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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1908

Page

4

Plan C urged for cemetery water supply in Caldwell

Engineer J Franklin submits a report to Caldwell officials detailing three irrigation schemes for the City Cemetery. Plan C, using springs along Mason tract with a city-owned plant on cemetery land, is favored for reliability, stretch of capacity, and independence from the city system, with cost comparisons and setup notes.

A. J. Wiley Boise Pressent City City Mason Tract Boise River Caldwell McConnell csTekcaccial

Odd recharter swap shocks Halley stockholders

The First National bank of Halley ceases to exist on May 21 as its twenty year charter expires and the Halley National bank rises in its place. Officers say renewal was forgotten yet a new charter was secured for the new bank on the same date. Stockholders, including the Wood River Times publisher, seek reasons for dissolution and what happens to their stock while liquidation fees may enrich officers.

Idaho Wall Street First National Bank of Halley Halley National Bank Wood River Times Lewiston

Boise social notes and local notices update

Local and social items report Boise visitors Mrs W A Stone and daughter on Saturday. Dr and Mrs Gue hosted Mrs C E Harris of Hailey Miss Ines Merrow resigns from Lowell Madden to join Western National Bank. Mrs Marlatt improves enough to sit up. Miss Georgia Myer returns to Central Lumber after Western National Bank transfer. Presbyterian Ladies Aid tea at Mrs Wm Isaacs with hosts Mrs Isaacs Mrs Young and Mrs Shes among decor.

Lillian Harris Floy Hurtt Jean Dryden Louie Roberts Harris Esther Sterling Gipson Herr Baptist Aid Society Mrs. Agee Mrs. McFarlane McFarlane Jacobs H. N. Oakes Gue C. E. Harris Hailey Ines Merrow Lowell & Madden Western National Bank Marlatt Georgia Myer Wm. Isaacs I Sfra Isaacs Young Shes Mra

Plan for Cemetery Water System Endorsed by City Engineers

The report of C. J. Franklin, in collaboration with City Engineer McConnell, outlines a plan to supply water to the cemetery. It is presumed the recommended plan will be adopted and construction on the plant will begin soon.

Cemetery Sexton Point C A. J. Wiley Dc. J. Franklin McConnell C.J. F Tribune Marriage Bureau Altho Mosby Campbell Roberts Pat Fahy Dan Levan Mike Devers China Jim Wayne Frost Nampa Vance Portland the Tribune C. J. Franklin

Baptist Aid Society to Serve Supper May 20

The Baptist Aid Society will hold a supper Wednesday evening May 20 from 6 to 8 at the Baptist Parsonage. Everyone is invited to enjoy a meal and support a good cause.

Sadies The Baptist Aid Society Baptist Parsonage

Great Show of Ponies at New York Exhibition

The New York horse show breeding classes show rising pony interest and quality. Dilham Prime Minister and three daughters led the stallion and get division, while Little Ruby won the 14.2 hand stallion class with exceptional action likened to a piston engine. Ellerslfe of Elsinore edged Grand Duke in Shetland stallions as increasing demand grows, noted by Breeder's Gazette and the American Shetlands Stud Book as evidence of a flourishing pony breeding industry.

New York Dilham Eben D Jordan Fred Vabst Wisconsin Dainty Eccles Lady Eccles London Little Shetland Ruby Olympian Messrs. Carr America Ellerslfe Elsinore Grand Duke Chica

Dairy Work Improves Efficiency and Profit on Farm

A Minnesota experiment station expert notes that a 16 year old can perform dairy tasks as well as a $30 monthly worker when the barn is clean and work is systematized. The article describes a fixed daily routine with feeding and milking at set times, highlighting regularity, low friction, and higher production. It also reports Illinois station findings that silage plus limited clover hay boosts winter gains in beef cows versus shock corn.

A. J. McGuire Minnesota Experiment Station Kimball Illinois Experiment Station

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Manes Common Council City Cemetery Bluff Plan O Wilil Ity Capital Water System M. B. Gwinn Gene Shobecker Bronco Beaty Pacific Gwinn & Baker Jordan Valley Flint A. B. Moss Payette A. Duffes Nampa Land Improvement Co Tribune Duffes W. A. Stone and Ballantyne Ballantyne Merc. Co A. B.C. Laundry First National Bank Building Old Postoffice L. F. McNitt DS. Brown Ma. E. E. Harthreag
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