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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1920

Page

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Directors Acceptance Of 1 5 8 5 Plan Likely In Reclamation Case

Litigation continues between the Payette Boise Users association and the United States Reclamation Service. The association plans to meet January 10 with debate over a settlement plan. The supplementary agreement devotes 26,000 acres of Arrow Rock storage to Mill Crest reclamation, aided by Deep Fiat capacity and new drainage plans to drain wet areas.

Payette Boise Wa- Users’ Association Arrow Rock Mill Crest New York

Alfalfa Meal Best to Supply Market

Alfalfa meal supply discussed with focus on Utah hay markets and intermountain shipping. Farmers report meal mills pay about two dollars per ton for food hay delivered, while hay prices may adjust annually with limited grain movement.

Farmer urges local farmers to ship cattle east for fattening

He argues Idaho steers are fattened in eastern yards fed with meal and grain molasses and that high freights make importing Idaho cattle inefficient. He predicts farmers will convert products into condensed forms like dressed meat, cheese, powdered milk, and canned or dehydrated fruits and vegetables to meet economic pressures.

Idaho

Nampa Council Stands Against Time Change

Nampa city council opposition to adopting Mountain time keeps the current standard. A tie vote after petitions and public opinion favored changing to double standard, but Mayor Keim cast the deciding vote to maintain the present time. The business district largely supported the change, including farmers who waited for broader citizen support. A large crowd attended the city hall meeting and many favored Mouscainime, while some were upset by the outcome.

Nampa M. M. Keim

Civil Service Exam Set for Greenleaf Post Office

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination in Caldwell Idaho on January 8 1921 for possible vacancies at Greenfest fourth class postmaster and related offices. Applicants must be U.S. citizens 21 or, for women, 18, and reside in the local post district. Complete details and blanks are available from the postmaster or Washington.

United States Civil Service Commission Caldwell Idaho St Greenfest United States Cha ‘Ter Commission Washington, D Washington, D.C

Re elect Officers of GG Women's Auxiliary

Mire Prank Merk reelected treasurer and regular December meeting at Masonic Hall approved officers. New executive board includes Mrs Merve Me, Mrs Pred Lilly, Mrs Frank Bresheare, Mrs W P Lyons, Mrs Dormin, and Miss Zoe Termer. Potent meetings set on Fridays, with City Hall as the regular meeting place.

Prank Merk Ax Gg Women's Auxiliary The America Legion Masonic Hall Merve Methe Orgenistion Mra Lilly ix Persidemt Prank Bresheare W. P. Lyons Dormin Mins Zoe Termer Twaadeye

No Relief Yet In Sight For Hay Producers

No response to urgent telegrams sent last week to Union Pacific officials requesting a temporary flat freight rate of 10 per ton on baled alfalfa bound for middle western markets. Idaho hay producers fear a lower rate may only skim profits, not fix oversupply, with 1,000,000 tons available for shipment in the Tolsho area and Wilder Equity Association filing a petition to urge relief.

Union Pacific Railroad Middle Western Govsenor D. W. Davis Boise Valley Idaho Tolsho Mount Bolre Gem District Idaho Bay Ttim Wilder Wilder Equity Association Public Utilities Commission Oregon

Veteran's Jewel Awarded By Caldwell Lodge No 10

W H Redway, longtime Caldwell Lodge No 10 member, received a veteran's jewel from A I Gipson on behalf of the lodge. An Odd Fellow rally is planned in Kane Wednesday with grand patriarch Dr Isham scheduled to visit and address the encampment branch. Several nearby lodges will attend.

Caldwell Lodge No A. I Gipson Caldwell Lodge No. 10 W. H. Redway Redway Kane de. A. F. Isham Order Kuna

Caldwell Lodge to Perform First Degree Work at Meeting

Caldwell lodge No 10s meeting Wednesday night week will stage first degree work. Four Kuna lodge candidates and Caldwell candidates, with visitors from Weiser, signal a busy winter for Caldwell degree teams. M H Gibbons left Thursday for Boise then Twin Falls for an Idaho American Legion executive committee meeting. He serves as one of four Idaho vice commanders. A legislative program is expected to be the committee item Saturday.

Caldwell Caldwell Lodge Kuna Lodge Weiser Caldwell Todge No. 10 M. H. Gibbons Boise Twin Park The American Legion Gibbons Idaho

Red Cross to Dispose of War Surplus Fund

Caldwell Red Cross plans a special meeting on December 28 at 2 30 PM to decide if local war surplus funds will fund civilian relief in Caldwell or be sent to the national body. Mrs W R Sebree presided at a recent meeting with Mrs B Mc Holt as secretary. no final action was taken yet pending talks with other relief groups and extra Caldwell chapter members. The outcome will affect local war work contributions and Caldwell’s funds.

Red Cross Caldwell City Hall Red Crow Mra. W. R. Sebree Mra. B. MC. Holt Caldwell Red Cross

Death of Popular Boy Shocks Entire Community

Homer Sackett 12 years old died after acute appendicitis burst during surgery. Born Boise Feb 1 1908, he attended school recently and was mourned by mother Mrs C M Hullman, siblings Glenn Sackett and family. Funeral at Christian Church Caldwell with six Sunday school pallbearers and large attendance. burial Canyon Hill Cemetery beside his father Clarence O Sackett who died in 1910.

