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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1920

Page

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Settlement Likely In Boise Water Case Among Details

The Payette Dole Water Users Association faces a board meeting on a proposed United States reclamation service action for enlargements of the Flat feeder canal and drainage work on project funds. A court decree was tentatively avoided as parties favor an amended agreement and continued negotiations.

United States Reclamation Service Boise B. E. Stouteme Payette Dolte Water Uses’ Association Dietrich Federal District Court Court of Boia Yormeys Cerin Juidg Dietrich Ad Aml Boise Project Reclamation Service Mill Crest Reclamation New York Black Canyon Stoutemeyer Water Users’ Association L. J. Magee Water Users Tiklihood & Mass Board of Direct Wore

Agreement to proceed with drainage work endorsed by parties

It is understood that if the agreement is approved by both sides, immediate steps will be taken to advance the drainage project. J.B. Bond, the project manager, stated that preliminary work would begin at once.

J.B. Bond

Pleasant Social Event At Dance Land Tuesday Evening

Mr and Mrs Aol Le Bryan Mr and Mrs G Baker and Mr and Mr T Jackson hosted a leading local social event at Dance Land Tuesday evening a 4 military 500 and dancing party for 125 guests. The hall featured red green and white decorations with Oregon ferns and grape foliage. High scores went to Mr and Mrs W R Sebree Mrs Grant Ward and H W Dar. A buffet supper with a centerpiece of red carnations and ferns followed dancing into the night. Hold Meetings Monday The local American Legion post will meet at the Commercial club room next Monday to discuss dues entertainment for the women’s auxiliary and plans for the Hallowell concert company program.

Aol le. Bryan Mra G. Baker Jackson Dance Land Oregon W. R. Sebree Grant Ward H. W. Dar American Legion Commercial Club Room Ihe The Legion Hallowell Concert Company

College Girls Debate At College Of Idaho Friday Evening

The Parthenian Forum at the College of Idaho hosts a Friday debate in Sterry hall on the Direct Primary applying to all Idaho state officers. Teams from Doris Freda Brown Kate Moss versus Georgia Andrewn Agnes Biel Ina Kramp will argue for and against, with musical numbers by Parthenian members. The Rexall Debate returns as last year’s format noted prizes funded by a Rexall store. The event starts at eight in the evening and is open to all students.

Parthenian Forum College of Idaho Sterry Hall Idaho Doris Freda Brown Kate Moss Georgia Andrewn Agnes Bie Ina Kramp Ra'dock Forum Orlock

School Athletes Take Up Basketball After Football Season

With the close of the football season, high school athletes devote time to basketball. Coach La Tendre reports daily for practice for first team training. Teams will play a regular winter schedule as class squads organize. Coach encourages development of first team players.

la Tendre

Farmers Meet to Stabilize Prices at Indianopolis Convention

The American Farm Bureau federation plans a major agricultural convention in Traian polis Indiana on December 6 and 7 attended by leaders like Herbert Hoover Arthur Capper and E T Meredith to address falling crop prices and farm welfare. The gathering aims to study wheat cotton and corn price declines and consider exporting strategies and cooperative marketing next year.

Robert Fuller The Tribune Traianpolis Ind Erm Burea Federation JR Howard Herbert Hoover Arthur Capper Kanemes W. P. Harding Federal Reserve Bound E. T. Meredith Clifford ‘Thorne Wm. Redfield Commerce Abor J. Ogden Armour Eugene Davenport Minnow Agricultural College George E. Roberts National City Bank New York D. F. Mouston U.S& Treasury Department Howard Jun American Parm Bureau Federation Lowa Europe Germany Austria Americas American Warm Bureau Federastion United States Harmeri” Co-operative Fivery

Basketeers Begin Winter Practice at College of Idaho

Basketball practice is underway at the College of Idaho with 25 men out. The sophomore quintet opens with a class series game against the upper class, aiming to mirror last season’s class championship win. Prospects are bright as Wade Lowell Braskamp and others vie for starting spots, with early practice games expected against local rivals including the Nampa American Legion team.

College of Idaho Utah Janiory Seniere Col. Ge Witittet Pan Aquad Tus Wade Lowell Braskamp Nampa American Legion

Canyon County young farmers gain big season totals

In Canyon County 1920 club reports show junior farm bureau members valued products at 19774 including corn garden crops and livestock. Thirty three of thirty six clubs filed final reports while demonstrations reached 560 per count and 510 per person for attendees. The Holstein Friesian cup awarded at the state fair honors Canyon County for best judging work.

Canyon County Edne Black Cawson County Miss Black Chibe Ward Holntei Friesian Association Canyon Cayo Sowity Herbert Holsinger Lone Tree Eimer Wieck Notun Taance Blickenstaty Lone Sear

Reynolds Creek Ditch Project Advances Toward Spring Completion

Visitors from Owyhee County note progress on a seven mile Reynolds Creek to Givens Springs ditch. Initial costs exceed ten thousand dollars for the first mile, with total canyon work contracted at eight thousand. Boise businessmen back the finance, aiming for water by the next irrigation season amid Idaho oil excitement history.

Owyhee County Wort Reynolds Creek Givens Springs Prestnt Company Boise En Fire Yeasen Robert Caldwell Idaho Edwin Springer Frank Riley

City Hall Welcomes Change in Time

City hall officials announce a flexible time change plan aimed at shortening Saturday afternoons by one hour. The proposal, floated to minimize disruption, drew taxpayer attention as local news notes visitors Musser Seesnie and Parma County Commissioner C Ten Ross Parma visiting Caldwell on Wednesday.

City Hall Ee County C. Ten Ross Parma Caldwell

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