Fruit growers organize county meeting for Northwest plan
The Can yon County fruit growers plan a big move to form a county organization and join the Northwest Fruit Producers association. W N Yost spoke as local organizer. Dorman leads efforts across Payette Valley with towns like Fruitland and Caldwell filing articles of incorporation to unite under a larger Northwest marketing plan. The group aims to improve marketing, lower costs, and deliver better returns by connecting growers directly to consumers.
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Canyon Eunty
W. N. Yost
Idaho
Northwest Fruit Producers Association
Bing
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Warhingtory
Orange Growers of
California
Banana Growers Association
Wenatchee
Northwest
Focal Unit
H.W. Dorman
Edgar Meek
J.B. Gowen
C V. Peckham
Gilbert Shelby
Charles Hayekes
R.W. Oakes
Henry Dorman
North
Meridian
Payette Valley
Dorman
Payette
New Plymouth
Caldwell
Canyon County
Thin City
Great Northwest
Maho-Oregon
North Pacific
Mr. Yort
North Yakima
Eltten
Maine
Midwestern Farm Produce to Reach Eastern Consumers
Dormant says forests and potatoes are wasted as prices rise. An organization is forming to deliver these goods to eastern consumers at reasonable prices, aiding both buyers and producers.
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Dormant
Midwest
Big Loan Company to Enter Caldwell
William Worman, representing a major northwest loan firm, has spent a week in Caldwell assessing opportunities. He favors establishing a local agent to manage business here. The company aims to handle farm and city property with ample financing and rapid deployment of funds.
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Caldwell
William Worman
Horthwest
Worman
Seed request in Caldwell area for alfalfa and cloverseed
Secretary Gibbons received a letter seeking Caldwell grown alfalfa and clover seed. Anyone with seed to spare may contact Mr. Gibbons at the club to find a buyer.
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Caldwell
Gibbons
Hhe Club
Blab to Idahoan Name Change Planned by May
Me Blab published by C Shorb will change its name to the Idahoan by May. Mr Shorb retires from duties as city clerk, a post he has held for many years, and will devote his energies to his paper thereafter.
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C. Shorb
Shorb
Parcels Post Pigs Show Up at Last
Denizens of the once bound north hear tales of sunny southern California where winter stays green. W. R. Sebree returns from Pa dia and sends parcels post items through C. J. Westentt and others. The pigs remain green like Hasbrouck Park turf, mirroring troubles of the Interurban Express Co. in Parker Butler stories.
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California
W. R. Sebree
Padia
C. J. Westentt
Gibbons
Ake Horn
Hind
Hasbrouck Park
Scbree
Flas
The
Interurban Express Co
Parker Butler
Elmer Maxwell dies at Arrow Rock after pneumonia
Elmer Maxwell son of Mr and Mrs L Maxwell of this city died at Arrow Rock hospital Wednesday from pneumonia after about a week illness His parents and brother were at his bedside Details are scarce Funeral arrangements remain unknown with Platt Peckhayn Co handling arrangements.
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Elmer Maxwell
L. Maxwell
Arrowrock
Te Platt-Peckhayn Company
Founders Day Plans At College Of Tdvho
Founders Day events outlined for college students include a morning parade from downtown to campus followed by a welcome address by James Ly Boone, on campus activities, a dinner for Southern Idaho high school seniors, a ball game, an evening literary contest and bonfire, with alumni invitations to attend and support festivities.
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Tdvho
Up Boulevard
Addrean of
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Har May Bole Oo
Souther Idaho
Clase
Filigenth
Anna Lowell-Cotuni- Dian
Packing House Capitalists Visit City for Proposition Work
Northwestern capitalists announce they will arrive in the city later this month to settle preliminary details for Proposition L. They are prominent figures in the packing house industry and regret delays caused by pressing business matters while traveling from the Wake area.
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GC. H. Turner
Northwestern
Cabdwell
Eighteen New Members Join Caldwell Comme Club
The Caldwell Commg club held a Tuesday evening meeting to discuss a packing plant stock yards and other city matters. Applications for admission from about 18 men were read, with talks by Mayor-elect Turner on the proposed packing plant and the potential economic boost for Caldwell and surrounding regions.