C. M. Hullman Sackett Glenn Sackett Barker Momer Homies Caldwell Canyon Hill Cemetery Clarence O. Sacket

Caldwell couple weds in Bélse after Caldwell romance

Miss Kathleen Dickes and Ray Slebersberg wed last Sunday in Bélse. Only witnesses were Mr and Mrs Viegil Canter, sister and brother-in-law. The couple, Caldwell High School alumni, will tour California then reside in Nampa where the groom works at a freight office.

Caldwell Kathleen Dickes Ray Slebersberg Bélse Winnesaes Viegil Canter Brrd Caldwell High California Nampa Reight

Wild West 10 Come Again to Caldwell City

Caldwell prepares a three even ing event by the local American Legion post recreating the Revels of Red Gulch from the old frontier era at Danceland December 21 22 and 23. A mock kangaroo court and games of chance promise 1009 per cent returns and prizes including a gold watch as dancing fills the nights. Committee members Dick Beatty M H Gibbons and E Kautson oversee the arrangements.

Scho Caldwell American Legion Red Gulch Danceland California Hawaii Wentcott al Stone J. W. Erwin J. H. Gipson Constata Dick Beatty M. H. Gibbons Amd E Kautson

Walthall Stars in Would You at American Theatre

Henry Walthall and company presented Would You a comedy drama at the American theatre. Walthall portrayed Carleton Willouny, a young poet, with Mary Carlson as Alice Howland, a newspaper reporter who disguises as Flossie Johnson. The cast included Arthur Rutledge Rebecca Skaggs Beth DeWitt Cleora Orden Marion Cross Sherrarr Bainbridge and others in supporting roles.

Henry Walthall American Theatre Mr. Walthall Carleton Willouny Mary Carlson Alice Howland Hersels Flossie Johnson David Skaggs Arthur Rutledge Rebecca Skaggs Tsa Beth DeWitt Cleora Orden Agnes Willonby Carleton Marion Cross Mra Bromley Hartingford Shermarr Bainbridge Percy Harringford Mre Bromley Har Fingford

Unclear fragment references stage moment at Water theatre

Fragmentary description notes William Clifford as Jim my Doble and a newspaper reporter drawing applause with witty remarks. Mentions opening of the man American theatre and hopes for more good plays. Ambiguous and garbled. lacks clear events or dates.

Mamma William Clifford Jimmy Doble Mr. Water Man American Theatre

Dairy Cattle Sell High Despite Market Lull in Payette Valley

Amos Miller reports western Oregon cattle brought an average of 218 dollars at a Payette valley sale. Calves, yearlings, and two-year-olds helped lift the average, with a top cow at 405 dollars and a herd bull at 950 dollars. The consignment aimed to improve local dairy stock amid steady demand for quality cattle.

Amos Miller Payette Valley Oregon

City Engineer Named Amid Council Session

Fred McConnell, formerly county surveyor, was appointed city engineer at a city council meeting delayed by a football event at the Methodist church. An ordinance set his pay per day instead of monthly and tied compensation to actual city work. A second ordinance to name the building inspector was tabled during the meeting.

Fred McConnell Wishh Grant Ward McConneil McConsell Couneil

First Honors Grow Across Six Week Period at High School

The six week period saw five first honors and 177 second honors, rising to 16 first honors and 234 second honors by the second period. First honors require all subjects above 90 percent, second honors mean two subjects above 90 and no subject below 70. Chronicles scholarship recipients list Chilsey Echelven, Marion Fry, Edward Hadley, Nova Mall, Elizabeth Kaley for period one and Helen Ackley, Alms Deno, Leona Ernat, Alice Evans, Kalpt Gowen, Nova Hall, Ecco Hunt, Elizabeth Kaley, Irene Knowlton, Fred Morris, Helene Norton, Clarence Rawling Shaw, Lela Shwee, Dorothy Spark, Kerube Steensland for period two.

Chilsey Echelven Marion Fry Edward Hadley Nova Mall Elizabeth Kaley Helen Ackley Alms Deno Leona Ernat Alice Evans Kalpt Gowen Nova Hall Ecco Hunt Irene Knowlton Fred Morris Helene Norton Clarence Rawling Shaw Lela Shwee Dorothy Spark Kerube Steensland

Rebekahs Elect New Lodge Officers for Next Year

The local Rebekah lodge has elected officers for the coming year. Ellen McConnell is chosen noble grand, Helen Quast vice grand, Clars Andre recording secretary, Sarah Pemberton financial secretary, Georgia Andrews treasurer, with others including Nore Buckner and Luisa Mardenbower. Installation will occur at the next regular meeting.

Rebekahs Coldwell Rebekah Lodge Ellen McConnell Noblerand Helen Quast Clars Andre Sarah Pemberton Sorta Riddle Irtiinees Georgia Andrews Nore Buckner Lusiia Martenbower

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