Emmett to Again Contest Prize at Canyon County Fair
Emmett will compete in the precinct prize at the Canyon County fair October 6 10 with a stronger exhibit. The Commercial club formed a committee C A Myers W W Wilton and Ed Skinner to organize displays promote advertising and gather material. Last year the exhibit won easily though not representative. this year 30 days remain to assemble a top quality farm garden and orchard display with live stock barred.
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Emmett
Commercial Club
C. A. Myers
W. W. Wilton
Ed. Skinner
Roswell
Payette Valley
Bemmett
Portland
National Irrigation Congress
Northwest
Caldwell Clothing Co Sells Boys Wear At Half Price
Artesian water expert Mark Price visited town Tuesday. He drilled a 280 foot well on Sucker Creek with an output of 165 gallons per minute. The flow rises 22 inches above the pipe and the water is warm as it passes through cold strata before reaching primary rock. Price has other wells on his ranch and is now drilling for George Maddason on Sucker Creek.
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Mark Price
Price
George Maddason
Sucker Creek
Mrs Eugenie G Moore Dies at 9 A M in Seattle
Mrs Eugenie G Moore wife of James A Moore died at 9 o clock this morning at the family residence 811 Fourteenth Avenue North after several months illness. She was visiting Idaho when she fell seriously ill and after returning to Seattle underwent an operation at Minor Hospital but failed to recover. Many friends from Plymouth Congregational Church and the Lady Sterling Chapter D A R mourn her loss. She was a daughter of Mrs Horton Phelps and leaves surviving relatives.
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Moore
James A., Jr
Eugene
Phelps
Eugenie G. Moore
James A. Moore
Fourteenth Avenue North
Mooore
Idaho
Seattle
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lady Sterling Chapter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. J. van Horn
Horton Phelps
Louisiana
The Goat's Milk Superior to the Cow's
A letter responding to H H D argues goats are immune to tuberculosis, with goat milk richer and virtually indistinguishable from cow milk. It cites government-backed endorsement after expert study and claims goats convert feed to milk more efficiently than cows, asserting goats as the greatest milk producers for their weight.
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Europe
Novel Steel Train Cars Pass Through Winnemucca
A train of seven self powered motor cars built by W. R. McKeene of Omaha traversed Winnemucca at about 1 pm en route to the coast for Southern Pacific branch lines. Each torpedo shaped car seats 72, weighs 68,000 pounds, and is rated for 60 mph. trials reached 73 mph. Clarence Beard led the trip, with the cars billed to Oakland.
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Winnemucca
Southern Pacific
W. R. McKeene
Omaha
Clarence Beard
McKeene Works
Oakland
Humbolt Star
Ingersoll Tribute to Woman at Caldwell Clothing
An excerpt from Ingersoll praising women highlights love as a redeeming force and rising to greatness, contrasting it with male faults. The Caldwell Clothing ad repeats offers on boys suits and the phrase cannot bust them clothes at bust em.
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Ingersoll
Robert G. Ingersoll
Presbyterian Ald. Social at Mrs Blatchley Home
Presbyterian Ald. society met at Mrs H D Blatchley’s home after a summer vacation. About 40 ladies attended the social with Mesdames Blatchley Roop Bayless Moody Hartkopf and Miss Bayless hosting activities for the afternoon.Registrar's Notice will be at Botkin Blake's drug store each Saturday 9am to 9pm for South Caldwell precinct registration. Rev Parker Hurt sustained injuries when a buggy horse bolted near Emmett Mercantile Co. Dorothy Parker was not seriously hurt.
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Presbyterian
South Caldwell
Botkin & Blake’s Drug Store
Clara Powell
Parker
S. A. Parker
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy
Emmett Mercantile Co
Emmett
Caldwell Clothing OO School Election Results
The Caldwell election Tuesday chose A. F. Isham and H. B. Aven to join the school board. Oakes and Rice sought another term but were not reelected. The board is expected to sustain Caldwell’s high school standing statewide.
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A. F. Isham
H. B. Aven
R. W. Oakes
J. C. Rice
Aven
Isham
Messrs. Oakes
Caldwell
Payette County Fair Exhibit Plans Highlight Payette Day
The Commercial club of Payette will exhibit at Canyon County Fair to win the big precinct prize. Payette people, described as pumpkins, will display fruits and farm products. The cannery drier and preserve factories plan displays. Payette Day, with a band excursion, is set for a key fair event.
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Commercial Club of
Payette
Canyon County Fair shows promise for record exhibit
The Canyon County Fair aims to top prior northwest exhibitions with expanded displays of orchard farm and garden products. Entries close at the Caldwell event opening October 5 with J B Gowen as secretary. The Caldwell plant will be enlarged and upgraded to handle the boost. Meanwhile a Caldwell wedding united Georgia Myer and Eugene Leonard with a reception of gifts and a send off at the depot before their Pocatello departure.
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Canyon County
Northwest
Caldwell
J. B. Gowen
Payette Enterprise
State Land Sale Notice in Canyon County Idaho
State lands in Canyon County Idaho will be sold at public auction October 7 1908 at Caldwell Court House at 10 a.m. Descriptions include numerous townships ranges and parcels with prices per acre and lease expirations. Terms vary by price per acre with cash on sale and annual installments at six percent. M I Church Register.
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Idaho
Canyon County
Caldwell
Boise-Payette
State Board of Land Commissioners
Emmett Idaho news notes and obituaries
Emmett witnesses a beneficial rain while residents receive visitors and report community events. O H Smoke funeral attended by Masons. interment in Emmett. Maud Myers returns to Welser for school. Mrs Stoker visits from Los Angeles. Mrs Blackman travels to Boise. Local sheepman A Cruikshank returns from Omaha with two carloads. School board elects directors. Prof Barry to guide open city schools. Peaches from Emmett outperform Palisade in quality and size.
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Emmett
Idaho
Johnson
Utah
O. H. Smoke
M. B. Chhurch
H. EB. Cullison
Smoke
Masonic Fraternity
E. Stringer
W. A. Blackman
Boise
A. Cruikshank
Omaha
Nebr
Wv. T. Craig
R. B. Wilson
RB. O. Clark
L. 0. Barry
E. L. Halverson
Palisade
Colo
Colorado
Alley Brothers Visit From Salt Lake City
James and Harry Alley sons of George H. Alley visit their Caldwell roots brief while residing in Salt Lake. Both are University of Utah mining engineering students who have been handling baggage between Pocatello and Huntington during vacation. The Tribune welcomes them back to their former home.
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James
Harry Alley
George H. Alley
Caldwell
Salt Lake
Alley
Short Line
University of Utah
Pocatello
Huntington
The
Tribune
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Caldwell Clothing CO
Caldwell Clothing OO
A. Moore
Caldwell Clothing
M. I. Church, Register
Littles
Oursan Carlf
Caldwell, Idaho
Picard & Roberts
New York
Chicago
M. E. Gilgan & CO
Main Street
Rock Springs
Kemmerer Coal
Canyon Lumber CO
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