Nampa Caldwell land tax deeds and county proceedings 1908
A dense record of numerous property parcels owners and amounts from Canyon County Idaho including names such as Roberts, Stoddard, Spratt, Sherman and many others. It lists lot numbers, blocks, parcels in Caldwell Nampa Payette Emmett and Parma with assessed values and payments and notes road warrants and school district actions dated May 11 1908. It covers tax entries 4 21 and related legal actions including lapsing school district No 4 and bids for cement sidewalk contract.
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Nampa
Ns . E
Russell, Thos, Sr
Emmett Orig
Rinker
Geo
Bemmett
Dally’s
Roberts
Julia C
Wae H
Ryan
J. F
Rice
C. W
Rivet
Caldwell
Rowland
T. J
Caldwell Cor
Rhodes
J. S
Richmond
Frank M
Ridenbaugh
Mra. M. E
Baltor
Paul
Rogers
Geo. B
Rogers & Cross
Stoddard
rMs
BE. M
Nampa Orig
Sherwood
M. J
Payette Gorries
Shawhan
Benj. P
Payette Mast
J. W
Payette Platts
Smith
Stampke
Mrs. Paul
Youngs
Starks
Katheryn
G& K
Strickland
N. F
Emmett Sunnys
Lot
Richard
Syme
Payette
Mel
Short
Sherler
Per & Poll
Stuve
Sisler
W. H
Smith P. H
Sumner
Savage
J. L
Nampa O
Lots
Shomaker
Goldie
Imp
Poll
Sprague
F. J
Summers
Chas
B. L
Louisa H
Schimanski
Martha
Int
J. A
R. P
O Lot
Syphrit
Nampa Park
Swift
Margaret
Stewart
Emma B
Mary B
Sparks
John
Solicitors Loan and Trust Co
Springer
W. D
Tillinghast
C. D
Taylor W. H
Thompson
W. L
Parma
Talbot
Templeton
B. F
Acre & Caldwell O
Tucker
Mattie L
Tansing
H. H
B. P. Baker
R. R
Middleton Foote’s
Middleton Jones
New P
Notus
Lote
Nampa W
West
Nampa Vnt
Nampa Y
Nampa Kath Place
Nampa aGeé K
Nampa G & K
Nampa G & K Fr
Nampa Ga K
Nampa Ga
Nampa Ar
Bcc Ar
F.A
Urquart
Alice
Park Place
van Etten
Bown
Vogt
W. S
M. Emerson
Payette Enter
Whelchel
Arthur
Emmett
Emmett O
Womack
eGc. W
Sabina
Wertman
aDniel
Willams
C. H
Woggoman
Ira
Wester
J. M
Werrick
Eg. B
Cobbans Bicks
Williams
W. R
White
Tnt
Wickham
C. M
Walker
Wilbur and Wing
Walgand
Cald
Walters
T. A
Waggoner
L. E
Weston
Wooten
W. F
E. B
Wilson
Hazella M
Kurtz
Wilkinson
T. K
Woods
Jacob
Wolf
Frank
Wadsworth
Harley D
Wells & Leeks S
Young & Gregory
Young
J. H
Caldwell O
Yoder
H. J
Ziegler
Carl F
Hyatt
Mrs
Mary
Hubbell
Ida Adora
Hickey
Kurtz Billm
Church of Emmerer
Freemont Post
G. A. R. Emmett
Fishbower
J. C
Campbell
Markis
Wahlberg
E. C
Howard
J. K
Haydon
R. F
Crescent Brewing Co
Brainard
C. E
Brunzell
Y Lot
Brown, King
Gateway Park
Caldwell Interurban R.R
Idaho White Pine Milling Co
Pond and Mill Site
Secor
Orlg
Wardwell
Eed
A. E. Cox
J. J. Jarvis
United States
Jarvis
First National Bank of
Citizens State Bank of
Canyon County
Idaho
Cora B. Bean
Chas. Bolton
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. Platt
F. Chaney
D. P. Dodd
O. v. Badley
Court House
Charles H. Calkins
John McDonald
Harding & Williams
J. H. Forbes & Co
L. B. Manning
Hiram Stark
A Pet Bear Seafaring Tale Tales of Wineska on Deck
A former revenue service lieutenant recalls a pet bear named Wineska aboard a boat in Alaska. The bear climbed the rigging, ventured onto the yardarm, and swam ashore with a rope harness. Playful and loyal, he hid in dark corners with glowing eyes, startling native crews yet never treacherous.
