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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
1
Ex governor Morrison addressed a large audience at Middleton's Odd Fellows hall after Miss Grace Carlton, candidate for county superintendent, defended her qualifications. The event highlighted Republican contrasts with Democrats, praising county progress and urging support for seasoned, pledge-keeping leaders.
A 1908 letter from Earl Sanders urges unity among Idaho brewers and liquor dealers to defeat local option by counties. It warns of heavy costs to counter prohibition efforts, cites Boise bonds blocked by local option, and notes broader plans for statewide organizing and fundraising. Includes canal project bids and Water Users' Association details.
On Saturday night October 31 Republicans of Canyon county aimed for victory. Democrats countered with predictions of victory and accused Republicans of false claims. The Caldwell News defended its position and criticized Republican sheriff candidate Breshears. Democrats urged restraint from retaliation over Lillard's record.
Proposals will be received at the office of the Payette Boise Water Users Association Caldwell Idaho until 2 o clock p m Nov 10 1908 for canals including Golden Gate Canal Sand Basin Deer Flat Low Line and Lizard Butte with multiple divisional separations Brooks Lateral Rivett Provo Hamilton Brink Benton Leonard South Railroad Rawson Farr Lateral from Rawson and related divisions.
Lloyd Derrick and Dick French bought the Star livery barn from John Orr and Jack Moore. Derrick has livery experience in Jordan Valley, while French is renowned as a top liveryman in the state. The Tribune approves the transfer to capable and accommodating hands.
The Idaho State guards organized Monday evening after delays, electing W. G. Compton captain W. R. Cupp first lieutenant and Fred R. Whitney second lieutenant. Caldwell's company began last June with Cupp as temporary captain, 70 names on the muster roll, and praise for Cap tain Bowman of Nampa for courteous treatment.
Popular Mechanics outlines ant society with a milch cow analogy. Ants herd aphids as dairy stock, moving them daily to fresh grass pastures. At milking time workers stroke the aphids with feet to obtain a drop of honeydew milk.
James A. McGee of Nampa Idaho writes Rev Wm N Sholls urging reconsideration of pulpit endorsements. He notes Caldwell area candidates aligned with local option and argues for supporting the Republican ticket while highlighting Weldon Heyburn and Governor race positions. He cites party platforms and Brady’s pro local option stance, urging alignment with GOP.
Practical tips on crop protection and storage using Bordeaux spray for potatoes and roof repairs with shingles. Advice on field measurement, planning fertilizer, cutting and seasoning posts, and lasting durability of materials. A moral about valuing good farming points from memories of an old farmer.
Caldwell society notes show Mr. and Mrs. T K Little hosting Mrs. Walter Sebree, plus 500 games hosted by Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Dorman with a long guest list. Farewell for Miss Leabdel Martin to Seattle, and Dorman's Canyon County fair prizes noted. Bob Lansdon visits. Political push for Miss Carlton and a call to register before the voting deadline.
The Caldwell Tribune announces a Golden Gate Special edition by G W Warren of the Golden Gate railroad. It will be richly printed on book paper with four color cover, aimed at Caldwell and nearby areas. Circulation planned at 20000 with visits to Jordan Valley Silver City De Lamar to drum up interest and support. Estimated cost at least three thousand dollars and the project is now assured.
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