Caldwell News Roundup: Week of July Events and People
Caldwell notes report July Fourth observances, local visitors, vacations, charity, and civic affairs. Mentions include H. W. Dorman in Boise, Mrs. Alice Bloomfield visiting Caldwell, Miss Esther Wilkins from Evansville, and Scott valley trips. Local crimes, land cases, bank openings, and court adjournments surface alongside factory, dairy, and railroad notes. Socials, weddings, deaths, and community services intersperse with crop, hay, and cattle updates and forthcoming Canyon County Fair plans.
Enticements for Caldwell Church lecture and concert series
The management has arranged with Rev Prin gle to lecture the picture and has secured top local musical talent. Two entertainments per evening at 8 and 9 30. Tickets on sale at Saratoga News Stand and Mage box office.
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Pringle
Caldwell Methodist Church
Saratoga
Travel notes and social events from a regional paper
Mrs J A Young and daughter return home from Bdge and Pearl while Rev and Mrs J G Cowden plan a Alaska trip with relatives and a private yacht. They will sail from Seattle July 6 and visit Alaska, then return to Silverton or the beach to see their son Ralph Cowden. Local church groups and clubs held events and visits, including a measuring social and a Forward club meeting.
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J. A. Young and Daughter
Bdge
Pearl
J. G. Cowden
Alaska
Dalles
Ralph Cowden
Silverton
Ore
Presbyterian Sunday School
Campbell
Forward Club
Uly
Commercial Club
Clea
Christan Church Sunday Services and Meetings
Sunday schedule lists communion at 11 30 a m and preaching at 8 pm. Bible school at 10 30 am. Christian Endeavor and Ladies Aid meet at 2 30 pm at the home of Sire A 2 Mast Watnestey. Pastor H C Shaw.
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Christan Church
Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid
Sire
Watnestey
H.C. Shaw
Methodist Church Sunday schedule and Independence Day service
Morning events at 10 30 Sunday school 11 80 preaching service. Evening programs at 7 00 Epworth League and 8 00 Independence Day service with theme Essential Elements of National Greatness. Special music led by TM A Pringle Pastor.
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Epworth League
A. Pringle
Presbyterian Church Services and Temperance Meeting
The Presbyterian Church outlines Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. worship by Rev. Cowden at 11:30 a.m. jail service at 3:30 p.m. Junior and Senior C. B. at 3:45 and 7:15 respectively. At 8:00 p.m. a temperance discussion follows featuring A statement of the solutions offered, The Liquor Question by R. H. Davis Jr, Instead of the Saloon What by Ralph Beal, with Miss Isabel Squier as chorister. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8:16 p.m. F. B. Springer, Minister.
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Cowden
R. H. Davis, Jr
Ralph Beal
Isabel Squier
Springer
Sunday School and Worship Schedule Update
Sunday school at 10 39. Service on Sunday morning next and thereafter on every other Sunday morning until further notice.
Independence Day Hymn Reflects on Nation’s Founding
Poem by W A Pringle praises God as ruler of nations and recalls fathers who faced the sea and built a nation. It invokes divine blessing on early settlers, their toil, and the birth of freedom through trial, tears, and blood, framing a royal lineage under divine covenant.
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W. A. Pringle
State Land Sale at Caldwell Idaho Lands
Public sale of Idaho state lands in Canyon County Caldwell at 10 AM Saturday. Lands offered on deferred payment terms with one tenth of annual interest on the balance and installments due monthly. Notice signed by M L Church Register for State Board of Land Commissioners.
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Col. L. V. Patch
Payette
Tribune
Canyon County
Col. Patch
Montie B.aoe
Caldwell
Pendleton
Oregon
Oregon State Bankers Association
Montie
the Tribune
van Duyn Rooe
Chairman Pratt
Board of Commissioners
Van
Ed Collens
Aguas
Hepines Wi
Lean
Budge
Eevires Tier
Belubse
Casctecken
State Board of Land I Commissioners
M. L. Church
Editor Tricks Tramp Feeds Rumor to Save Paper
An office boy reports a starving tramp at the door. The editor orders feeding him, saying if they learn how he ate, they can run the paper for a week. The exchange hints at a cunning scheme behind a news story.
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Soaring Eagle
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Royal Cafe
H. W. Dorman
Boise
Alice Bloomfield
Nampa
Maggie Trevey
Friends Payette
Frank Davis
Caldwell Boat Factory
Pierce Park
State Board of Pardons
Harry Orchard
Dr. Ed
Maxey
Daughter
Joe Blue
Jordan Valley
Esther Wilkins
Hvansville
Lodiana
John Flynn
Robert Sturgeon
Scott Valley
Carl Geisler
Carl F. Hildreth
San Francisco, Idaho & Montana Railroad
Kingsley
Cupp
Salvation Army of Nampa
Miller's Grove
Tim Driscoll
W. D. Hannah
William Henderson
John L. Fifer
Col. Clay
City
Uncle Sam
Snake River
American State Bank
Bryan
Weiser
Caldwell Clothing Co
W. P. Carter
Mr. Carter
A. K. Steunenberg
Tom
Portland
Frank Davie
Charley Platt
Kimball Avenue
Chicago Streets
J. H. Lowell
Messrs. Thompson
D. R. Hubbard
Mr. Thompson
Upper Embankment
Deer Flat Reservoir
Edward Gott
Idaho
Guy Barnum
Caldy
Mr. Barnum
Dubois
Dganver
Oh. B. Aven
Denver
Mr. Aven
J. R. Beal
Beal
James Patton
Roya! Cafe
Canyon Hill
Caldwell Interurban
H. E. King
G. H. Handy
Junction City
W. S. Hawks
Hawks Nursery Co
Roswell
J. G. Turner
Main Street
Middleton
D. N. Smith
Ogden
Mr. Smith
A. E B. Harris
Pocatello
School Teachers’ Club of
Georgia McFarland
Ada F. Madden
Butte
California
Madden
R. J. Anderson
Black Pearl
Mr. Anderson
Thomas Hartley
J. F. McIntire
Jones Undertaking
ER. M. Brass
Duck Valley
Ernest
J. C. Rice
Smith
C. Golden
Shorb
Frank Howard
John 8. Sinclair
Owyhee County
Sinclair
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W. A. Stone
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Shoshone
Magic Theatre
Methodist Church
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