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Revenue Service
Alaska
Wineska
Lincoln's Sarcasm Cut with a Quip About a Blunt Speaker
The remark attributes to Lincoln a sharp quip on a verbose man, praising him for compressing words into the smallest ideas. The line reflects Lincoln's reputed wit and his distaste for needless verbosity in public discourse.
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Lincoln
Certain Differences Quote Exchange From Puck
A brief dialogue excerpt contrasts manners and social roles with a witty line about memory. The exchange notes that one party forgets his gentlemanly bearing while the other forgets her ladyly conduct, hinting at ongoing tensions in etiquette.
Hog House Portable and Versatile All Year Round
The hog house features two front doors for winter ventilation, a four foot high portable oak partition for sow beds, and easy reconfiguration. It accommodates twenty to twenty five pigs, serves as hen housing in summer, and moves with a team. eight by ten feet, four feet high at back, seven feet at front.
Portable Hog House Plans by Olin H. Dobbins
Olin H. Dobbins offers a compact design for a portable hog house with fourteen foot centers and extensions two feet beyond each end. It uses matched lumber for sides, oak floor, light roof, and 2 by 2 uprights two feet apart, with 2 by 4s near door frames. Roof options include felt previously, now testing galvanized iron or tin, and doors secured with woolen buttons on spikes.
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Olin H. Dobbins
National Stockman
Lime Corrects Acidity In Soils
H J Patterson explains most soils are slightly acidic from decomposed plant matter and that excess acidity harms microbes and crops. Water culture shows slight acidity aids growth, but soils should be kept neutral or slightly alkaline. Liming is effective and economical for correcting acidity and improving soil conditions.
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H. J. Patterson
Farm Scales Worth $50 to $75 Yearly on 160 Acres
A Farm and Home writer says on a 160 acre farm good scales cost 50 to 75 dollars yearly and can justify their use by weighing stock hay and grain. Daily weighing helps track gain per pound of feed and compare feeding regimes to determine profit or loss.
Growth of Beet Sugar Industry Across Years
The beet sugar industry has expanded rapidly over fifteen years. Factory output rose from 13,460 short tons in 1802 to 45,246 tons in 1897, then 218,405 tons in 1902, and an estimated 500,900 tons by 1907.
Wheat Bran as a Cheap Dairy Feed Substitute
Practical advice from J B Lindsey on reducing cow rations by cutting bran use and substituting home grown corn and mixed grains. Guidance covers daily grain amounts for small herds, preferred mixtures with cottonseed meal and middlings, malt sprouts as a substitute, and distributing feeds with silage or hay to maintain a balanced ration while lowering cash outlay.
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J. B. Lindsey
Massachusetts Experiment Station
Lindsey
New England
Professor Lindsey
Feeding For Milk and Economic Feed Choices
An Indiana dairywoman reports on feeding trials with ten cows starting Jan 4. Silage proved most economical and least troublesome, bran the priciest, serums in experimental stages show limited value, and bran often raises butter value loss versus cost. Weekly feed cost totaled 8.24 dollars with silage 3.50, bran 2.85, clover hay 1.47, stover 0.42.
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Indiana
Stover
Beef Production Advice for Southern Cattle Growers
An Alabama authority outlined keys to high profit beef farming still relevant for southern states. He urged using beef breed thoroughbred bulls and beef blood dams, ample pasture, economical winter feeds like cowpeas and sorghum, trained managers who understand crops and feeding, and stronger marketing to ship carload lots to premier markets north or south.
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Alabama
Southern Hay Growing on Johnson Grass Land
H Benton recommends sowing vetch or crimson clover with oats as a winter crop on Johnson grass ground. Early fall plowing and good winter conditioning allow two to three Johnson grass hay crops the next summer, yielding winter hay plus multiple grass cuttings annually.
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H. Benton
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Caldwell O E
Emmett Smiths
Emmett S. B
Emmett Reeds
Middleton
Middleton Foote
Wattles
G. W
Geo. W
Wojak, Ben
Wardell, Clark
Emmett O. Lot
Ana
Commissioners
Puck
Hog House