Caldwell (Idaho)

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Concerning the behavior of Church's son.

Content Description This collection contains 4 copy photographic prints of images relating to Peter E. Engel of Caldwell, Idaho. Subjects include several images of Engel himself, his residence in Caldwell, Idaho, and a portrait of his son-in-law, Karl L. Mann, who served as the manager of Gem County Abstract Company in Emmett, Idaho. These images were donated with nine tools that belonged to Engel that were given to the Blewett family by Mann. It is assumed these tools are stored in the Idaho State Museum...

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Poison register of an unidentified Caldwell, Idaho, business showing name and address of purchases, kind and quantity of poison, and for what purpose the poison was to be used. Volume appears to have been used as an exhibit in the case of State of Idaho vs. Healy.

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Military discharge for Burris of Caldwell, Idaho, and other items relating to the Burris family.

Content Description This collection contains 177 black and white photographic prints and six glass plate negatives. Most of the images in this collection are part of a 95-page album assembled by Caldwell resident Maude Raye Burris around 1915. Images in this album show members of the Burris family, their house near Caldwell, Idaho, shots from the 1916 Boise Intermountain Fair, and Canyon County landmarks. Loose photographs show other members of the Burris family. The last 13 photographs in this collection show...

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Eight photographs of Diamondtooth Lil. Including the Depot Inn, her residences in Caldwell and Los Angeles, CA, and portraits.

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Personal correspondence with family members who lived in Massachusetts, family photographs, and miscellaneous notes, pamphlets, and essays by Dickerson.

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Relating family news and comments on farming.

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Political and personal papers (1930-1933); opinions of the Attorney General (1930-1932); and legal case files relating to the First National Bank of Caldwell; the Western Gold Corporation, Boise; the Rocky Bar Mining and Milling Company; and many other mining companies.

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This collection contains two black and white copy photographic prints of the First Methodist Church in Caldwell, Idaho. One image shows the church and parsonage at the corner of Arthur Street and Kimball Street. The other image shows the church by itself at the same location.

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Title abstracts to three lots in College Heights Addition in Caldwell, Idaho initially owned by Henry D. Blatchley.

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Jeanne E. Crookham was the daughter in law of Frank Crookham, pioneer seed developer and founder of Crookham Seed company. Photographs are of the Caldwell area and include photos of Bill Leslie, a prominent rancher and Idaho pioneer and Howard Sebree, an early settler and Idaho developer who founded the 1st National Bank of Idaho, built the Saratoga Hotel in Caldwell and invested in the Interurban Trolley Line.

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Student notebooks, photographs, newspaper clippings, and correspondence (1895-1908); also includes material relating to his son, John M. Morrison of Boise, Idaho.

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Reminiscences in the form of letters from Dr. Wright to Mrs. Fred McConnell, Caldwell, Idaho, relating the doctor's experiences during the settlement of the Caldwell area and the development of Boise Valley, Idaho.

Summary Scrapbook relating to an audit of the Idaho State Highway Bureau (1932-1936) and the 1938 general election; correspondence of Daniel Fitch Banks (1878-1955) relating to World War I, and items relating to his position as Idaho State Treasurer (1921-1928); postcards and photos of Idaho National Guard units (1910-1917); miscellaneous commercial advertisements, postcards and photographs depicting scenes and landmarks in Boise, Caldwell and many other Idaho and eastern Oregon communities;...

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This collection contains sixteen black and white photographic prints and nine black and white photographic negatives. The images are of buildings across Idaho, including residential houses in Caldwell and the post office in Pocatello, but primarily focus on stores and schools in Boise, Idaho.

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Typescript of Boone's diary recounting his experiences as a minister and as the first president of the College of Idaho, and describing commonplace occurances in Caldwell, Idaho.