Republicans Hold Rousing Meeting in City Hall
A large turnout braved rain as Gov. James H. Brady and Judge M. I. Church spoke at a crowded city hall Republican mass meeting. Church defended tax cuts under Republican rule while praising Idaho’s land board work and Brady’s Idaho record as an “empire builder.” The gathering included lively praise for Taft and Roosevelt, with detailed remarks on local headquarters location and Idaho-Boise project funding. An upset at the judge’s table led to procedural questions, and a later domestic case ended in a $30 fine for a man who assaulted his wife and mother-in-law amid a night of whiskey and disorder.
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Gov. Brady
Judge Church
J. H. Lowell
Lowell
M. I
Land Board
James H. Brady
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Taft
Mr. Taft
West
Idaho
Governor Brady
Brady
Mr. Brady
RE. H. Dewey
Nampa
Stalker
Mitchell
Howd
Hubbard
Association
Caldwell
Idaho-Boise
Shorb
Mills
H. Drew
Republican Party
Mr. Alexander
School Exhibit Highlights and Upcoming Opera House Show
The Caldwell public schools showcase extensive awards at the fair with prizes in maps, drawing, writing, and science categories. Principal milestones include a 72-student High School enrollment and plans for a dedicated education hall at the fair. An opera-house entertainment for next Tuesday promises a large rose chorus and child impersonations, directed by L Etta Hetzel and organized by the Ladies Forward club library committee.
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Kodak
Thunder Mountain
Clare Sower
Geo
Kincaid
Ethel Quick
Oregon Trail
Orabelle Raymond
British Isles
Milton Blackwell
Claud Williamson
Lillivie Walker
Bessie Young
Idaho
Louise Junor
Frank Olmstead
Canyon County
Sundance
Reuben
Clown
L. Etta Hetzel
Ladies Forward Club
Caldwell
Washington Heights
Longfellow
South
Idaho Republicans Praise Leaders at Caldwell Meeting
Judge Church delivered a fact filled review of the Caldwell state’s administration under Morrison and Gooding, rebutting Carey Act charges. Governor Hunt’s record was summarized, with praise for the Republican ticket. Governor Breen and others urged unity, endorsed Roosevelt era policies, and pressed for direct primaries and local option.
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Judge Church
Caldwell
Morrison
Gooding
Hunt
Canyon County
Lowell
Directors Meet of Boise-Payette Irrigation District
Directors at the Commercial club rooms held a regular meeting with D R Hubbard Walter Griffiths A R Stalker E M Kirkpatrick H A Partridge J H Lowell A J Howd Jens Walling and J Mitchell present. The report of the receipts and dis-
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Boise-Payette
Commercial Club
D. R
Caldwell County Commissioners Proceed in October Session 1908
The Caldwell Idaho board of county commissioners met October 12 1908 with D P Dodd S F Chaney W H Platt and O V Badley present. Reports of county officers were examined and approved including Badley clerk Hagelin sheriff Thorp and others. Numerous bills were approved and warrants issued for salaries mdse and services.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
S. F. Chaney
D. P. Dodd
W. H Platt
O. V. Badley
Harding & Williams
Hickman Hugh
Hultz
Hattie
Wit
Fred
Hart i
Court House Settee
Een
Hill
Pratt
Hyatt W. BR
Hart
John H
Hagelin
F. A
Ind. Tel. Co
Jensen
Andrew C
Jones Fur. Co
Mdse
Jones, F. L
Pr Farm
Jones, Roy
Jenness
Kirk, W. T
Little, Me K
Mdes
Lowell
Water Com
Sal
Lang
A Jy Pal
Exp
Moore & Orr
Moore Jack
Model Furn. Co
Madden
C. P Med
Serveteee
McConnell W. N
Assn't Water Master
McIntosh
F. Chaney
W. H. Platt
F. A. Hagelin
W. H. Thorp
Cora B. Bean
Public Instruction
Geo. H. Moore
C. W. Glesler
Joint Report
W. E. Waldrop
W. H. Faris
Poor Farm
American State Bank, Assn
Ascviccene Avey
O. H
Med. Ser
Disall
Boulton
P. A
Asst
Badley
O. W
Botkin & Blake
Cence
Court House
Clark
Elmer A
Central Lbr. Co
Conrad
J. C
Protectograph
Cummings
Elizabeth
Christopher, A
Allen
H. E
C. B
Med
Ames
Adam
EB. H
Bean
Cora B
Baker & Harris
Bushong & Co
Boyes-Beck Hdw
Burroughs, F. G
Caldwell Limb, Co
Youth Sent to Reform School for Larceny Case
A 13 year old boy from Parma was sent to the St Anthony Institution after confessing to his father and to Mr. W E B McGee that he stole money. The charge of larceny was preferred by McGee and the decision was made by Judge Hagelin.
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Gaylord St. John
Parma
St. Anthony
W. E B. McGee
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Ae Eee
Sinclair
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Justice Fees
Swatman
B. F
Shelby
Gilbert
Stew
Fees
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Statesman Printing Co
Smith, J. T
Recorder
Thorp
W. H
Trevey
Thomas
Walter
Toothaker
J. R
van Housen
H. B
van Ormer
J. A
van Duyn
O. M
Woodward & Woodward, Med
Botvicor Oe
Waldrop
W. E
Wheeler
EB. A
Western Nat. Bank
J. C. Bane
Canyon County Fair Association
Supt. Boulton
Driscoll
Tim
Justice
Davis
F. H
Constable
Dodd
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R. M
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First National Bank
Emmett
Giesler
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Sal. & Exp
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J. W
America
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Viva Leslie
U. S
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Jack
Lincoln
Opera House
McWilliams & Scott
McConnell
M. G
McFarland
Georgia
Assn't Co
McNish
Moore
Harvey
Noot
Polk, R. L. & Co
Pioneer Bind. & Print Co
Redway, W. H. Co
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Parrish
W. L
Plowhead
J. J
Smith
Love Miller
Skinner
Nelson
John
Norman
Mrs. Levi
Nampa Leader-Herald
Ptg
Tribune
Oakes Bros
Disallwd Parma
Purkhiser, L. B
Peter
W. W
Platt
Patton, W. B
Board For Pris. & Furore Oo
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Reynolds, J. L
R. M. Bell Tel. Co
B. F. O’neil
Republican
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