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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1923

Page

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Hyde Elected To Head Caldwell Commercial Club For Year

Aden Myde editor of The Tribune was elected president of the Caldwell Commercial club at the annual meeting. R T Hurtt was chosen secretary and RT McConaughey was elected vice president. Board members named include Carl Tyler, E A Wheeler, Chester McArtor and others with plans to energize the board’s role. Road repairs were discussed and a workday proposed to address mudholes on Caldwell area roads.

Aden Myde the Tribune Caldwell Commercial Club F. T. Feuling Caldwell Retail Merchants’ Association Flyd R. T. Hurtt J. J H. Gipson W. H.rivat Mr. Hurtt RT. McConaughey Carl Tyler Mr. Blunt E. A. Wheeler Chester McArtor Commercial Club Board of Directors Fred Hoffman H. J. Johnson F. M Cole Fred Hateh Blunt Gem State Caldwell Hurtt Gipson E. MH. Plowhead

Improvements Planned at Local Cas Company Office

The Boise office announces interior changes including an interior door cut to the basement work room and new linoleum for the front office floor. Minor improvements are planned, with CA Snyder and Glenn Baker of the Boise exchange in charge of the work.

Cas | Company Ca, Snyder Glenn Baker Boise Exchange

Boise Family Moves to Caldwell Store Post

Carl and family of Boise will reside at the Redway residence in Caldwell at Ninth and Chicago street. Mr Carl is identified with the Alexander interests and will assist in the Caldwell store.

Carl Boise Caldwell Redway Ninth and Chicago Street Alexander

New Show Heads Selected Tuesday by Poultry Directors

Archie Larsen, Weiser. A J Shearer Payette. A F Talcott Pleasant Ridge. Leslie Long Boise named out of town directors. C H McCandless Nampa replaced. Local Board includes Aden Hyde, R T Hurtt, Jess Gowen, W H Blut. Hyde becomes Commercial Club president. January plans aim to bring prize birds from Gooding to Caldwell for state exhibit. Miles Cannon backs Tree show and institute. fate tied to governor Moore and state expense cuts.

Ne Ger State Poultry Association Archie Larsen Ad Weiser A. J. Shearer Payette A. F. Talcott Pleasant Ridge Leslie Long Boise Mr. Talcott C H. McCandless Nampa Aden Hyde R. T. Hurtt Jess Gowen W. H. Blut Hyde Commercial Club John Smeed Caldwell Miles Cannon Agriculture C. C. Moore

College of Idaho to meet University of Idaho next fall

Anse Cornell's College of Idaho may play the University of Idaho next year in Moscow on September 29 or October 6. Telegram offers both dates and coach expects a strong squad with veterans Jackson and Lowell eligible again, plus new high school players joining.

Anse Cornell College of Idaho University of Idaho Moscow Albert Knudson Harvard Idaho Jackson Blake Lowell

Warren Chosen Caldwell Post Commander At Armory Meeting

George Warren local attorney was elected post commander at a well attended Caldwell American Legion gathering held at the armory Wednesday. Officers elected include Frank Meek adjutant Merve McConnel first vice commander Bruce Leiser second vice commander Jesse Brandt chaplain Harry Grimes sergeant at arms and C A Scott Bill Rimerman and C J Shorb on the executive committee. Plans include bulletin boards a memorial flag pole at Memorial park and a district convention with about 50 legionaries expected from Nampa.

George Warren American Legion Armory Warren Frank Meek Merve McConnel Bruce Leiser Jesse Brandt Harry Grimes C. A.scott Bill Rimerman C. J. Shorb Memorial Park Jack Stewart

Correspondent Fails to Sign Letters To Tribune

The Tribune received two epistles via post office postage stamps, content unreadable due to childish scrawl on yellow paper. Names unclear despite careful perusal by George and Nell. The letters appeared to be a prank or unclear message with digits read as 234.9170.

Tribune George Nell

Merchants Discuss Local Issues at Caldwell Meeting

The Caldwell Retail Merchants' association addressed future timing of a proposed road program by the united civic organizations. They expect strict enforcement of the city peddling ordinance and report light outages during the Christmas rush to the city council. Delegates urged enforcement of billboard post ordinances and cooperation with utility companies to paint poles.

United Civic Organizations of Caldwell Retail Merchants’ Association

McCall Expected Home From California Visit

Caryn MuMu ty farm bureau agent now manager of the Idaho Producers Union is daily expected home from California where he spent the holidays with his family. Mr McCall made the trip a combined pleasure and business affair studying farm co operative marketing methods there. E Amey of Spokane an official of the Northern Pacific railroad was a Caldwell visitor Thursday and lunched with the Kiwanis club.

