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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1923

Page

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Citizens ticket filed as city politics heat up in Caldwell

On Tuesday morning a complete Citizens ticket petitioned with city clerk SE Boyes headed by Mayor candidate John Smeed. Re‑election bids are planned for city Clerk WC Dyer and City Treasurer, with six council nominees from three wards. Opposition from Ed Perry and potential third ticket discussed. details pending record filing.

S Earle Boyes John Smeed Smeed Mr. Boyes WC. Dyer Citizens Frank Mumford E. J. Robb A. L. Harmon F. T. Feuling W. T. Kimbrough Kimbrough Mr Mumford Councl Mr. Feuling Grant Ward Caldwell Xooll Ed Perry Perry Jack Terry

Must Register to Cast Vote in City Election

Registration is required for Caldwell’s city election regardless of last election status. Voters may register at City Hall with ward registrars in three wards. last minute registrations accepted April 19 to 21, culminating April 21 at 8 o'clock. Election set for Tuesday April 24.

Caldwell Cora Wooley Emma Marlen A. K Calloway S. Earle Boyes

College Track Men Will Build Team

College of Idaho launches serious track work under Coach Jim Jackson with a sizeable squad practicing on Cleaver field. Red Sanford Tolles Huett Preston Welch join a promising Coyotes group aiming to a strong showing at the conference meet likely at Coyote field in mid May around May 12 or 19.

College of Idaho Jim Jackson Cleaver Field Red” Sanford Nampa Tolles Coyotes Huett Preston Welch Caldwell Jackson Lamb Coyote Field

Mining future of Idaho said to be glowing

Dean Francis Thompson head of the University of Idaho mining department told Kiwanis club members that southwestern Idaho could become a gas and oil producer. He cited vast phosphate deposits in southeastern Idaho and noted Wyoming-like formations that suggest oil potential. D. D. Joslyn also supported the oil prospect, while low grade coal in Owyhee County could drive regional development. Jordan Valley seeks a better highway connection to Idaho. The Oregon end of the road is in excellent shape.

Idaho Dean Franceis Thompson University of Idaho Department of Mining Dean Thompson Kiwanis Club United States Deans Thompson Wyoming D. D. Joslyn Jordan Valley Owyhee County Joslyn Josl

Uncle Sam Urges Paint for Rural Mail Boxes

The post office department asks the million owners of rural mail boxes to repaint them with white as the recommended model color.

Sam Post Office Department

Track outlook at Caldwell high school looms brightly

Prospects are bright for Caldwell high school track this spring under Coach James Jackson. He expects top showings at the Southern Idaho elimination meet in Caldwell May 5 and the University of Idaho all state classic later in May. Star performers include Hoshaw, Cleaver, Campbell, Gaines, and Lowell with several others showing promise in sprints, jumps, and throws.

Caldwell High School James Jackson Jackson Hoshaw Cleavez Cleaver Campbell Gaines E. Lowell Lowell Stevens Rankin Pratt Pittenger Ro M. Berry Boise Nampa Idaho Caldwell

High School Baseball Camp Sparks Debate on Team Strength

Local observers question the camp performances of Coach Berry's squad after a 7 3 loss to Wilder and a 14 0 defeat by Star. Barwood and Bardsley show promise while Wilyder is praised as shaping a strong team likely to contend in the Boise Valley league this spring.

Berry Wilder Star Barwood Bardsley Wilyder Boise Jvalley

Return Property to Aliens Under New Act

Washington reports the alien property custodian will return properties to owners under the act. Approximately 4,000,000 will be disbursed and more than 309 million dollars will remain with the U S government to meet demands for warfare and damages inflicted by Germany.

Washington United States Germany

College Glee Club to Give First Roswell Concert

The College of Maho Men glee club presents its first Roswell concert on Friday April 6 at the high school auditorium with performances by Samuel Hungerford Charles Welch and Frank Huett. The program includes violin pieces by Hungerford and solo work by Welch and Huett along with college music selections and student singers.

