Meeting of Puyette-Noise Water Users Ends Lively
At Caldwell the annual stockholders meeting of the Puyette-Noise Water Users Association saw board elections with E Jordan and WG Sparks replacing WW Kingston and E C Bradley after a heated vote. A major agenda item was converting the group into an irrigation district to compel landowners to fund the project, prompting strong debate over water rights sales and the Arrowrock railway disposition.
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Puyette-Noise
Caldwell
Wee
J- H. Kelm
E. Jordan
JW. Brandt
Wa Mesan
M. Rankin
San Hunt
A.C. Johns
Ude
WG Sparks
Kingston
E. C. Bradley
Percy White
L. Kennedy
Bradley
Weral
Arrowrack
Reclamation Service
Gratt
Look
Join Look
Fargo
Air
Load
Vel
Rome
Page & Mott
Hole
Water Unera Organise Payette-Boive Water Users Board
Water users association board organized in Payette Boise area on Tuesday afternoon. G H Kel named president succeeding J W Brant. C F Oellien chosen vice president, Sam Hunt re-elected treasurer, W L Girard remains secretary.
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Payette-Boive Water Users’ Association
G. H. Kel
J W. Brant
CF. Oellien
Sam Hunt
W. L. Girard
Gum Shoers Busy in Caldwell This Week
Caldwell residents report a surge of gum shoe activity as undercover agents chase bootleggers. A Caldwell organization offers a 50 dollar reward for convictions, with 250 dollars for certain individuals. The city sees several suspects, including alias figures, while bootlegging cases remain unsettled amid conflicting evidence. A detective agency may open after current operations conclude.
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Len
Caldwell
Whiakers
Cit
Wradley
Hotoe
Walker
Gumbo
Payotie
Akiddo
Wille Wyengarten
Nome
J A Wroten Suffers Severe Stagecoach Accident
J A Wroten, contractor on the Jordan Valley stage, had a serious accident Monday when he attempted to alight from a moving heavy truck. He broke both ankles and one hand, and after initial treatment at Caldwell he faced possible further complications as doctors treated him for his injuries.
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J. A. Wroten
Joritan Valley
Momedate
Mier
Wroten
Caldwell
Farrer
Stone set to seek county attorney nomination
Alfred P. Stone, Caldwell lawyer, announces plan to seek the Republican nomination for county attorney. He notes past primary defeat by a small margin and claims strong county support. Stone says he will run if a clearer path appears and that friends urge his candidacy.
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Alfred P. Stone
Caldwell
Stone
Butery
W. A Stone
Canyon County
Alfred Stone
The
Tribune
Sinfer
Btone
Caldwell farmers win first prizes on corn
Caldwell farmers Tobias and Winslow earned top awards at a national corn show held in St Paul. Tobias won the first prize, a silver cup valued at 80 dollars, while W J Winslow of Greentree took second prize, a bronze cup valued at 3000 dollars. The display featured corn from every state in the Union.
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Caldwell
Boice Valley
St Paul
Jromm
Tobias
W. J. Winslow
Greenteat
St. Paul
French government takes ten cars of horses
Weench army officers completed a second inspection of horses the Union Stock Yards Tuesday evening. In total 210 horses were accepted at this inspection. December had the fire inspection this month finished when 110 head of horses were accepted. There will not be another inspection by the French until about mid February.
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Weench Army
Yaris
Horace
Roane Seeks College Support For Major Funding
President Roane of the college pursues broad backing from the General Educational Board to secure potential funding. If approved, a near half billion dollar ear may become available for the college, opening the path to significant expansion.
Bull Moose Convention Set for Chicago City
The Bull Moose and Progressive Navona conventions will meet in Chicago at the same time as Republicans. Chiewel has been chosen as the convention city for the Bull Moose gathering.
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Chicago
Chiewel
Board Reelected by Pirat National
Stockholders of the First National Bank met in their city on Tuesday. Officers were reelected and a slate of directors confirmed. Names include LM Congriff as president with Walter Gelfths as vice president and W P Lynn, Flendon, and TD Sor as directors with J A Tucker as assistant cashier.
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First National Banke
LM. Congriff
Walter Gelffths
W. P. Lynn
Ff Flendon
TD Sor
J. A. ‘Tucker
Aesistant
Daughters of Rev and Mrs Hawkes Mourn Abbie Ann Hawkes
Abbie Ann Hawkes aged 36, daughter of Rev and Mrs W. E. Hawkes, died December 24 after a month illness from anaemia. Four brothers attended the funeral held December 26. A teacher in Providence for 12 years she planned to teach at Rhode Island State Normal. She was active in church Sunday school and civic circles. Family unable to attend due to severe winter weather.
