a full true financial condition statement for Canyon County for the fiscal year ending March 31 1910 with totals and balances. O V Midley and Wasson sworn witness notes approved by Probate Judge C J Sebring.
The May 6 1910 proceedings show Caldwell Idaho hearings on George Meyers district 13 road abandonment and need for a public highway with Myers responsible for road work and bridge, plus financials on the auditor and bridge bonds in Canyon County. The board declared the road a public highway and approved tax and bond plans for Payette River bridges at Fruitland and New Plymouth with June 14 1910 election details.
A county petition sought authorization to erect a bridge across the Payette River near New Plymouth Idaho at a point eighty rods west of the southeast corner of section 34 township north, presented to the Board of County Commissioners. The board heard the petition at a regular session on November 12, 1909 and declared the erection would proceed conditioned on consent of the proper authorities.
The Caldwell Commercial club invites Prof Bernhard Boeggild to Caldwell for a July 9 dairy meeting. Danish expert Doeggild revolutionized co operative creameries and Danish dairying. Idaho officials and leading dairy men will attend with morning and afternoon sessions and dairy machinery exhibitors.
The Rev Henry van Dyke is quoted recounting a Presbyterian gathering tale about Adam and the first commandments. A Connecticut pastor questions a Sunday school pupil who answers that there were no commandments when Adam ate the apple, leaving the pastor at a loss.
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