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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1919

Page

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Caldwell Fourth of July Celebration Promises Big Day

Caldwell celebrates the fourth with a full program and massive crowds expected. Committees report all tasks completed, with Sunrise Anvil hours, a Caldwell Band concert, a parade, and an address by Judge Baldridge. Local farmers tout profits from cattle and butter, while officers urge participation and hospitality for guests.

Caldwell Riuy Til Plowhead Anvil Shorus Hom H. C. Baldridge Ted

Fall Fruit Car Demand Estimated At 4600 Freight Cars

Idaho fruit districts report needing about 4600 freight cars to ship this fall’s apple prune and peach crops. Weiser to Pocatello lines expect 500 cars for prunes and 360 for peaches, with Sapport from districts including Fruitland, Twin Falls, Ontario, Parma, New Plymouth and Boise-Nampa. Horticultural group backs expedited freight loss claims and minor rule tweaks. building permits listed for a groom shop and tire service site.

Idaho Weiser Pocatello Ditriet Emmits Syne Slope Jrogan Twin Falls Ontario Adrian Parma New Plymouth Apse Valley Boise Nampa Rae Penaestas Payette Eumete Council Horticultural Society U. S. ‘ Toad Administration Freight Claims Department Association H. A. Lyons Fayette

Card of Thanks and Memorial Notes

A card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for tributes and assistance at the funeral of a wife and mother. It mentions Mr Charles Ziehler Ziesler and Mr Ray Seigerman, with family names Webb and Mawhes, noting a nursery man and a local employment update. A telephone number for a waiting list and plans to travel to Port and My are included, along with a notice of treatments and an expected month away.

Pubera Charles, Ziealer Ziesler Ares Ray Seigrmerhor Charles T Mawhes Fee Eer

Gipson Family Reunion Brings Members Together This Week

The Gipson family reunion gathers eight children and kin from New Haven Indiana Lewiston Cambridge and Caldwell. Residents Mr and Mrs Gipson plus Dr W C Stalker and son Gipson of Lewiston join for a week long get together marking the first time in years.

Pee Faite Ty Me A. J. Gipson Mr. West Lipson Mes EF. H. Plowhead J.ipson Margaret Gipson

State Land Sale Opens July For 45000 Acres

The state land department will offer 45000 acres of agricultural land in Hutte Hingham Bonneville Teton Fremont and Madison counties during July. Sales run from July 14 to July 25 and feature choice wheat lands along the Snake River valley. Literature and sectional maps showing land locations are available upon application to the state land department.

Atace Land Department Hutte Hingham Bonneville Teton Fremont Madison Snake River Valley State Land Department

Special for Traders on Monday July 7 Notice

Fragmentary notice lists an event for traders on Monday July 7. Mentions M E Gilgan Satchet on Main street near Saratoga hotel and a person named Homer Tasker arriving in Caldwed. Partial phrases reference reclamation and coke taking positions.

M. E. Gilgan Satchet Main Street Saratoga Hotel Homer Tasker Caldwed

Caldwell Automobile & Supplies Dealers' Association Formed

Auto dealers and repair shops met at the Commercial Club to form a permanent association. Officers chosen were F N Bollman as president and Fred L Evang to handle the lead pen. A uniform labor rate of 1.28 per hour and a 50 cent shop charge were set starting July 1, 1919, with a 32 cent retail price for gasoline. Members represented included Andre's Battery Station Auto Machine Shop Canyon Auto Co Delain & McAdno Davis Tire & Rubber Works Shank Auto Co and Service Tire Co.

F. N.bollman Fred L. Evang Conra Mrma Andre's Battery Station Auto Machine Shop Canyon Auto Co Delain & McAdno Davis Tire & Rubber Works Shank Auto Co Service Tire Co Wax Caldwell Automobile & Supplies Dealers’, Association

Special traders day sale on trimmed hats at Gillean Sarchet

One fourth off on all trimmed hats at Gillean Sarchet on Main Street near the Saratoga Hotel. Jude L Bey returned Tuesday from Wer where he had been.

Gillean Sarchet Main Street Thelow Saratoga Hotel Jude L. Bey Wier

Trial of Non-Partisan Leaguers Faces Officials at Trial

Judge BC Dean and County Attorney Beh plan proceedings against Gourt and others linked to the Non-Partisan League. The case involves alleged financial promissory issues and unspecified parties in Minnesota in June 1943.

Gourt Dean Behbe Fis Sae Meas A.C. Tawnley Bresden League Josaph Gilbert Enti-Éielovelir Am

Caldwell Traction proposes 1 cent per mile fare raise

Caldwell Traction Co petitions the public utilities commission to raise passenger fares by about 1 cent per mile. The company reports 1918 revenue of 53 316.25 with net income of 10 116.11 after expenses and taxes. Under the plan round trips would be eliminated and only straight fares used. The two-line system covers about 24 miles Caldwell to McNeil and Caldwell to Wilder with varying fare increases, reaching 95 cents end to end from Caldwell to Wilder. Protests are expected. Caldwell likely hosts the hearing.

Caldwell Traction Public Utilities Commission Caldwell Mei+ Neil Wilder Wents McNeil Ees McNew Atlow Dixie Johnson Atree Allendale Golden Gate Traction Company Utilities Commission

Linville Baker Lands in New York Camp Merrit

Mr and Mrs Russ Baker learned by wire that their son Linville Baker arrived in New York and was sent to Camp Merritt. He served with Company ANZ and had been overseas for several months.

Linville Baker Russ Baker Tire Linville New York Camp Merrit Young Baker Iis Company Anz

Local notes on visitors and relocations in Lakeview area

Lorine Saunders visits relatives in Nampa. C H Sanders of Lakeview plans a move after a brief stay. Several locals including Newman, Hubert Newman, and Sir Sid of the College of 1 gee are mentioned. A hospital stay follows minor surgery for Fern Steename. Milier re joins family. Spence te I Seance peer Milier returns from overseas service to a ranch home this summer. Clarke Travis visits Mrs Knowles Sr after a shoulder injury. Klingensmith digs a new basement. The McGee and Hendon families prepare time away. Sloan travels to Smith's Ferry with children. Holt family returns from Twin Falls.

Lorine Saunders Nampa C. H. Sanders Lakeview Reape Walker Caldwell Newman Hubert Newman Sid College of 1 Gee Saungers Fx Fern Steename Kollenborn Poe Spence Peer Milier Chicago Falls City Ore Clarke Travis Knowles Sr Ram

Canyon County wool sale boosts farmer prices

Wool from Canyon County sold at 4 to 5 cents per pound. Crop surveys show 95 423 pounds produced this season with flocks averaging 14 pounds per clip. Acreage reaches 1000 acres, larger than prior plantings. Real estate sales rise, with city property active and general briskness in markets. Crops expected to finish without extra aid, hay, potatoes, and wool markets shaped by drought conditions and high prices.

Canyon County Canyon Bounty Farm Cale Srp 3 Well Commercial Bank Digi Caldwell Goring

Boise Valley Water Figures Show Low Boise River Flow

Deer Flat area reports seven acre feat seven spas and seven acre feet of wheat in the reservoir. State officials warn serious reclamation risk as Deer Flat rest faces water limits. Boise River natural flow is lower than any year since 1915 with no mountain snow.

Bao Brahim Deer Plat Rest Boise River

Woman in relief society event details noted

A fragmented notice mentions a woman identified as Saruretay, age 23, with ties to a convent, and discusses plans involving Mrs J J Hettington, daughter Nona, and travel to Seattle. Mentions Mr Warrington, Mr Combes, and a move to Ontario with a short residence at a Mr a Ma Warrington home.

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