Milk Condensary Debate Hits Caldwell Farmers Pact
The Tribune reports the decision now rests with Caldwell farmers to guarantee 2000 cows for a year to establish a 60000 pound daily milk condensary with a minimum $50000 investment. Morland and Thorp named to lead cow recruitment, with subcommittees to follow. A south Deer Flat homesteaders request for reservoir bridging was referred to roads and bridges. An apple ex- portion of the meeting is noted.
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Tribune
Caldwell
Messrs. Andrews
Gowen
Messrs
Morland and
Thorp
Deer Flat
Committee On
Wool sales boost at Caldwell with higher prices
The Caldwell wool sale saw strong prices and increased turnover due to the Amanda storage system aiding direct Omaha shipments. Buyers such as Parks & Pegram and Ascuenaaga Bros led volumes totaling 728,442 pounds, with prices from 10 to 15 3 4 cents per pound. Idaho fruit samples arrive as J W Pittinger reports plentiful cherries, peaches, prunes, and apples ready for picking.
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Abe
Caldwell
Ibursuay
Wimobl
Amanda
Iaabo Wool Growers’ Association
Omaha
B. L
Parks & Pegram
Andy Little
William Moody
C. John Acuraga
C. Blass Telleria
C. John Alezega
C. Aszcuenaga Bros
C. Ascuenaga Bros
Lic
C. K. McMechael
C. W. H. Williamson
Jack Bruce
LLC
Idaho
Leader-Herald
J. W. Pittinger
Mr. Pittinger
State Lands Sale at Gooding on June 29
A state lands sale is scheduled for Gooding on June 29 at 10 o'clock in the morning. About 5,000 acres will be offered, with most land under the Twin Falls North Side and Idaho Irrigation Company canal.
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Gooding
Twin Falls North Side
Idaho Irrigation Company
Land sale pricing and appraisal details announced
Water for the lands can be purchased at 26 dollars per acre if contracted within one year from the sale date. Lands are appraised from 12 to 22.50 dollars per acre. Usual sale terms apply.
Must Purchase Boxes
The Caldwell postmaster reports a Department directive that 60 percent of R F route patrons must pledge to buy an approved mail box or the route will not operate Route No 3 will be created on Boise river's north side Star July Fourth celebration set for 10 30 with a parade and various events a steer roping contest and other sports with purses Star attracts Caldwell visitors for a day of festivities planned to outdo prior years
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Caldwell
Post Office Department
R. F
Boise River
Star
Hair from Chinese bandits reaches New York freighter
A cargo of Chinese hair valued over 5000 dollars arrived aboard the Wray Castle from the Orient. The hair, cut from beheaded bandits, was meant for American women’s wigs. Nearby, the Seneca brought 22 cases of Chinese pigtails seized from cemeteries by a profit-seeking collector.
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New York
Wray Castle
Orient
United States
Staten Island
Seneca
Grimes
China
Captain Grimes
Millener Bros Buy Stock From Diamond Cigar Store
Millener Bros purchase the entire stock of cigars from the Diamond Cigar Store. The acquisition transfers inventory to Millener Bros, with no further details on prices or terms disclosed.
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Millener Bros
Diamond Cigar
Fruit culture proposal at Boise Valley meeting sparks organizer call
Discussion on prohibition of the Spokane expo leads to N S Miller to study and report. F O Mahan, ex Grand Junction, urges Boise Valley fruit growers to form an association to buy trees and standardize varieties. Mahan plans to settle here, seen as a key asset for developing the region as a premier fruit area. Market notes from U S Yards Chicago list lamb prices with lower daily tone and small offerings of westerns. 80 pound grass feeder yearlings at 4.50. KNOLLIN SHEEP COM. CO.
