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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
3
A Caldwell based association advertises for a business manager to handle operations at a rate of 300 dollars per year on application. The notice requests a representative and outlines the position as a class matter.
Governor Davis outlines deplorable conditions in Idaho state asylums and prison. Caldwell Tribune advocates city manager plan, consolidation, and businesslike administration to lower costs and reform Caldwell city government ahead of next election.
A Tribune editorial urges public action on tax notices and school funding. It argues state taxes rise, local government waste should be cut, and efficiency could lower tax bills. It cautions against harming education standards while seeking meaningful reforms.
The Congress convened amid urgency as issues pile up from tariffs and credits to labor immigration and reclamation. Sen Borah and others in the Senate appear set to press for leverage ahead of Harding’s inauguration, while the League of Nations looms as a major agenda item for the body. The Tribune urges prioritizing critical domestic concerns over prolonged political maneuvering.
The passage criticizes a senate that talked for a solid year on a single issue and accomplished nothing. It argues talk is cheap and time is precious, urging that time be converted into concrete action rather than more rhetoric.
The piece argues that fear and pessimism drive market turmoil while the economy remains sound. It urges individual optimism and responsible action to restore confidence, saying uncertainty equals business as usual and can fade with steady, prudent effort from citizens and markets.
A letter from a reader reflects community life and school days, praising teachers, neighbors, and the joyful mood of fall. It recalls Thanksgiving, family misunderstandings mended with apologies, and social events like box suppers. The writer notes romance at fifteen remains a challenge and hints at school discipline talks with Father tones.
Boise reports two Idaho figures, Governor Davis and Major Fred R. Reed, are under consideration for Secretary of the Interior in President elect Harding's cabinet. Davis leads the western reclamation association while Reed heads Idaho’s reclamation group, a pioneer in western water projects.
A report notes that the secretary of commerce will be appointed from the world of business and government leaders, signaling a potential cross sector selection. The article discusses expected qualifications and possible candidates mentioned in brief.
Amanda Ester Kee, born May 2 1845 in West Virginia, married Andrew Gillilan on December 25 1866. Six children born, four surviving. A Methodist Episcopal church member from childhood, she moved to Caldwell in 1918 and died November 29 at 9 30 a m at her son George E Gillilan’s farm. Surviving children include James M George E and Haery.
Mary L Kale of Caldwell Iowa died recently. Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Hawkins presiding. Interment followed at Canyon Hill Cemetery.
Ie's Noble Choice 431644 becomes the new junior three year old Jersey champion of Idaho. Cannon's Jerseys had surpassed Idaho class records in junior and senior two year old classes. Her production reached 62168 pounds milk and 351.06 pounds fat, starting at age three. Bred and owned by C Cannon of Boise Idaho.
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