Death of John S. Hickey Landmark Idaho man dies at 67
John S. Hickey of Nampa Canyon County dies of heart failure at age 67 after a long career from Peekskill to Rawlins to Pocatello. Survived by wife, sister Helen Collipriet brother Peter Hickey son C R Hickey daughter Mrs W Dewey and six grandchildren. Hickey helped found a real estate and banking presence and was a prominent early Idaho business leader.
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John 5
Hickey
Nampa
Canyon County
Helen Collipriegt
Peter Hickey
C. R Hickey
W. ©. Dewey
Fire Apparatus Makes First Run Test
The new high power fire engine performed its first service call on Wednesday to extinguish a small fire at Mrs Havird’s residence on Sixth Avenue and Fillmore. A brief delay occurred while pipe fitters were ready. The engine arrived within the block after a six block run and returned to headquarters in under ten minutes.
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Mra. Havird
Yunner
Sixth Avenue
Fillmore
Cn Tive
Seamstress Vows General Help Despite Ads
Fragmentary OCR notes show a seamstress named Howell at 1120 Altay seeking general assistance or vows related to making iesemaking and eat. The readable details suggest a personal remedy or service request with no clear event or outcome.
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Howell
Stung French and Must Suffer in Check Fraud Case
A man named French, accused of circulating counterfeit or worthless checks, was arrested in Medford and pledged to be brought back for charges. Authorities traced the suspect to Moscow and Cald, noting about $140 in bad checks. The case involves Clingam county and Sheriff Breshears coordinating with Bedford authorities.
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Pame
Medford
Mistes
Clingam
Bedford
Breshears
Cald
Walens
Fragmentary OCR from historical notice yields unclear names
The readable text lists scattered proper names and phrases with no clear event or outcome. Entities include Rand Mire, Sion, Devers, Weatcot, Winey, Brueat, Bonne, Harrioxton, Jackson, Bryan, Hoffman, Henry, Wescott, Sadie, Grab Saewart, and others in a garbled context. No verifiable action or date emerges.
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Cone
Rand Mire
Sion
Sington
Devers Boyes
Weatcot
Winey
Brueat Bonne
Harrioxton
Jackson
Bryan
Hoffman
Henry
Witers
Gue
Blondel
Mrs. Frost
Sadie’ Wescott
Grab Saewart
Reatett Plessure
City Grants Short Line Franchise for Alley Spur
The Caldwell city council approved a franchise for Short Line to build and maintain a spur along the alley north of the railroad from Third to Tenth Avenue. The railroad must complete work within 60 days, shifting warehouses from Main Street toward the new spur, reducing fire risk. Bids for street lighting were to open Saturday February 1, with two companies offering five or ten year contracts and 60 or 120 incandescent lamps. 120 lamps aim to illuminate every street intersection.
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Third
Tenth Avenue
Idaho Traction Company
Caldwell
Main Street
Apa
Beaver River Company
Syntexa
Soversign
Hnetlenle Tnial Department
Sovereign
Linke
Miss Wilton Wallace Hosts C B C Club Gathering
Mrs W Hayman hosted a club event at 7400 Dearhogr Street with Miss Grefehsa Briggs as guest of honor. Red white and green decor set the scene for cone tests and games. Prize winners included Miss Fordyce and Mira Lanvender. guests listed include Gretchen Drigue, Mare je Foy Rae Olmstead, Mary Fine, Gee, Florence McCormick, Jeanie Lanzendori.
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Wilton Wallace
Wrelock
Hayman
Dearhogr St
Miss Fordyce
Namna
Mira Lanvender
Gretchen Drigue
Mare Je Foy Rae Olmstead
Mary Fine
Gee
Florence McCormick
Jeanie Lanzendori
Hendersot Sale of High Grade Cows
Misspelled notice advertises a Mendershot sale of high grade cows and heifers at two sites. It notes nearly all animals will be represented and invites readers to write for details. The ad is printed on thin paper and urges patrons to refer to the lines for particulars.
For Sale Winnemucca Nevada Merchandise Business
For sale: established merchandise business with an old and modern store in Winnemucca Nevada. Ext location in town, beat lines of stalilins. For further information Morris Hofman Co Nevada.
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Winnemucca
Nevada
Stan Ilins
Morris Hofman Co
Nevaé-tai
Attorney 8 Henry Opens His Office Shorthand
Attorney 8 W Henry opens his office amid sparse details in the chaotic garbled text. The readable fragments indicate a local legal figure beginning practice, with no clear dates or locations provided.