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Sondey
Restour
Drug Meiers- den Dunlap
CW. Price
Orcie Guerin
J. D. Finck
PF. le Lilly
Frank A. Sherwood
Ed Scott
C. F. Hildreth
D. D. Campbell
Austin Westrope
D. Ff Dutton
John D. Ore
Xe Smeed
John Smeedy
W. Willams
RG. Dilly
C. ET Ringbury
EL. Jolson
Doctors and Lawyers Face Off At Rec Park Next May
The big ball game between the Doctor and Lawyers will be held at Rec Park next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock p.m.
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Rec Park
John W. Grimes Dies After Illness in Canyon Hill
John W. Grimes, half brother of NF. Clay, died last week from heart failure and was buried in Canyon Hill Cemetery on Saturday. Born August 27, 1857, in Clark County Kentucky, he had been ill for over a year. Platt Hart Company handled funeral arrangements.
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John W. Grimes
Canyon Hill
Clark County
Kyu
Platt: Hart Company Hnd
Mayor and Councilman Waltz Through the Night Streets
Report of a chaotic street scene after a mayoral election where Mayor-elect Wieu Y Nimaluctionns and council members faced a hostile crowd. The mayor and councilmen walked the street amid jeers, with a young man named Harmer firing holes in a fence as tensions rose and a police intervention followed.
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Williams
Seliter
Harmer
No More Recipes for Booze In Cambridge Nowe
A fragment notes a local dispute over a loan and an agreement related to prescriptions. The text mentions Cambridge and county officials, with unclear details about money or authority. The piece reads as a terse legal or administrative notice or column item.
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Enans
Hive
Tribune Corrects Dr Johnson Prescription Error
The Tribune apologizes for a typesetting mistake that miscredited Dr Johnson with prescribing gallons of alcohol. A reader correction clarifies prescriptions were for one pint, and the error involved misread letters and a missing 2. The paper affirms respect for Dr Johnson and Borkin-Harmon.
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Tribune
Johnson
Gallena
Bothine Harton
the Tribune
Ehel
Jon
Som
Forward Club home industry exhibit features Idaho goods
The Forward club promotes Idaho Home Industry Week with a demonstration at the Interurban depot. Store windows in Caldwell display Home Products from mills and farms statewide. Electric ranges and appliances are showcased to aid housewives, with a Saturday lunch and social hour, music, and demonstrations to increase interest and knowledge of local goods.
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Itu
Forward Club
Caldwell
Idaho
Caldwell Milling and Elevator Co
Payette
New Plymouth
Manville Orchitrd
Idaho Electric Light & Power Company
Mapor Makes Appointments In City Government
The mayor and council confer and confirm Alfred F. Stony as city attorney and Swain Beatty named water works superintendent. Campbell chosen police chief night man, Henry Vinnon mentioned for streets, with debate over best candidate. Beatty praised for loyalty, reliability, and executive ability by J L Padelisen and Edelfaen.
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Alfred F. Stony
Namie
Swain Beatty
Campbell
Palice
Bobs Cavin
Henry Vinnon
Sami Visesor
Beatty
J. L. Padelisen
Edelfaen
Conference at Lewiston Sets May 24 Meeting for North Idaho
Notice notes a State Chairman Gipson Haw and party calling a conference of north Idaho to be held in Lewiston on May 24 to critically review the Twelfth Legislature’s work. The conference will not adjourn on Monday. An April organ recital is planned for next Sunday at 4 pm with Fowler Smith and Nanna contributing. program features Mendelssohn pieces and selections from Elijah and Nocturne from A Midsummer Night's Dream.
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Daneman
Gilbane
Hasbrouck
Alement
Ording
Groenteal-Wilder
Wyneie
Wilder
Cievenleal
Garmiera
Smiley
Somme
Avite
Gipson Haw
North Idaho
Lewiston
Twelfth Legislture
Beale
Fowler Smith
Nannna
Mendelssohn
Beltie
Elijah
God Have Mercy
Fingal
Caldwell Ships Over a Million in Live Stock in 15 Months
The report notes Caldwell shipped over one million dollars of live stock in the last fifteen months with agent Robert Parrar of Ogawon Shor Lame present on shipments. It says costs could rise if new attack yards are built and capital proves adequate to meet demand.
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Caldwell
Robert, Parrar
Coull
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