Complete report from committee on wool and lands
Dr Gue visited Boise to discuss 16 mile speed minimum bill with national Wool Growers leaders. L L Ormsby, F W Gooding, J M Wilson and P G Johnston traveled to Washington Boston and New York to push the measure and meet the President. Burkett land leasing faces delay but likely next session. Wool market in Boston signals prices may ease 10 percent. loans on clips could lift prices later. Numerous local notes follow: school resumes, travels, auctions, and community events in Caldwell Parma and Boise.
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L.L. Ormsby
Boise
Washington
York
Boston
F. W. Goodye
J. M. Wilson
Congress
Ormsby
Tribune
Gooding
White House
Burkett
West
United States
Mr. Ormsby
Opium Joint Raided by Caldwell Chief Police Johnson
Chief Johnson raided a local opium joint leading to the departure of Guy, Caldwell’s elderly Chinese resident. Local Chinese residents had collected 200 to send him to China but Guy resisted, displaying a butcher knife before leaving the city. The elder immigrant arrived with Caldwell in his youth and was believed to be about 90 years old.
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Johnson
Guy Lee
Caldwell
Guy
China
W. B. Mosby
Tom Johnson
Death of Little Jack Hammond
Jack Hammond infant son of Mr and Mrs Ed Hammond died suddenly Wednesday morning from heart failure though he had been in delicate health since birth. Funeral services were held at the house with Rev Spridger officiating, and many floral emblems were sent by friends. The Tribune extends sympathy to the parents in their loss.
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Little Jack Hammond
Jack
Ed Hammond
Spridger
Tribune
Caldwell
Miss Nancy Baker Leaves for Paducah Fight Father Illness
Miss Nancy Baker stenographer at Western National Bank departed Wednesday for Paducah due to her father's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Meyer
Western National Bank
Nancy Baker
Paducah
Kentucky
College of Idaho Shows Broad Spring Athletic Interest
The College of Idaho enjoys broad athletic activity this spring with baseball practice underway aiming for a first game vs Weiser on April 11, a new tennis court on the dorm lawn, progress by basketball girls with help from Mr. Cleaver and Mrs. Barr, and a track meet planning meeting with Boise and Ontario High Schools on March 18. Celia Owen returns after her mother’s illness, prize essays for the Renaissance are being judged, team photos were taken amid playful notes about the photographer, and the orchestra had a strong practice. The faculty faces possible damage suits from glee club neighbors, a debate postponement, and a Denver lecture on music. The Junior class boasts about beating the Sophomores as freshmen triumph in a ball game.
Change of Time on Oregon Short Line Train 103 104
Dispatch from D. E. Burley in Galt Lake reports train No. 103 between Yale and Ontario now at 2 p m with Yale arrival at 2 40 p m Train No 104 westbound departs Yale at 4 p m and reaches Ontario at 4 40 p m
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D. BE. Burley
Galt Lake
Yale
Ontario
Farm House Erection Bids Sought in Caldwell Idaho
Notice for bids from Idaho Experiment Station for erecting a farm house on the Experiment Farm three and a half miles south of Caldwell Idaho. Bids open at 2 p m on Friday March 20 1908 at Thomas Soule office Caldwell. Right reserved to reject all bids. Elias Nelson superintendent Auxiliary Station Caldwell Idaho March 7 14
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Idaho Experiment Station
Caldwell
Soule
Elias Nelson
Idaho
Cruelty to Horses Protest Following Icy Street Incident
A horse breeder recounts two horses forced uphill with express packages on an icy street. One horse fell after a painful struggle, while the other barely stayed upright through repeated kneeling. The writer urges humane societies to intervene and prevent such cruelty.
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Humane Societies
Racine Satterley Co Chooses Caldwell Idaho for Distribution
The Racine Satterley Co., a major U S harness wagon and plow maker, contracts with Caldwell Forwarding Co to act as Idaho distributor. This follows Caldwell becoming the Moline and International Implement Co distributor, signaling Idaho as a growing distribution hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Caldwell
Moline and International Implement Co
Racine Satterley Co
United States
Caldwell Forwarding Co
Idaho
Wanted representative in county by large real estate firm
An advertisement seeks a county representative for a large real estate corporation offering special inducements for those seeking financial gain. The Real Estate Security Co. operates from Fort Dearborn Building in Chicago and invites replies from interested parties. In other news, Mrs Dorothy Jessen died at age 69 at her home in this city Wednesday.
