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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
2
The document states the company will absolutely recognize no other prices without contract, regardless of who offers them. It emphasizes exclusivity of pricing and asserts nonrecognition of competing rates.
Notice of meeting of Republican state conventions in Wallace and Boise Idaho to select delegates for the Chicago and Boise nominating conventions. Article names dates May 16 1908 meeting in Wallace for central committee actions and November 3 1908 general election. James H Brady and Addison T Smith sign.
In a Blackfoot Republican interview ex governor McConnell denies temperance is an educator and argues liquor harms business. He calls saloon money unproductive, cites mining and farming examples, and says liquor displaces useful enterprise, urging decisive action to curb it.
Ada lodge No 3 marked the fortieth anniversary of its institution and the eighty ninth of the order in the U S with dedication ceremonies at the new Boise Odd Fellows temple. Grand Lodge officers attended as Frank Martin presided over an altar ceremony while heralds laid the foundation block and the nation’s flag draped the altar. The hall sparkled with electric lights and floral decorations as solos, readings, and two addresses followed, including Rebekah Odd Fellowship by Frances Crosson and an anniversary speech by Judge J F Airshie. A veteran jewel was presented to A G Thompson after a banquet in the decorated hall.
The New Idea Woman's Magazine May advises that to extend sweet pea flowering, blossoms must be picked as they open and no seed pods be allowed. Plants reproduce by seed. removing blossoms prevents seed and promotes ongoing bloom. Regularly remove withered flowers, similar to pansies, to sustain a steady display.
The Government Project League met at Middleton Idaho on April 30 with temporary chair B E Cox of New Plymouth and A L Murphy of Middleton as secretary. The group discussed publication style, a Lecture Campaign, cooperation with a government lecturer, and a second class mailing designation. A modified contract framework establishes uniform contracts, dealer options, and listed lands with a uniform listing and advertising fee scale.
The May 5 1908 Emmett Idaho column notes Rev C A Woody of Portland occupied the Baptist pulpit last sabbath. L A Trowbridge of Canyon Canal Co returns from Boise and lobbies before the State Land Board. Caldwell High School visits Emmett and loses 18 to 1. Payette Forest Reserve offices chosen in Emmett. Uncle Sam renters occupy former Dr Stearns rooms in Hunt Block. Reports of sales to Grand Junction residents, merry go round in town, and parents supervising riders. Arthur Holverson recovers from spotted fever with Boise based Dr Holverson visiting, Canyon Canal busy prep work for water turn on land. An Eye Witness.
A quip about a loquacious man declares he can compress the most words into the smallest ideas. A refrain on differences notes that some forget their manners and roles, with Puck’s sly tone threading through the lines.
Homedale notes show Mrs. Fowler of Nebraska visiting her brother J W McDowell while J T Splawn adds a porch to his hardware store. A Caldwell sales day drew many, as did social events at Isaac ranch Succor Creek and a ball game gathering.
President C M Hill of the Idaho League of Commercial Clubs and Secretary Riley Atkinson met with the Home Club officers in Boise Monday night to discuss advertising and statistics. They noted the bureau of emigration and statistics has issued few figures recently and proposed repairs to make data usable for promotional purposes.
Idaho governor Frank R. Gooding grants a July 2 reprieve for Harry Orchard, pending board of pardons decision. Attorneys urge clemency after Orchard pleaded guilty to murder in the first degree and faces a May 15 execution.
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