Governor Gooding Wins Idaho A Wide Republican Victory
Returns across Idaho show Governor Gooding and the state ticket victorious with a Republican majority around 10,000. Brady declares 16 of 21 Senate seats and 44 of 51 House seats for Republicans, with Gooding’s margin near 9,000 and Borah set to win the U S Senate seat.
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Judge Finney Visits Salt Lake City West of Minnesota
Judge Albert C. Finney city prosecutor of Minneapolis toured the West on vacation visiting Colorado Springs Caldwell Idaho and Salt Lake City praising the city as pretty and likely to become large He spoke of Minnesota politics and Taft and Bryan as presidential favorites then departed east Middleton Bank opens with 10000 capital cashier J L Ochletree of Texas in charge with promising prospects
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Eight-Hour Day Rule For Carpenters Union
To whom it may concern eight hours will constitute a day's work for carpenters of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America effective January first 1907 H French secretary reports the policy via Brotherhood notice.
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Canyon County News Draws Lessons From Election Results
The Tribune urges Republicans to stand by their ticket amid costs from the election. Bryan’s disqualification could raise trial expenses for Moyer Haywood and Pettibone, yet taxpayers may bear the burden. Rev. Hillis will replace Sam P. Jones for a Caldwell lecture on February 16, with few seats left. Big real estate deal: H W Dorman buys 400 acres near Caldwell for 40,000, plans 5 10 15 20 acre farms, boosting local growth.
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Catholic Church Services Next Sunday at 10 30
The Catholic Church will hold a service next Sunday at 10 30 with monthly observances on the second Sunday. Pastor A E Dempsey leads the church and invites congregants to attend.
Republicans Elect Majority of Canyon County Ticket
Canyon County reported a quiet election with 4824 votes. GOP candidates Gooding Stockslager Ballantyne and others won county seats while Democrats carried the state ticket in the county. Judge Smith lost the Seventh Judicial District. The Tribune notes GOP disappointment and Democratic jubilation.
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Idaho Railroads Valuation Up Amid Tax Board Ruling
The state board of equalization raised railroad valuations and noted a year over year increase of 1,190,460.45 in 1907 with new roads. Local notices mention services at St. Davids Church, travel plans of Mr. and Mrs. J H Gwinn, a lost gold necklace, a fur buyer, and shop updates. Drennan Baker's feed store offers rye and mill feed carload arrivals. Kimball Avenue firms Wright Keyser open a new grocery, and a bank stock trade signals local prosperity under Western National Bank.
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