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Am Large Real Estate Corporation
The
Real Estate Securitt Co
Fort Dearborn
Chicago
Dorothy Jessen
Great Beyond
City
No Good In Frozen Grass Says Eastern Sheep Man
An eastern sheep man warns against letting sheep graze frozen grass when there is no snow. The grass lacks feed value and can cause fury in animals. Exercise is beneficial for breeding stock, but keep yards large enough and avoid grazing on hard ground or stubble unless stomachs are full.
Dairyra?m Shows Dairy Lands Value and Milk Secrets
Judge Quarton cites international land values showing dairying pristine land fetches high prices. Professor Erf outlines three factors in using separators: bowl speed, milk temperature, and hourly feed consistency. Kansas study backs sterilizing wash water for butter if cooled usage is immediate. Government data notes 63 million pounds of renovated butter produced last year, up 15 percent.
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Oscar Erf
Kansas
Kansas Experiment Station
Practical Dairying Rations For High Milk Yields
John Michels of Clemson College outlines a ration for a 22 pound daily milk yield using roughly two thirds roughage and one third concentrates. Six pounds wheat bran four pounds cottonseed meal eight pounds corn stover and forty pounds corn silage form the basis, with concentrates fed before milking and roughage after to improve mixing and reduce odors. Proper feeding depends on individual cow capacity, tracked by careful records to optimize milk output and herd profitability.
Battle of the Bullocks champion Roan King Shorthorn calf
A 1090 pound thirteen month old Roan King Shorthorn calf topped the senior calf division and won grand champion at the international show shown by James Leask of Ontario. Bred from Gloster's Choice and by Royal Banner, Roan King impressed with rib arch and smooth back but showed a tendency to draftiness.
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James Leask
Ontario
Gloster
Royal Banner
Roan King
Dairy Byproducts Improve Pork Quality Consistently
The article notes that feeding dairy byproducts to bogs yields pork of more uniform high quality. It states that excellent hams and bacon can be produced without byproducts, but their use tends to improve overall carcass quality.
Blackleg disease and its prevention in cattle
Notes describe blackleg affecting young cattle mainly six to eighteen months old and often high grade stock. It details symptoms such as fever loss of appetite rapid breathing and skin tumors. It cites the U S Department of Agriculture vaccine program and outlines the vaccinating outfit and process for hypodermic vaccine administration.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Blackleg
Washington
The Stockman Corn Quality and Silage Remarks
The Stockman reports poorer corn quality than a month ago with a 2 550 000 000 bushel yield and record low percentage for commercial use. Droughty immature corn is soft damp and slow to dry, failing in Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois Iowa and Nebraska. Much of the crop will be fed on farms due to unmerchantable quality and scarce other grains. Silage feeding value is high due to nutrients digestibility aroma and cooling effect. Virginia tests show stall feeding costs nearly twice as much per pound of gain versus grazing era cattle.
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Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Virginia
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Dr. Gue
Golden Gate Addition
D. G. Ruby
Wednesday
Amy Madden
M. A. McCollum
Texas
Karl Paine
Barney Coleman
Milt Cage
Parma
D. H. Jones
St. David's Church
Turner & Barber
Main Street
Central Lumber & Coal Co
Saratoga
Charles Paine
Roswell
Mr. Paine
Woodmen
Oakes Bros
Oakes Brothers
Episcopal Guild
W. C. Fenton
Idaho Implement Company
Misa Isabel Summers
Samuel Ode
B. W. Rice
Dixie
N. E. Motherway
Kohler
Nampa
Lowell-Jackson
Arthur and
Seventh Streets
Brooks
Taft Republican Club
Taft
M. Newton
Mr. Newton
Oregon Short Line Railroad
International Ornamental Association
L. L. Burtenshaw
Burtenshaw
Washington County
J. OC. Rice
Dubois
U. S. Senate
the College of Idaho
Weiser
Caldwell-Weiser
Cleaver
Barr
Celia Owen
Girls Glee Club
Lowell Literary
Donaldson
Denver
Oregon
Mch
Gem State Rural
Idaho Dutting Service
J. H. Wood
J. P
Mgr
Bank Building
Star
Guernsey
Jersey
Denmark
Holland
Judge Quarton
John Michels
Clemson College
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