First Stock Yards Sale Nets Over $50 000
The Union Stock Yards sale drew buyers from ten states with strong demand for high grade stock. Caldwell and Miles City buyers praised the market as it expands with new facilities including an extra chute and 300 yard spur. Sale prices ranged up to 40.10 per load of cattle and horses from Montana, Idaho, and Tennessee, with leaders like Moore and J. A. Haley among the bidders. The August sale is expected to exceed July's turnout as stock from across the region arrives ahead of the event.
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Union Stock Yards Company
Jan Py Ranchers
Uswwern
Caldwells
Gol
Moore
Momtana
Omaha
Miles City
Caldwell
Aisha
Tennessee Menora
J. A. Haley
CH. Turner
Idaho
Tienday
Marner
Nampa Bride Sees Assault at Home After Door Knock
Miss Elsie Everetaon reported a man invaded her home near Frank Estabrook in Nampa Saturday night. She fought to defend her honor, tearing clothing, and the assailant fled after she forced him from the door. Investigators pursued leads, with a transient visitor later questioned. no clear alibi established by Sunday night.
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Elsie Everetaon
Everetaon
Frank Estabrook
Nampa
Rts
Miss Eytteen
Frank Ketabrook
Campbell
Ap Pears
Ia eSlewel
Neon Sa
Lowell Dances Opened Wednesday Evening
Lowell opened Wednesday evening with new operas praised as most enjoyable by attendees and critics, highlighting refined choreography and stagecraft in the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Visitors Flock to Lake Caldwell Fourth Celebration
Thousands of visitors from southern Idaho and eastern Oregon enjoyed Lake Caldwell’s Fourth of July observance. The crowd, estimated around 10,000, enjoyed baseball, water sports, bathing, fireworks, and a grand display. Excellent interurban car service eased arrival and departure. Events included rowing, swimming, sailboat races, a 30 minute battle royal, and lively dancing.
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Idaho
Ore
Lake Caldwell
Renan Ontiieen
Ttta
Boise
Caldwell ‘Traction Company
Ym Huang
Sia
Miss Imogene Madden Weds Charles J Bush in Montana
Miss Imogene Madden and Charles J. Bush married at Butte Montana on Monday June 30 at seven o clock Reverend Dr E J Groeneveld officiated. Attendants were Miss Amy Madden and Thomas J Bolitho. Guests showered the couple with gifts and well wishers. They will reside in Aspen Wyoming after August 1.
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Imogene Madden
Charles J. Bush
Flutte
Montana
Amy Madden
Thomas J. Bolitho
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church of
Butte
Madden
Sara Hayming
Myx
J. J. Walling
Nase
Elmo at Nampa Tomorrow Evening Play Preview
The midstage production at Elmo presents a schedule for an evening show in Nampa tomorrow. Ticket prices range from 38e to 78e and the company is billed as especially strong. The performance timing aligns with a Caldwell street car connection.
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Elmo
Nampa
Nama
Caldwell Way
Mothers and Teachers to Attend Caldwell Lecture
Mrs. TC Hollingshead of Boise president of the Tahoe Congress of jotters and Parent Teachers will lecture to Caldwell mothers and teachers at Caldwell High School gymnasium next Wednesday July 16 at 2 20 p m Sup W J Baker of the public shoots and De W J Moone of the eof Tdalia urge attendees to be present.
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TC. Hollingshead
Boise
Taho
Congress of
Ango~ Fation
Caldwell
Baker
W. J. Moone
Tdalia
Announcement on dining room service at Poplar FS hotel
Inform patrons that dining room service will be extended with three special lunch offerings at noon and dinner at 6 PM. Wages advertised for plowing and leveling tasks also noted.
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Gage
Poplar
Sp. m
P B Water Users Hold Meeting In City Hall
The Po etie-Horse Water Users Amecia board met at City Hall in regular session led by President Bradley. A report on irrigation districts and water users associations was discussed, with a committee tasked to study district values and the Secretary of the Interior’s payment timing. Debates covered spills, break investigations, wasteways, hog pens pollution, and proposed committee changes, with motions to postpone further work until clearer evidence is compiled.
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Po etie-Horse Water Users
Amecia- Honnet
Bradley
Walter Griffiths
French
Secretary of the Interior
Killenborn
Grifftha
Fee
Larnon
Jiss
Wadley
Kuhn
Kifin
First National Bank
Cosit
Pitesburg Bank
Vane
American, Water Works & Guarantee Co
J. 5
Kulm
United
Va~ Iy
Lost father and boy ride home without fare tale
A Secord Hand store proprietor missed his son during the Fourth at a popular resort. After hours of searching through crowds on Main Street he found the boy marching up and down calling for him to be told he had ridden home without paying fare.
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KC. Aperson
Secord Hand
Hie Witteren
Take Lowell
Apperson
Main
Postage stamps to replace parcels and insure packages
The Westmaster General proposed changes after July allowing post packages to be sent with regular stamps. Stamps will be interchangeable and insurance will be available. receipts from the office will act as proof. The system will continue despite supply concerns and postage due notes.
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Westmaster
Els
Mrs William Lawrence Granted a Divorce
Mrs William Lawrence of this city was granted a divorce from her husband M yy this week by Judge Inven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawrence
Inven
Pertinent News of State with Our Own Comment
Idaho faces concern as Kuhn Brothers failed with investments totaling at least 16 million dollars in Idaho projects. The collapse threatens the Great Shoshone and Twin Falls power plant, Idaho Southern Railway, and other developments, with potential bank closures in Pittsburgh and Amherst affecting regional finance. The incident may slow western development and irrigation efforts, prompting the Pittsburg clearing house to coordinate bank transfers and maintain liquidity.
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Pittsbury
Talo
Idaho
Tristune
M. Jor Reed
Kuhn
Messie W. 8
J. 3
Seermoento Valley
Davis for Governor Claim Outlined by Pocatello Tribune
The Pocatello Tribune endorses Senator D. W. Davis of American Falls for Idaho governor. The piece argues support for a Davis administration to relieve the people from burdens through a proposed plan. The article continues on the last page.
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Pocatello Tribune
D. W. Davis
American Falls
Idsha
Davie
Gould
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