Council Backs Up Committee for Civic Improvements
City council backs Commercial club civic program committee after Dr J W Gue presented plans for permanent improvements. Proposals include widening Ninth Street to city park, preserving Indian Creek width, opposing Dearborn Street narrowing, and surveying Me town for an engineered plan. Cooperation urged with Forward club to form joint committee.
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Commercial Club Civic Program Committee
J. W. Gue
Commercial Club Committee
Forward Club
Comme Thub
Gue
Cue
Ninth Street
City Hall
Cleveland Boulevard
City Park
Coldwell
Dearborn Street
Murvey
Idaho college splits seasons with baseball and track teams
At a special Idaho College athletic meeting held at Brerry Halt, the baseball and track programs were approved for the year. Assistant Coach W. L. Vance led the session as players debated baseball, then voted to field a college baseball team with a May 21 conference meet looming at Gooding. Track prospects are reported bright with several strong sprinters and hopefuls on hard work to form a solid squad.
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Colls of Idaho
Brerry Halt
Itseas
W. IE Vance
Ames
Gooding
Maseball
Thore
Ilinakaw Gad Hnett
Traction Property For Sale And Tax Referendum Debate
Tractio.0.P'S HOLD Traction Property Is Now For Sale and related notes discuss a farm tax referendum. Martkoph eyed as catcher. infield solid with strong high school outfielders. Special meetings set for 26 Canyon count communities to discuss the excess tax referendum and its 1 percent levy on farm lands valued over ten thousand dollars. CM. Ross opposes the bill, arguing farmers pay taxes on net incomes like other industries.
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Ren
Martkoph
Hartkoph
Canyon
Farm Bureau
CM. Ross
Weir
Dther
Caldwell Traction property faces action over operation rights
Carl McStay of Los Angeles holding power of attorney asks to dispose of Caldwell Traction assets amid city franchise pressure and high material costs. A committee will review options to either continue operating or transfer rights, with a second meeting planned within days.
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Carl McStay
Los Angeles
Caldwell Traction
Axam
W. R. Sebree
Caldwell Traction Company
Mr. Sebree
Me. McStay
Cligens
Oiwell
Hi. Peekhant
Wilder
Charles Ollehn
Det Flat
He Redway
Caldwell
JiNs Ge
McStay
Sforts
Carroll Engineering Puport
Arena Wiucoting
Moise
I Caltwell Tractioig Company
Dreseitii
Cale
Council Hears Paving Pleas For Dearborn and Blaine Streets
At a regular meeting, petitions urged paving Dearborn Street and Blaine Street from Ninth to Twentieth Avenues. Nichol supported Blaine Street paving and Nichols claimed Dearborn had long needed repair. Walter urged a narrowed Dearborn Street, while the council favored wider pavements, citing civic improvement and water main access. Both petitions were tabled for Thursday consideration.
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Dearborn Street
T. M. Nichol
Blaine Street
Ninth Avenue
Twentieth Avenue
Laine Street
T. A. Walters
Walters
Maine Street
Nichol
J. J. Gue
Commercial Club
Caldwell
Hold Services for Youth Hilled While in Service
Members of the American Legion and other local veterans are asked to meet in uniform at the Commercial club rooms. A possible Sunday at 1 o clock to attend the funeral of Roscoe Merrick who was accidentally shot by a companion while serving in the coast artillery stationed in the area.
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American Legion
Roscoe Merrick
Coast Artillery
Outlook bright for College of Idaho enrollment
Secretary of correspondence Mr Springer notes rising interest from high schools with many letters from prospective students for fall. He cites accreditation recognition and parity with state university standards, plus lower costs in Caldwell compared with other institutions. Officials expect freshmen numbers to grow significantly next fall.
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College of
Isao
Springer
College of Idaho
Ain
United States
Ate Board of Education
Fdan Oi
State University
Eatin
Caldwell
Ikon
Wren
Splendid Exhibits Shown for Home Products Week
Homie prinkets for this city. A canning demonstration by Lone Tree canning club attracted many townspeople. Miss Louise Ruthie showcased chicken culling. Local firms listed include Oakes finithes, Lewy Greenland Drug, Caldwell Milling, Harmen Drug, Hagelwond Creamery, Caxton Printers, Brown Art, Caldwell Equity. A news item also notes Merrick was shot hunting panthers, died March 9. survived by mother, sister, and a girlfriend. Wayne enlisted in August at age 19.
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Caldwell Milling Company
Harmen Drug Company
Hagelwond Creamery
Caxton Printers
Brown Art Store
The
Caldwell Equity
Panama Canal
Merrick
Caldwell
Heather
Wayne
Greenland Nruy
Angusy
Tage
State Home Project Advances After Long Effort
Thursday saw the stake driving ceremony for the state home at Canyon Hill Caldwell, with Montie Ik Gwinn and Fritz Hummell leading the event. Local editor A B Gipson and contractors from Caldwell attended as the building nears construction, capping almost 30 years of work. Materials are on site and work will move quickly, as the Caldwell chapter of the P E Sisterhood plans events for the June convention and delegates.
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Montie Ik
Hay
Caldwell
Gwinn
Hon
Way
P. E
Sisterhood
Carrie M. Stennenberg
Kellogg
Idaho
Aupreme
Alfred Fr. Stone
Georgia McFarlane
H.R. Cleavers
Dearborn Street
Windstorm causes hay rack accident in Meo Curtis
A strong wind tossed a hay rack from a wagon, pinning Curtis to the chest and injuring him. His leg broke and other minor injuries followed. He was taken to Steensland hospital for treatment.
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Chico
Curtis
Steensland Hospital
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