College of Maho Roswell Caldwell FF. Beale College of Idaho Stadent Borly Samuel Hungerford Idaho Falls Hungerford Chicago New York City Charles Welch Frank Huett Huett Welch Eee Penn Cook Strickland " Cottege Quartette Vibbadr — Marehison Slater Glee Club

City Fathers Name Officers of Election

City council named judges and clerks for the coming city election. First ward appointees include John Steunenberg, Mrs. George Green, Mel Cora Wooley, and Mrs. Clara Baker. Second ward names total five. third ward lists Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Calloway and two others. The larger second ward vote is noted, and a big turnout is anticipated if a city campaign contest arises. Mrs. Jennie Wildman was baptized Saturday and entered the Catholic church.

John Steunenberg George Green Mel Cora Wooley Clara Baker H. B. Blatchiley Emma Madden W. M. Thorpe J. H. Forbes Gladys Nichol A. K. Calloway W. Kimbrough

Small Increase for Winter Wheat Noted

The Department of Agriculture reports a 1 percent rise in winter wheat acreage this year across 13 counties. Last year those counties had 0 percent of the world wheat area. total area figures are given, with references to Germany Austria and Jugoslavia as not reported.

Washington Department of Agriculture Germany Austria Jugoslavia

City to Wade Into Company Attitude

Caldwell city council warned Idaho Power to speed electric connections or face court action and possible loss of its city franchise. Walter Griffiths, city attorney, told the council to order compliance per franchise ordinances, a move tied to Caldwell residents’ demands. Miss Z Fay Fowler visited Caldwell during her work with the university extension department.

Idaho Power Company Caldwell Ialw Power Company Walter ‘Griffiths Power Company Z. Fay Fowler University of Itaho Extension Department

Deer Flat Reservoir Nears Full With Spring Water Inflow

A. V. Tallman predicts Deer Flat reservoir will fill by end of April as New York Canal and feeders pour water in at about 4000 acre feet daily. About 40 000 acre feet remain to reach capacity, with drought risk if continued dry spells recur. Arrow Rock runoff is brief, and Snow in Boise River watershed was heavy last winter boosting prospects for a long run-off season.

Deer Flag A. V. Tallman Boise Project T. J. Magee Payette-Boise Water Useré Association New York Canal Deer Flat Magee Tallman Arrow Rock

Caldwell school officials attend Inland Teachers Association meet

J J Rae Caldwell superintendent and Prof For Springer of College of Moscow attend Spokane convention week as Caldwell representatives. Rae serves as an association officer.

Caldwell Spokane Inland Teachers Association J. J. Rae Springer College of Maho Rae Association

Registration Not Required for Election

The special Chamty Band election is set for April 19 and requires no new voter registration beyond the general election registration. Ballot locations span Caldwell precincts with judges named and discuss bond issue finance and interest considerations for voters.

Beck 10 Talk on Bond Issue

Henry Beck chairing the county board will discuss the bond issue at the Caldwell Commerce Club meeting. County officials and 금 board members are expected to attend. Beck predicts a county vote in favor, while city and town support will influence the outcome. opposition remains informal with no organized campaign yet.

Henry Beck Chaiman Board of County Commissioners Caldwell Commerett Club Clicy Beck Narpa Nampa Conmny

Large Auto Shipment Signals Rising Local Car Trade

Two car loads of Stutébaker autos arrived at Burns Brog Auto Company on Thursday, illustrating increased industry volume. The shipment included sedans, tear drop speedsters, and wealthy models, underscoring a busier market.

Stutébaker Burns Brog, Auto Company

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Coyote Collegians University Gleesters John Peel Andrews Old Road Scott Jennie Wildman Idaho Power Te Fucresary Mie [Lean Fleury Hoek West Caldwell B. F Newell Clara Ward John Post South Caldwell H. W. Dorman 1Geo Daugherty B. G. Hankins North Caldwell Josephine Mumford Chara Baker East Caldwell
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