Government Experts Report on Deer Flat Park Site
A Caldwell Commercial Club committee led by Walter Griffiths receives a government review of a six mile south tract near Caldwell for a park serving Caldwell and Nampa. The document covers land withdrawals, park size up to 2500 acres, and reclamation plans for the Boise Payette project with anticipated irrigation and regional development implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Griffiths
Business Mens’ Association
Lake Lowell
Deer Flat
Griffiths
Caldwell
Nampa
John D. Guthrie
Forest Service
Canyon County
Idaho
F. A. Fenn
Sawtooth and Payette
Commercial Club
Boise-Payette
Caldwell and
D. W. Ross
Reclamation Service For
Fenn
General Land Office
Caldwel
Oregon Short Line
Boise
Pacific and
Idaho Northern
Emmett
Boise Meridian
Sur
Snake River
Payette River
Reclamation Service
Boise Valley
Payette
Boise River
Holse River
Payette Lake
Walter W. Griffiths
Commercial Club of
Pasi
Vale's New Bank Opens in Vale with First National
Ex Governor Morrison and J S Simpson lead the formation of the First National Bank of Yale Caldwell region plans a brick and stone building. The bank opens for business around January 16 with J T Morrison as president and J P Dunaway as cashier amid strong local support and expected growth.
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Caldwell
Morrison
8. D. Simpson
Western National Bank
Yale
Oregon
First National Bank of Yale
Jno. T. Morrison
Boise
J. K. Lawrence
Malheur County
J. P. Dunaway
First State Bank of
Ector
Texas
Jno
J. EB. Lawrence
F. Diven
D Simpson
Simpson
Vale
the Tribune
Forward Club backs end to corporal punishment in Caldwell schools
The Caldwell Tribune supports a proposal requiring teachers to notify parents before spanking, arguing public opinion should curb harsh discipline. It argues mothers may resist authorizing punishment yet praises a brave Caldwell teacher who abstains, urging abolition of corporal punishment and sharper respect for educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forward Club
Caldwell
Board of Trustees
the Tribune
Business Men Lease Quarters for Association Meetings
Pursuant to instruction from the Business Men's Association a special committee has leased the second story of the Steunenberg Lowell Jackson building on Canyon Avenue. The space will be arranged for business men with a lounging room, card rooms, billiard rooms, club rooms and baths. Organizing work proceeds rapidly, says Mr. J. B. Gowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Steunenberg-Lowell- Jackson
Canyon Avenue
J. B. Gowen
Boy Breaks Arm at Skating Rink
Charien Robinson fell at the skating rink Wednesday afternoon and broke his arm. The arm was set and he is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charien Robinson
Western National Bank Installs Fine Vault Door in Idaho
The Western National Bank received and installed a handsome new vault door this week. It was specially ordered from the Dubold Safe Co. factory and is touted as one of the finest in Idaho. The bank reports growing business and plans to keep up with the times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western National Bank
Dubold Safe Co
Idaho
Western National
Lansdon Case to be Tried in Caldwell After Christmas
Judge Smith adjourned Welser court and granted Robert Lansdon a change of venue to Caldwell. The embezzlement case involves $40.50 allegedly collected as Washington county assessor and tax collector. Lansdon, secretary of state elect, protests political motive and expects a fair Caldwell trial after Christmas.
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Lansdon
Wash
Ington County
Smith
Caldwell
PIONEER IRRIGATION DIRECTORS SAY LAND OWNERS SHOULD REGISTER NAMES
The Pioneer Irrigation District board members Dile Greenslet and Calkins met to review election returns and issued a public statement denouncing anonymous articles by a “Small Land Owner.” They urged signaled accountability, defended district leadership, and invited legitimate inquiries while asserting broad, informed support among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Dile
Greenslet and
Calkins
Pioneer Irrigation District
The
Tribune
Death of Mrs Stevenson at Caldwell prompts notices
Mrs. E. C. Stevenson died at her Caldwell home Friday night after a stroke of paralysis following weeks of illness. Funeral services were conducted Sunday by the Christian Scientists, with interment at Canyon Hill Cemetery. Residing in Caldwell 18 years, she was active in social and benevolent work and leaves three daughters, Mrs. R. A. Cowden, Miss Harriett of Caldwell, and Mrs. Fred Melder of Boise.
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E. C. Stevenson
Caldwell
Stevenson
Christian Scientists
Canyon Hill Cemetery
Long
Boise
Vinson
Information Wanted on Counter Sunk Crossings
A reader asks whether the counter sunk crossings on principal streets affect metropolitan appearance and whether they are unavoidable, noting many citizens have just accomplished the Kanga-
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Kanga
Caldwell's New Ice Plant to Be Installed in Caldwell
Dr. Dutton buys complete equipment for an ice manufacturing plant in Caldwell costing over 12 000 dollars. The plant will be on Main Street near Central Lumber yard, using the current ice house for cold storage and a new 25 110 foot building for production. H B Harris of Portland helped finalize arrangements, with Dr Dutton to manage the plant and Dr Dresser of Minnesota to run his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dutton
West
Pr. E. E. Dutton
Portland
Caldwell
the Tribune
H. B. Harris
Harris Lee Machine Co
Dutton
Main Street
Central Lumber Company
Fee Manufacturing
Tee
Dresser
Minnesota
Idaho Teachers Association Annual Meeting 1906
The Idaho State Teachers' Association will hold its annual meeting in Boise from December 27 to 29, 1906. Dr A B E Winship of Boston has agreed to deliver three addresses and a popular lecture. A rural teachers section will address topics of special interest to rural educators. The executive committee urges larger enrollments to support the ambitious program despite funding challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Teachers’ Association
Boise
A. BE. Winship
New England School Journal
Boston
Massachusetts
Financiayy
Idaho
Miss Posey Baker Plans Winter Visit in Caldwell
Miss Posey Baker of Bethany Missouri travels to Caldwell to spend the winter with the Baker family including Mr and Mrs J A Baker Mr and G Baker and Mr and nal Baker, joining relatives and acquaintances for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey Baker
Bethany, Missouri
Caldwell
J. A. Baker
G. Baker
Nal . Baker
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Deer Flat Park
Business Men’s Association
Vale's New Bank
Landson
Pioneers
Merting
Roo
Caldwell's
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