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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
6
Middleton residents and visitors gathered for multiple social events including anniversaries and dinners. Families such as the Milners, Lunds, Meads, and Cooks hosted and visited across town with extended relatives from Weiser, Caldwell, and Silver City.
A Friday night dance and supper at the school house drew a large crowd. Various local tidbits follow, including visits by Roy Haweth, Caldwell family mentions, and notes on students, teachers, and community events. The item also includes a humorous wartime diary excerpt and a string of compact, mixed local observations and ads.
John Burnett a farmer from Walla Walla Washington faced a confrontation with railroad section hands after an earlier dispute. The Oregonian notes ongoing public unrest as Saturday night passes with no clear resolution.
Caldwell High School faculty challenges College of Idaho faculty to a city scholastic basketball clash in the high school gym on December 8 at 8 p.m. Proceeds will be split 50 50. Referee rules eligibility and professionalism to be decided later. J J Rae Superintendent. It is whispered around the College.
A garbled, archaic sounding passage references high school educators and a tense county asylum scene. It mentions superintendents, frightened attendants, and a case of a man who hanged himself before help could arrive. The tone suggests sensational or cautionary wartime rhetoric with scattered dialogue and odd phrases.
Biggs questions Jiggs about home brewing and inviting him to try the Horn of Meaty brand. Jiggs replies he will drink copiously, signaling a lighthearted exchange over a stated drink.
A fourth grade teacher asks what a skeleton is, prompting a moment of concentrated thought from students before a little girl answers with triumph. The fragment hints at a classroom moment reflecting curiosity and learning in science education.
A fragmented notice describes five boothe Vancy stalls with aprons and a parcel pour setup for cooled foods. The text appears partial and garbled, but indicates a food stall operation by Maxtean booth and requests if you want something.
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