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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
2
Notice outlines proof notice requirements for creditors and contest actions. It lists cost structure per inch for notices, with fixed first insertion and higher per inch rates for subsequent insertions. The company states it recognizes no other prices without contract.
Notice announces Canyon County Idaho Republican Convention on April 29 1908 at 10 a.m. in Emmett to elect eighteen delegates to the State Convention and national delegates to Chicago. Primaries for precincts set for April 20 1908 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. with Caldwell Nampa Payette and Emmett precincts starting 2 p.m. All precincts listed with eligible representation and officers J B Gowen chairman and J L Davis secretary.
A Washington dispatch notes Senator Borah and 12 western colleagues blocked the Aldrich Bill’s railroad bond provision, signaling a notable victory. President Roosevelt and Senators Heyburn and La Follette reportedly shifted on financial legislation, inspired by Borah’s arguments. The Idaho Tribune praises Borah and urges Idaho to feel proud of his influence. The piece also reprints Boise Capital News criticisms and urges fair press conduct and restraint from newspapers.
The Caldwell Commercial Club recently conceived a plan to establish new civic projects aimed at boosting local development and community engagement. The proposal signals a broad agenda including economic and cultural initiatives to invigorate Caldwell.
A Montpelier examiner note recalls Caldwell Idaho hosting a monthly trader’s day inviting county farmers to bring surplus stock and trade. The first event drew crowds like a Fourth of July, with horses cows pigs chickens and produce sold at strong prices. A draft team sold for 380 dollars a cow 45 dollars and up, and a Scotch collie pup sold for 2 dollars. Local merchants advertised bargains boosting business, and the piece urges Montpelier to start a similar day to attract 500-600 visitors.
The Recorder notes Senator Heyburn’s firm stance on forest reserve policies has earned him wide Republican backing in Idaho. He returns to the senate with strong vote support, while Democrats in Lemhi praise his leadership over a rival who touts reserve creation and extension but is viewed as indecisive.
The Caldwell Commercial Club met Monday night in poor attendance due to rain but good quality. J. H. Lowell outlined plans to advertise the Boise and Payette valleys and county towns, with a three person committee of E. H. Plowhead J. H. Herrington and O. M. Van Duyn to cooperate on the project. The group also discussed an experimental station and Caldwell citizens' guarantee bond until a feed is secured from the State. A three member committee Griffiths Van Duyn Lowell and Dr Gue was appointed before adjournment.
An unusually busy week in the license department ends with a lighthearted rule. Prospective grooms must pay the regular fee and bring a box of candy or receive the blessing of the ladies. The following list presents the matrimonial licenses recorded.
An upbeat note on achieving a polished appearance with practical tips for daily grooming and style. It highlights simple routines, affordable options, and confidence-boosting routines to enhance personal presentation.
William Sutter and Mrs. B. S. Smith of Oreana seek licenses with groom son of B. F. Walling and brother of J. J. Walling a noted Democrat in Junction city. Bride is daughter of Bishop James Hart once of Paris Idaho and long time Bear Lake County clerk. Neighbors Gray and Rousch of Nampa helped secure credentials while Martin-Hanson of Emmett and Clark-Ebert of Glenn's Ferry obtained or declined papers for Mt. Home.
The Idaho Experiment Station invites sealed bids to erect a farm house at the Experiment Farm three and one half miles south of Caldwell Idaho. Bids opened at 2 p m Friday March 20 1908 at Thomas Soule’s Caldwell office. The right to reject all bids is reserved. Elias Nelson Superintendent Auxiliary Station Caldwell Idaho.
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