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Spokane
N.S. Miller
F. O. Mahan
Grand Junction
Colo
Boise Valey
Mahan
U. S
Chicago
Caldwell Tribune
Knollin Sheep Com. CO
Divorce and criminal case activity in district court
Little business occurred in the district court last week. Emma Kesel won a divorce from F. Kesel, with the Nampa home and $20,000. total joint holdings about $50,000. Kesels are longtime Nampa residents. Next matter involved Ridgeway vs. Roush. Blackfoot Milling and Elevator Co. was dismissed per stipulation. One criminal case, State of Idaho vs. Gatewood, a misdemeanor for defrauding Parma’s State Bank of $50, with Gatewood bound over to district court and jailed awaiting further hearing.
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District Court
Emma Kesel
F. Kesel
Kesel
Nampa
Farris & Kesel
Caldwell
Ridgeway
L. J. Roush
Smith and Scatterday
Hagelin
Caldwell Market Days Passions and School Bond Defeat
Market days drew many town visitors boosting local trade while a dedicated committee warned that without outside help they must quit. A school bond measure for 8000 dollars failed with 16 votes for and 9 against, due to apathy and nonparticipation. The school board must plan repairs and finishing the Washington building, likely via higher levies.
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Lincoln School
Washington
Bank Increases Capital Stock and Renames Institution
Caldwell Banking & Trust Co. stockholders met in the city to approve doubling capital stock to 100000 with a 10000 surplus. After July 1 the bank will be The Caldwell Commercial Bank to reflect a shorter name while continuing trust and savings services. Existing directors remain, with J C Rice and others listed.
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Caldwell Banking & Trust Co
Caldwell Commercial Bank
J.C. Rice
J. H. Lowell
Elmer A. Clark
E. H. Plowhead
Robert Aikman
J. T. Hay
Market Day To Return On Monday July Sixth
Market day is announced as reappearing on Monday July sixth unless other arrangements are made. The note indicates this will likely be the final market event for a period, though lingering uncertainty remains about future scheduling.
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule Preview
Morning service at 10 30 Sunday school at 11 30 sermon The Upper Room Evening service at 7 Epworth league topic The Fathers Care led by Miss Belle Mynatt 8 p m sermon The Victory of Faith
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Belle Mynatt
Railroad Condemnation Opens Right of Way Fight
The San Francisco, IaHo and Montana Railroad Co. began condemnation actions to secure a right of way between Homedale and Greenleaf through Rowland and Rhodes lands. Owners refused proposed settlements, arbitration failed, appraisers awarded $25 and $50, funds paid into court, and clearing work proceeds while an appeal and possible jury trial loom.
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San Francisco
Iiaho & Montana Rmallway Co
Rowland
Rhodes
Homedale
Greenleaf
Railway Company
Messrs
Bryan
Nathan Dills
A. F. Hart
Miler
City Delivery Now Assured
The Tribune reports post office receipts for 1907 and an estimate for 1908 ending next week. Box rents fell from 50 to 35 cents per quarter, reducing total box rent income but leaving stamp sales credit around 10 thousand dollars for the year.
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Caldwell
the Tribune
Caldwell Free Delivery Hinge on Resident Action
Caldwell residents are urged to take the initiative to secure free delivery service by showing demand and taking steps to organize. The message emphasizes citizen engagement as the deciding factor for making free delivery a reality.
Marriage Licenses Taken In Past Week
The clerk's office reports the past week saw several couples approved for marriage. Louis Lent and Anna McBride of Parma join Marion Hurst and Anna Smith of New Plymouth, Phillip Johnson and Florence Johnson of Boise. Delbert Soper of Greenleaf wed Grace Izora Levell of Homedale, following a prior marriage and divorce. Haley Turner shipped two cars of horses to Nashville, Tennessee.
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Louis Lent
Anna McBride
Parma
Marion Hurst
Anna Smith
New Plymouth
Phillip Johnson
Florence Johnson
Boise
Delbert Soper
Greenleaf
Grace Izora Levell
Homedale
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Bonds
Haley & Turner
Nashville
Tenn
W. B. Heyburn
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