Statesman's Influence Bemoans Boise Paper's Power
The Boise Statesman is criticized for its political sway and uneven Ada county reach. The piece argues the paper harmed figures it opposed and helped those aligned with it, urging readers to court its opposition to win public favor. Noting Brady, Heyburn, Gooding, Lansdon, Hastings, Hamer, and McDougall, it claims influence varies by locale.
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Ada County
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Hamer
McDougall
Republicans Sweep Nation State and County Votes
The Republicans achieved a nationwide and local landslide victory. The Tribune refrains from gloating, praising the electorate for choosing leaders on principles. It cites Taft Roosevelt and J. H. Brady as trusted figures and notes the people’s competence in self-government and judgment.
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McKinley
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J. H. Brady
The Direct Primary Debate in Canyon County
The Tribune argues against a direct primary for Idaho voters. It contends that though people crave more control over nominations, time and turnout hurdles undermine a direct primary. It maintains existing processes already allow influence and warns direct primaries would add work without increasing voice.
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Tribune
Idaho
Idaho County Elects Republican Ticket For State and County
The Tribune lauds Idaho Canyon county voters for electing a Republican state and county ticket, praising a close administration and local option. It credits chairman J. B. Gowen and secretary W. G. Compton for the victory and commends many local Republicans for their campaign support, declaring the county’s governance now rests on capable leaders and future performance.
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Hayes
Munroe
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Foote
Breshears
Middleton
Mitchell
Fiske
Parma
Venable
Kirk
Moss
Satoris
Payette
Canyon County Voices For Clean Republicans In 1908 Vote
The 1908 election results in Canyon County favor a clean Republican ticket with strong support for O. M. Van Duyn F. A. Hagelin and Frank Breshears. The Tribune asserts Republicans will uphold party platforms and work for state and county progress, signaling a lasting renewal and prosperity. The piece closes with biblical sentiment praising the victorious outcome and enduring significance.
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Canyon County
O. M. van Duyn
F. A. Hagelin
Frank Breshears
the Tribune
Halloween Vandalism Hits Caldwell Businesses
Halloween observances in Caldwell ended in property damage as hoodlums laid a heavy wire cable across Main Street and tampered with door handles of shops. The cable, worth about $100 and insured for about half, remained undiscovered by the night watchman, prompting calls for accountability and even police department vacancies.
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Hallowe'en
Caldwell
Main
College of Idaho Dominates Payette in 46 to 0 Victory
On Friday the College of Idaho football team hosted Payette on campus and delivered a decisive 46 to 0 win despite poor weather. Caldwell’s win levels the field with Boise, setting up a pennant race between the two. The lineup included Caldwell Robinson and Walker on the line and Wheeler and Sebree elsewhere as the varsity pressed the pace.
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Payette
College of Idaho
Caldwell
Boise
Notice to Creditors Marion W Trotter estate Idaho 1908
In the probate matter of Marion W Trotter deceased the administrator invites all creditors and claimants to display their claims with vouchers within ten months of the first publication. Claims must be presented at the administrator's Caldwell Idaho residence for probate proceedings. Dated December 4, 1908. M. Trotter Administrator. N 7-14-21-8
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Marion W. Trotter
Caldwell
Idaho
Rasyen
Ted Pesmbes
Mes M. Trotter
Notices for bids on Caldwell two Indian Creek bridges
The City of Caldwell Idaho invites sealed bids for erecting two bridges across Indian Creek at Seventh and Kimball avenues. Bids due November 2 1908 at 8 pm with a 5 percent certified check. mayor and city council reserve right to reject any bid. contract execution and bonds required within ten days of award.
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Indian Creek
Caldwell
Idaho
Kimball Avenue
City Enginser
Seventh Avenue
Cald City
Estray Notice of Black Cow in Emmett Idaho
On December 11, 1908 at 2 a.m. a black cow about six years old with a left hip brand and a right ear slit was taken up on Patrick Ewaldson ranch four miles northwest of Emmett Idaho. The owner James W. Ames, Constable of North Emmett Precinct, will sell the cow for cash to the highest bidder on the public highway in front of the ranch.
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Patrick Ewaldson
West Emmett
County of Canyon
State of Idaho
United States
Emmett
Idaho
W. M. Ames
North Emmett
Land scrip and property ads reach Caldwell market
A crowded notice sheet lists land scrip for sale at low prices from R B Wilson of Cambridge Idaho and Caldwell listings. It includes second hand furniture and sewing machines, rental options at multiple addresses, farm land near Caldwell with alfalfa and river access, a 140 acre relinquishment on Snake River, plus a real estate firm seeking city property clients. Also a formal contest notice from the Department of the Interior dated 1908 regarding James C Cashen and William Johnson with hearings scheduled in Caldwell and Boise.
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Caldwell
Welser River
Snake River
Bee C. H. Turner
Idaho
Stray Notice of 1908 Idaho horse seizure sale
A notice states that on December 10, 1908 at 2 pm in front of Vanderdassen school house West Emmett Precinct Canyon County Idaho a curtain bay horse about 12 years old will be sold to the highest cash bidder. The horse branded ft upside down on the left shoulder with white feet and a small white nose slit was taken up near James Vanderdanson on or near October 31, 1908 in Herd District No 1.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Boise
Idaho
William Johnson
Caldwell
Homestead
Township
North
Range
Weat
Boise Meridian
James C. Cashen
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spalp
Walter R. Cupp
Register
Alde
Fred V. Tinker
Vanderdassen
West Emmett Precinct
County of Canyon
James Vanderdanson
Canyon
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