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The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1912

Page

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Van Duyn Easily Leads in Idaho State Debate

Commentary on state and county politics dominates the Idaho scene as Van Duyn leads discussions on tax reform and legislative strategy. The house and senate weigh a general revenue bill, while Governor Hawley faces potential veto and party leadership shifts stir the Democratic caucus.

Idaho E. G. Davis Oneida County Tax Commission Tevier State Board of Equalizant Iaft State Board of Equalization The Tribune General Revenue Tate Tax Or Revenue Lay Commission Hawley House Senate Nugent

Campaign for Caldwell and Vicinity smoker draws crowd

The Caldwell Commercial Club hosted a Campaign for Caldwell and Vicinity smoker in club rooms. The event featured a strong vocal and instrumental program, enthusiastic attendance by prominent men who toasted. speakers included Mayor Walter Griffiths, H W Dorman, J H Lowell, B Gowen, John J Plowhead, and others. A hand-out and coffee followed the program.

Caldwell Commercial Club Caldwell Walter Griffiths H. W. Dorman Lowell Roswell John J. Plowhead Dean Pioneer Curtis Haydon A. E Gipson Pioneer Agnenithat Press M. Molt R. Willowhead Internal Revenue Solfector Veral

Deaths Toll Never Dims in Sunny Slope Local Family

Three deaths reported in the area with details on Mrs. J M Stalker who died at Sunny Slope after childbirth. She 22, daughter of J T Connell of Peaceful Valley, survived by husband and extended family. Funeral held at Platt-Peckham chapel. Also J F Lucas died at 79 from asthma, with seven children and five daughters mentioned, funeral at Pratt-Peckham chapel. Milton Nicholson, 54, died of heart failure at Pleasant Ridge, interred at Greenleaf, funeral by Platt-Peckham Co.

J. M. Stalker Sunny Slope Pennsylvania Lucas Ho HM Nolen Pratt- Peckham Milton Nicholson Pleasant Ridge Nicholson Greenleaf Plart- Peckham Co

Wyckolf Renovates Main Street Drug Store

Wyckolf the Main street druggist is renovating his store, converting an off gallery into balcony stockroom space, adding a beam ceiling, and planning a new front in spring. The shop already shows a refreshed layout and a more modern appearance.

Wyckol C. E. Wyckolf Wycko

Knights of Pythians Enjoy Themaslves

Knights of Pythias held a social evening at the E. P. hall on Wednesday with a small turnout. A fine musical program preceded a banquet and rosettes, all enjoyed by attendees. The K P lodge portrays rapid growth and pride in its hall and members.

Knights of Pythian Knights of Pythias E. P. Hall K. P. Lodge

Will Erect New Motel In Jordan Valley

Henry Bassett, proposer of the Jordan Valley hotel burned recently, visited the city this week with plans for a new 40 room hotel at Jordan Valley. The modern building will be on the site of the former structure and work will start as soon as materials can be freighted in.

Henry Bassett Jordan Valley

Hope for relief homesteaders receive three year bill

A three year homestead bill reported unanimous by the committee would let homesteaders in the Boise Valley and west gain title after three summers of cultivation. They could leave land each winter for six months while residence time still counts toward the requirement. The measure, backed by Senator Booth and reformers, is expected to pass with little opposition.

Senate Booth Boise Valley Glenbery A. Washington Disputch Able Boral Wa

Student activities and meetings at local school clubs

Last Monday evening the group held a religious meeting and a Columbian Literary Society session. Professors Stewart and speakers highlighted debates, music, and readings while election results loom for upcoming student offices. Public notices invite attendance at future gatherings.

Stewart Washington Schools Trea Maion Columbian Literary Society Uebuters Claus Edgar Oakes

Trustees Seek City to Replace Dirt Front of School

City council and school trustees have held several meetings over replacing dirt removed two years ago in front of the high school. Trustees request the city bear the cost, hoping for a satisfactory resolution. Stewart Maxey, son of Mr and Mrs Maxey, underwent an operation at Poise Toreday and is now recovering at home after illness.

City Camneil Sche Uoon Stewart WS. Maxey

Grange Holds Strong Meeting at New Plymouth

Idaho State Grange delegates from 30 locals gathered at New Plymouth for a convention. New officers were elected including Master H Harland, overseer M N Webb, lecturer Mrs J H Whittet, and secretary C S French, with resolutions urging tax reform and county district organization.

Ileanhal New Plymouth Salwry H. Harland Payette Meridian D. Mullen Nampa A. Allen H. Trout Roawell Idaho Tax Commission

State Demands Money From Canyon County for 1907 Taxes

Idaho officials dispute a 1907 tax discrepancy in Canyon County. State Treasurer Allen notes a due amount of 1505.13, while State Auditor Taylor records 1508.19. County Treasurer Monk plans full Boise audit as the 1909 books also audited show accuracy. The piece references broader legislative appropriations and local civic plans, including a forthcoming concert season led by Prof. Gordon and band organization in Caldwell.

Canyon County Idaho C. S. Geisler C. E. Goastind Mank Allen Boise H Monk Caldwell Atlanta Monk Taylor State of Idaho Dee Will Monk O. V. Allen D. Taylor C. K Goaslind

Nampa Hope Glimmering Fades on Woolen Mill Scheme

Nampa hopes for a mammoth woolen mill and smelter fade as promoter Charles J. Gage sits in Baker County jail on a string of bad checks. His wife, promoting contracts for wool sales, lured rope-seeking mills with a Portland syndicate claim while debt and legal trouble mount. Local authorities and investors react as the plan collapses and the jail holds Gage awaiting grand jury action.

Caldwell Yiciai Nampa Erald Chua. H. Gage Ida‘ho Boker City Baker City Portand W Eel Gage Oregon Bearston Homestead Snake River Sneke River Blue River Justice of the Peace Peterson Gay Hi. H. Clifford Lane Scandsio Stearney

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van Duyn Deviljah O. M. van Duyn H. Peterson Thi J. F. MacLane Beterson Brady Commercial Club Borth Grange New Plymouth John Ripler John D. Robertson Weiser Tare Omae Sesenene Sevteces Soo Izaablar Duncan McKensie Rockville Robert Burns Arm of the Law Oregon City
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