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Hawkes
Abbie Ann
Provident
Tne
Cameo
Providence
Avent Pee
Rhode Island State Normal
Odd Fellows Install Officers at Caldwell Lodge
Odd Fellows convened at Caldwell lodge last Wednesday to install new officers. Names listed include P. Johnson financial secretary, ES Hammond conductor, TR Wheeler, N. oh E. ine, WT Wonley superintendent, and others. unclear fragments note positions and attendees.
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The
Caldwell
Gurwell Hing
Mi Anleeks
A. Moore
P. Johnson
Sokal
ES Hammond
Isha
TR Wheeler
Giardiey
Wonley
Tell Anche
Davis Fires First Gun in Idaho Primary Campaign
Captain E G Davis will open the Republican primary campaign in Nampa speaking at the municipal parish house on the topic The Underlying Cause of Bad Government in Idaho He is a veteran public figure and may announce his gubernatorial bid later The article also notes activity by Senator D W Davis of American Falls and mentions Van Deveen and Broxson on the Progressive side as well as Secretary Barker's auto revenue figures.
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Moise
Caph
Davis
Nan Bie
Vinicopal
Idaho
Caprain Davis Ie
Aly
Rennstante
Republican State Central Committee
Haines
Davin
D. W. Davin
American Falls
Taylor
Crime Atther Han
van Dewees
Chirenee van Deusen
Progressive
Ueame Prace
van Deuven
CO. Broxon
Can
Tredster
Broxson
Rogeensie Party
National Pro
Nationa
Xeema Sertini
Automahiler
George Barker
Weaperry
Orin
Secretary of State
Barker
Jo Efcase Il
David Nate
Succor Creek Irrigation Project To Start By June
Succor Creek Irrigation district officials say construction on the canal and diversion works will begin by June 18 after weeks of surveying for a reservoir, canal, and dam system. The plan aims to reclaim 6500 acres in Idaho and 108 in Oregon, supplying about 6000 acre-feet of water to the Gem District and reducing annual power costs. The project bears a preliminary estimate of 2.5 million dollars and includes a rock fill reservoir 140 feet high with 650000 cubic yards of earth and rock.
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Guy McGen
Succor Creek
Meyer
Conatitusinn
Tdlaho
Oregon
We. Graff
Canyon County youths win state gem fair banner again
Canyon county boys and girls 4 H clubs excel at the Idaho State Fair in Boise and Caldwell with a repeat victory earning the prestigious 84 banner for superior corn and canning club results. Notable feats include high corn yields by Lad Loveman and strong showings by Parma and Fruitland teams. The banner becomes a permanent Canyon possession if repeated next year.
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Sangam County
Idaho
Td, Paticr Amt
Caldwell
Boise
Canyon County Lava
Taising Cor
Potatpes
Canping Cla
Aila
HM Vhe Gaal Commany
Pomta Canyon County
Atlanth
Marion Ralph
Kunn Ott Wormta Records
Ada County
Canyon
Aix
Joe Aboter
Nampaook
Wallace Metcalf
Nampa
Ohree
Paul Lorman
Parma
Richard Your
Fruitland
Aml Jesu Williams
Greanleay
Leva Symms
Suny Slove
Sunny
Canyon County
Henry J Zeh Elected President of the Commercial Club
Henry J Zeh was elected president of the Commercial Club for the coming year, with W. B. Maxey re-elected as vice president. New directors were chosen, and Lewis retired as president. The unusually large turnout highlighted a year expected to bring active club work and community development.
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Henry J. Zeh
Commercial Club
Maxey
Lewin
Yeates
Methodist Cantata Choir to Present Sacred Works This Winter
The Methodist choir, led by Dennett, plans a winter cantata program featuring twenty four young vocalists and a substantial investment in materials and choir preparation. The choir aims for high quality performances that align with Sunday services and “History of Religious Music,” seeking broad support from parishioners and audiences.
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Samaria
Ster
Noale Dennett
Soho
Io Coldwell
Ehoir
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Magee
Dropoud
Water Unera Organise
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Mor Ee
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Paul Corn Show
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Roane
Alo
Leanes
New York
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Mel Borne Ts Ty
General Board
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Pirat National
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State Land Board
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Servinies
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Mom
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J. Jo Lilly
Meank Copples
Gipson
Uae
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Com Wen
Aterance
Profeasoy Beale
Johnson
Cla
G. Cowden
McCail
Milerhe Vlan
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Clulsa
J. Miller
Ml, Nowell
MM Praatey
Wrehhy
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