Idaho Newspaper Archives
1863 - 2005
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- Visiting Silver City
- Joseph Babbington an wife visiting Silver City leaves for home on Wednesday Oct 13
- Owyhee nugget
- Marsing, Idaho
- October 14, 1909 - Page 2
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- Fine apples , and sweet cider
- by Joseph Babbington of Reynolds [The Owyhee nugget. Friday, Nov 20, 1908 Marsing, ID Vol: 18 Page: 2]
- Owyhee nugget
- Marsing, Idaho
- November 20, 1908 - Page 2
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- Spring Planting
- Joseph Tate from Sunnyside mine assiting Joseph Babbington with spring work; returns to the mine. [The Owyhee nugget. Friday, Apr 23, 1909 Marsing, ID Vol: 18 Page: 2]
- Owyhee nugget
- Marsing, Idaho
- April 23, 1909 - Page 2
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- Old Timer moves to Nampa for winter
- Joseph Babbington of Reynolds Creek has sold out and will move to Nampa for the winter
- Owyhee nugget
- Marsing, Idaho
- October 28, 1909 - Page 2
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