Tax Records Show 1918-19 Receipts and Penalties in Canyon County
Tax receipts total about $374000 with 5 percent paid before the legal deadline. The US Steel (US S S) was the largest taxpayer at $3944.10, paying five percent of rural Wisconsin taxes. County values rise, with state highway funds a major share. final rates depend on equalization board adjustments and property value shifts. Marital registration sections outline penalties for failure to register marriages.
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Srs
Robert Noble Eatate
Har Ft
Canyon County
Board of Equalization
Ministers Fage Jail Sentence Reported For Matrimony Duties
Canyon county ministers and others authorized to marry are said to neglect reporting marriages to county officers. The issue, described under I. C Knowlton, emphasizes statutes requiring complete records. The notice warns of penalties and ongoing concerns over duty and potential consequences.
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Canyon County
I. C Knowlton
Caldwell City to tackle gambling reports and policing rules
City council plans a campaign to investigate reported gambling in Caldwell. They approved a general cleanup drive covering cleaning, paving, motoring, speeding, and parking regulations. A special committee recommended open cement ditches for irrigation area work. Warrants and purchases related to city hall property were authorized.
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Caldwell
Walter Grills
Mins May Hart
Grist Korw
Saurscal
Amouibing
Caxton Printers Hold Big Annual Banquet
Caxton Printers held their annual banquet on December 23 at the Caxton hall with officers and guests present. The elaborate decor and reserved mezzanine reflected the formal occasion as staff and families joined in the evening’s dining and toasts.
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Caxton Printers
Caxton
Arvnsars
I Mekapre
Gipson
Clare
R. & E Eewin
Nobot Mian
Iasel Getwin
L. A
Wo L. Fry
Harta Eitik Thompson
Margaree Joslin
Kate Bit
Two Arrests Mark Climax of Caldwell Hold Up
Marvy Vigroe and Ed Joney figure in a reported hold up at a Christmas morning revel held in an old office near Caldwell Athletic and Amusement. Police say two men tied with handkerchiefs disrupted a bachelor party, with one guest losing $110 and others fleeing. Witnesses dispute whether it was planned or spontaneous, and whether suspects knew the gathering in advance.
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Marvy Vigroe
Ed Joney
Caldwell Atheltie
Ho Ty
Joint installation and Civil War group event announced
GAC Port and WRC plan a joint installation on January 3 1900 at 1 pm in the Masonic hall. Afterward the corps will serve cake and coffee to Grand Army of the Republic members and invite all to attend. The corps also hosts a Revolution to entertain the district convention of the WRC on January 17 1920 at the Masonic hall. Members donate cushions and jelly for soldiers home care. Isham is noted as a long time subscriber and one of The Tribune’s best readers.
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G. A
Gorpe
Masonic Hall
Grand Army
W.rc
Holiday Trade Shatters Caldwell Record Amid Busy Season
Caldwell merchants report record holiday sales with unprecedented shopping frenzies despite severe weather. Post Office congestion and crowded stores marked the peak period as shoppers pursued high quality goods. analysts cite rising wages and population as drivers of the surge.
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TV Gener Hiies
Vores
Rey Wade
AIG Deal Concludes in Mercantile Field
A large local business deal closes with the acquisition of Hazard Furniture and related ventures by the Peckham firm. The transfer includes two stores in Peckham, with Mr Case to manage operations once completion is confirmed.
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AIG
Caldwell
Paul
Beckham-Kawne concern shows new tech ties to California
A garbled report notes Cage Puueniture and Cybertaking cam Jans Hix linking to Beck ham-Kawe ncern Wasareeti fan ney. It mentions material actions related to stock and a business plan. The text hints at a potential move to California and an expected departure soon.
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Cage
Cam Jans
We Pathe
Ar Tinta Hay
Hay
California
Idaho Reclamation Association gathering program outline
Prepared program announced for Boise event by the Reclamation Association. The agenda lists numerous speakers from Ada, Canyon, Payette, Gem, and Blaine counties, with addresses on water resources, irrigation, forestry, power development, and utility cooperation. The program aims to advance discussion on Idaho reclamation efforts and regional water management.
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Rogram
Preaiden
Idiha Reclamation Ag
David W. Jomum
Uov
W Puyin
Tale
J. Tt Richerda Jane Duced
Ada County
Macey
Addrese
Addrese Ryuuization, Sen, Ey J. Horekwell
Blaine Esumty
Mung Commony
Hon
Hawley
Pulman
Gen
Mgr
Idaho Power Co
Yey Maina
Gem County
Pull. Toether
Win
Lytin
Pres
Boise
Needans Mountain Home
W. H. Gibson
Elmore Conn
Mar
Renew Protest On Car Service
A fragmented report notes renewed protest at a car service hearing involving Caldwell Trust and Oregon Share Line representatives. The text references a hearing, attendees, and charges or actions related to terminal freight handling, with names like CB Purkhiser and W. Ke and a mention of telegraph or press involvement.
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Caldwell
Oregon
Caldwell club launches drive for civic reform
A detailed report on the Caldwell club reorganizing efforts to expand membership and campaigns, including distribution of 200 circulars, planned social events, wage contracts review, and new officers. The piece notes cooperation with a national bureau, anticipated meetings, and efforts to align with local business interests while addressing farm and consumer affairs. Also mentions a civil suit involving the Nampa baseball club and Boise manager Frank A. Wimane with a $53.60 stake.
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Caldwemuereiah Club
Caldwell
Ural
Aimilas
Nanya
Bote
de Vreaturs
Caldwell Club
Hot Bureau
Mzramat
Ory Althov Gustevvinion
Development League
Dirgelore
Fuewara
Plana
American Vie Bureau
Rte
Tega Akan Corporaind
Nampa
Ono Knoche
Rotte Nampa
Weedeyday
Frask A. Wimane
Boise
Ailiy
Kancha
Nampe
Moinehvis
Mr. Knoche
Potato growers clash at Caldwell hearing over rail tolls
Local Caldwell assembly attended a tense public hearing on farm interests opposing toll changes. Charles Oilein, George Peckham, and others argued the railroad plan would burden potato growers in Cenyott County, seeking a fairer policy to protect local producers and jobs. The session, lasting several hours, focused on the feared impact on thousands of dollars in potato commerce and local livelihoods.
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Caldwell
Caldwell and
Gore
Lally
Dtain Serminal
Tacahneg
McZe
Charles Oilein
Coast
Peckham
George Yh
Taraatoo
Tieala
Cenyott
Caldwall
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Caldwenl
Cal
Harry Pierce
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Rgmt
Herce
Beinye
GAC. Port
W.R.C
Masonic ‘Hall
Lr A. F. I
Sham
Isham
Cates
Oteta
Lustiauster
James Ford
Focal Artics
Uuilty
Reclamation Association
Irrigation
Boisei
Sub Reclamation Association
R. Reed
Fur Reclamation
Mack Canyon
Newport
Notux
Canyon Con
Idaho
Pau
Ned Jens Wenn
Joys
Reclama
Snydes County
Eas
Ater
Heise
Taymien
Hany
Stinton
Addams County
Andeese
Utilities Commission
Wilder Terminal
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