Heyburn Explains Against Currency Compromise Vote
Senator Heyburn criticizes the rapid roll call that produced the compromise currency bill, explaining he voted against it because it would apply to only part of the nation and would cede financial power to distant interests. He asserts loyalty to the Republican Party and argues for nationwide applicability and vetoes any notion of sectional legislation.
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Emmett News Briefs From Emmett Idaho June 23
Mr Sproat father of Mrs Andy Little with two daughters left Emmett for New York City last Saturday and will sail to Scotland on the 25th to settle there. Dr B O Clark sold 40 acres of state beach land at 62 60 per acre. Cooke of Portland visited in Emmett at his daughter Mrs B D Runstroms home. A heavy rain Saturday evening benefited beach farmers but damaged Canyon Canal Co iteh on the south side, filling with dirt in places. Prof L O Barry Emmett public schools superintendent went to Chicago last week. Jr Pabgenwer BB, treasurer First ...
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Roswell Society Notes from Roswell Idaho 1908
Roswell residents share visits from Caldwell and Roswell guests, a photo session of stock and buildings, and local cautions about hay weather. Community announcements include Children's Day at Roswell Baptist Church June 28, the Roswell Parma Picnic July 16, and notices of new carriages from Mason Buggy Co. plus local homestead proof by Mrs. Dora Snyder.
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Rush for Deadwood Basin in Idaho deepens
Frank Scanlan of Garden Valley reports crops thriving after warm weather and notes prospectors flocking to Deadwood Basin in Canyon County due to a big galena mine discovery by Hall brothers. The mine, 40 feet wide, is bonded to C B Steunenberg and Wm Taylor of Canyon County for Coeur d Alene men at a price of 200000 dollars, with a first 35000 payment due Tuesday according to the Idaho World.
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Caldwell Opera House hosts government film session
Stereopticon Entertainment delighted Caldwell and surrounding residents Tuesday night under the Payette Boise Water Users Association. J H Lowell opened the meeting to show government pictures promoting the valley. Morris Bien of Washington outlined reclamation policy while Ross praised local efforts and noted homesteaders assisted the government on this and other projects. Saunders, soon to replace Ross, promised to continue established standards. he brings twenty one years of engineering experience.
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Moving pictures and local notes from Caldwell Idaho
A Caldwell meeting featured E B Thompson and D R Hubbard discussing Yellowstone Park film work, with audience praise for the high quality despite a small lantern. The column recalls local updates, Mormon lodge events, church foundation work, new officers in Caldwell I C O F, and a call for a depot sidewalk and street improvements.
Petition to Close Saloons in Pocatello Urges Council Action
Temperance advocates in Pocatello circulate petitions to close saloons, aiming to secure over 1000 signatures. A district canvass is organized under Rev. Hunt and others with Mrs. E. E. Shepard leading Purity League efforts. The push follows temperance lecturers’ visits and council discussions last fall. A humorous aside ends the item about tramps at a door.
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Coronation Ceremony For Liberty Goddess In Boise Carnival
The event features the Goddess of Liberty chosen by popular vote, a $500 float, 14th regiment cavalry escort, and 8,000 spectators at a Coliseum lit by 20,000 lights. A July 2 floral parade and July 3 masked carnival follow, with a 32 member band, 18,000 square foot dance floor, and $750 cost. July 4 highlights include parades, balloon ascensions, and free events, with $2,500 fireworks and free admission to most activities.
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Special train schedule to Boise with evening return after fireworks
Special trains depart Arcadia at 8 12 for Nyssa 8 28 Caldwell 8 50, arriving in Boise in time for the event and return that evening after the fireworks. Special rates apply to Boise and Interurban services.
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Mountain Home votes for sewer bond issue election
A village board in Mountain Home passed an ordinance calling a special election to authorize 40000 dollars in bonds for a sewerage system. The measure seeks funds to advance wastewater infrastructure in the community.
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Annual meeting of IL X L Gold Mining Co. in Caldwell
Caldwell Idaho June 10 1908 annual meeting of stockholders of the IL X L Gold Mining Co Limited will be held in the office of the secretary on Tuesday June 23 1908 at 4 p m
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IL. X. L. Gold Mining Co., Limited
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