Wee Ko Meee Fofmet Caryn cuMu Ty Farm Bureau Idaho Producers’ Union California Mr. McCall E Amey Spokane Northern Pacific Railroad Caldwell Kiwanis Club

Forward Club Sets January Meeting and February Playlet

The Forward club held an enthusiastic meeting on Tuesday January 9 with a talk on the state wide school tax by J J Rae who backed endorsement. Dr Carl Solomon of the College of Idaho arranged a fine program featuring Miss Doris Rae dramatic one act The Spreading of News and Miss Freda Brown singing two solos with accompaniment by Mrs Willard Johnson. Hostesses included Mrs F M Breshears Mrs C J Cupfer Mrs James Young Mrs Sarah P Driscoll Mrs Thomas Farrer and Mrs C L Autin.

Forward Club Carl Salomon Williat J. J. Rae Carl Solomon College of Idaho Doris Rae Freda Brown Willard Johnson F. M. Breshears C.J. Cupfer James Young Sarah P Driscoll Thomas Farrer C. L. Autin

American Legion Auxiliary Card Party and Kensington Evening

Members of the American Legion Auxiliary plan a fundraising card party and Kensington at the armory hall 1002 Arthur Street on Wednesday afternoon January 17. Activities include bridge and five hundred, with prizes, a good lunch, and a 25 cent guest contribution. No invitations sent. readers urged to attend and notify Franklin Meek or Mrs. F M Breshears by Monday.

American Legion Auxiliary Kensington Armory Hall Arthur Street Mrrank Meek F. M. Breshears

Madden Elected Head of Caldwell Red Cross

Madden was chosen as head of the Caldwell Red Cross chapter at the annual meeting held Monday evening at the Red Cross building. He succeeds Henry Ze who had served as head the past year. The slate also named officers including vice chairman D. Efarma, secretary J. Duitley, treasurer Frank Menford, assistant secretary A. Hintor, and executive secretary Mrs HM Robimwwn. Seventeen of twenty five district organizations attended, with representatives named to the Red Cross executive board from local groups.

Ross Madden Caldwell Red Cross J. B. Gawen C. D. Parkhiser G. W. Montgomery W. E. Blant WH. D. Manta R BL Scatterday A. I. Myers Frank Meek Mary Newell Margaret Knowlton Mesdamies Theron Lafferty Amelia Anderson R. S. Madden M. G. McConnel TE Buckner Frank Breshears Geo Merritt May McDowell Curtis Hayton Ella Holt C OM. Lindsey Wilder A. Symims Sunny Slope Marnie Hadsall Middleton Earl Baird Marble Front Fred Platt Parma A. N. Mvador Briar Rose

Farm Bureau program set for Canyon county meeting

The Canyon County Farm Bureau holds its tenth annual meeting next Wednesday January 17 at Caldwell City Hall with a 10 30 a m start. W T McCall reports on potato and head lettuce marketing for the Idaho Producers Union. Officers will be elected after lunch amid talks on the economic situation by H G Peckham and various industry reports from Hi K Wiley Pren Moore and the Pacific Cooperative associations. Breithaupt of Mather county Oregon will discuss better marketing practices.

Canyon County Form Bureau Caldwell Idaho Producers’ Union W. T. McCall McCall H. G. Peckham Idaho State Farm Bureau Federation Hi. K. Wiley Idaho State Seed Growers’ Association Pacific Co-operative Poultry Producers Pren Moore University Fatension Service Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers’ Association L. Jm. Breithaupt

Caldwell Kiwaiians Invite Idaho Legislators to Banquet

Caldwell Kiwaiians propose an evening banquet inviting members of both house and senate during the seventeenth Idaho legislature session. A special interurban car may be provided for transport if accepted. Dr J W Gue presented the proposal at the club meeting noting the event would boost social ties and regional interest.

Caldwell Kiwaiians Board of Directors House Senate J. W. Gue Northwest Arney Representa Northern Pacific Coeur d'Alenes Whitman County N. P Samuel Hungerford College of Idaho F. F. Beate

College Quintet to Play Friday at Meridian Town Team

The College of Idaho quintet will face Meridian town team this Friday evening at the high school gym. It will be C of I’s second game this season after defeating Mountain Home 30 to 9 last Friday. Key players Blake Lowell and Bill Specht have been irregular in practice, and Meridian is described as having a strong center and a reputation for fielding capable teams.

College of Idaho Meridian Gymnassium Owen Grim Blake Lowell Bill Specht Tte Meridian

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry Beck Board of County Commissioners Gem State Poultry Association State Poultry Show U. of I Legion James Harris Lester Albert Ralph Breshears Gowen Madden Zeh Organization Dano Solon C. E. Arney R. W. Oakes Oakes Brothers Meridian Town Team
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