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W. Henry
Caldwell Club backs internal development under Dorman
Anke Club members back W Dorman as Caldwell Commercial club president for 1913 focusing on internal development of local industries. He urges support for agriculture horticulture and livestock growth, mentions publicity funds, seed growing, fruit by products canning and evaporation, and an experimental farm adjoining the city to aid regional progress.
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Tr. W. Dorman
Commercial Club
Darman
Dt Caldwell
Mr. Dorman
Dorman
Caldwell Commercial Clibs
Caldwell Commercial Club
Caldwell
Erin
Indus
Ith
Real Mar
Community Letter Calls Unity Amid Farm Inquiry
A fragmented editorial urges collective action by workers and residents to support farm state oversight. It argues public scrutiny, shared effort, and solidarity against disruptive elements, warning divisive voices may be silenced by consequence.
I Am The Party He Belongs To
A Tribune reporter asked a residence door for political affiliation. The lady host answered with humor that she herself is the party the gentleman belongs to, emphasizing her stance with a curt refusal and a witty retort. The exchange reflects local intrigue about party loyalty.
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the Tribune
T House
JM. Greenfield
Youner
Aterely
Miss Mae Wood to Enter Seattle Bible School
Friends of Miss Mae Wood report she will sever ties with Dr Miller to attend a Bible school in Seattle for missionary training. She expresses regret at leaving Caldwell friends but plans a brief stay, then return to pursue Sunday school missionary work after completing preliminary studies.
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Mae Wood
Miller
Seattle
Mine Wood
Caldwell
Abe
Ahe
Death of S N Moe From Pneumonia in City
S N Moe a well known local businessman dies from pneumonia on a Friday after a brief illness. He was born in Norway and lived in Silver City before returning to Caldwell where he ran a jewelry and repair shop. Survived by sister Ida Grete of Silver City. He had been a member of the T O for 27 years.
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N. Mog
Moemarti
Grete
Charles N
Great Sliver
Dehan
T. O
Patents for Wilder Lots Move Forward in Land Office
Addison J. Smith met Monday with the General Land Office Commissioner to urge immediate patent issuance for land at Wilder to transfer town lot titles. The case, normally delayed months, would be expedited due to many interested parties and a large number of interested buyers.
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Addison J. Smith
General Land Office
Wilder
Sunday Worship At Christian Church Appeals To Faith
A fragment from a church notice urges regular services next Sunday at the Christian Church. It emphasizes worship as essential to moral life and questions the value of Bible school and youth meetings if the church overclaims its role.
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Desides
Budalow Port Union Frays Prompt January Meeting
Parish group Friends of the Caldwell Union asks members to arrive Friday and invite others.
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JL Friends of the Caldwell Union
Rome
Idaho State Band to Present Minstrel Show on Main Street
The Idaho State Band, a 14 piece orchestra, will perform a minstrel show January 27 and 28 along Main Street. Proceeds benefit a local cause. The program features Remick medleys, vaudeville numbers, and solo performances, with tickets at 50 and 75 cents.
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Nooo
Main Street
Pisce
Idaho
Lhiman
Gabe
Stengle
Satartoga
Caldwell Summer Bank Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of Caldwell Summer Bank shareholders on Tuesday, the entire board of directors was reelected for another year. Officers also remained the same. Directors listed include John C. Ice, J. H. Lowell, Robert Aik, PF Chaney, A. Greenland, 13. Tin ford, A. Ballantyne, HL Plowhead, and F. Lowell.
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Caldwell Summer Bank
John C. Ice
J. H. Lowell
Robert Aik
PF Chaney
A. Greenland
Tinford
A. Ballantyne
HL. Plowhead
F. Lowell
Plowhead
Chaiier
W. F. Marker
Partial Ad Listing 160 Acre Farm Opportunity
Fragmentary notice offers 160 acres of land in California with a cavalryman 10 seed at any fine. Terms to suit, 6 percent interest on deferred payments. Tribune Office BEB pA.
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Alfnita
Fance
Als Rem Tribune Office
BEB Pa
First Presbyterian Church Morning and Evening Worship Notice
The parish schedules morning worship as the third service in the morning and an evening service at 730. Minister William Moll Caxe invites all parishioners and community members to attend these services and participate in the church’s religious activities.
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Eleamar
William Moll Caxe
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