Primary election turmoil in Pinon County races
A garbled list shows candidates across Progressive and allied tickets for Pinon County offices including Senator Russel, representatives, sheriff, treasurer, school superintendent, and more. Several districts show incomplete filings and multiple cross tickets, with mentions of Mason, Hyslop, and Reed as key names amid contested nominations. Roy Hartenbower and Bert Munitfort visit Ponteils for reg employment. Vancouver visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon County
Progressive Party
Sherry Mason
Mason
R. A. Russel
Parma
J. J. Allison
Caldwell
J. A. Norquest
Melba
Last Week Breaks All Heat Records in Caldwell Idaho
Caldwell reports the hottest week on record with average highs near 99.6 degrees and a 107 degree peak on Wednesday. Despite the heat, crops grew with corn and alfalfa thriving under ample sunshine, while drought persisted overall in Southwest Idaho. Some irrigation districts faced water shortages and adverse effects on cereals and beets, though well watered fields showed rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Idaho
Twin Falls
Caldwell Switches to Ten Dollar Basis for City Operations
Caldwell began operating on a ten dollar basis, with street department equipment moved from city payroll to new arrangements. One park superintendent and a fire department payroll member were affected as costs improved. The council eyed state board action on assessed valuation before final adjustments, noting potential revenue gains of 5,000 to 8,000 dollars and a savings plan for park investments. An alley opening request in Washington Heights was deferred to councilmen Fueling and Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
William Bischoff
Stree
Fire Department
State Board of Equalization
Tom Cochran
Washington Heights
F. ‘T. Fueling
Earl Wheeler
Fast Time Set on New Idaho Highway Run
HM L Harwick and his father reportedly set a record time on the north south highway during a Caldwell visit over the Fourth. They left Caldwell at 4:45 a.m., reached Grangeville after lunch, went to New Meadows by 8:40 a.m., and continued to Lewiston reaching about 7 p.m. The trip included stops at Whitebird and Grangeville with crowds noted along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. L. Harwick
Caldwell
George Merritt
Mr. Harwick
Grangeville
New Meadows
W Riggins
Whitebirr
Lake Citizens Back Payette Lake as Irrigation Storage
C J Westcott, after a week at the Lake, argues against using Payette Lake for irrigation storage. He warns a 15 foot water-line cut would reduce water to McCall by 300 feet, ruin beaches for summer tourists, and harm the lake’s scenic value. He favors other storage sites and urges citizen help with engineering studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Payette Lake
C. J. Westcott
Westcott
Simmer Toursts
Mud Lone
Idaho
Citzens
Reclamation relief bill edges toward swift Senate passage
The relief measure, already passed by the House, faces quick Senate action as December convenes. Magee, secretary of the Pay rite Rose Water Users association, expects rapid movement with support from President Coolidge and a sizable appropriation for the Owyhee project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Payrite Rose Water Users’ Association
Washington
House
Senate
Korah
Korah Mr. Magee
Gillette
Congress
Coolidge
Mager
Owyhee
Payette Boise Water Users
Phipps
Boise
Water Users’ Association
L. J. Magee Association
Mrass
Interior Department
Associatio
Potatoes Move Ahead in Caldwell Movement As July Arrives
Potatoes will begin moving out of Caldwell and tributary districts around July 20. Cars are plentiful and demand remains steady as growers rush to market due to water shortages. Prices are fair with bright prospects, and daily reports will come from Caldwell by a U S bureau of markets representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
United States Bureau of Markets
Commercial Club
Some Water Left At Payette With Young Wale Catch
Jack Vining plans a fishing trip to the south fork of the Payette to test his hunch that more fish lie there. He will be joined by H. C. Gillette, W. P. Lyon and Dr. C. M. Kaley to observe expert angling and catch fish despite contrary reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Vining
South Fork
Payette
Td League
Mr. Vining
H. C. Gillette
W. P. Lyon
C. M. Kaley
R. Kaley
Mr Vining
Memorial park Fourth of July races draw large crowds
Entries for afternoon events at Memorial park exceeded capacity during Sie Fourth of July celebrations. Winners listed include nail driving Mrs. A. H. Sanderson and Mrs. G. B. Markett. eating James Brown. various foot races ages 1 to 14. girls and boys races. jack and fat men's races. novelty race Geo. Milliner. boxing draws. pony and horse races. top placers named across many events with dates and participants from local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Sie
A. H. Sanderson
G. B. Markett
Jed Mra
Bert Dewey
James Brown
Frank Caldwell
Ty Harte
James Gipson
Tiis
Marie Randolph
Doris Burnett
Toys
James Gipson Vitis
Katherine Faris
Irene Lamkin
Farl Rowland
Jack
Leonard Vail
Edward Hoshow
Hawley May Join Idaho City Odd Fellows Caravan
Presley Horne plans details for Southwestern Idaho lodges visit to Pioneer Lodge No 1 Idaho City. Governor Hawley may join if his New York Democratic convention schedule allows. Mrs Moore accompanies the caravan and a Payette band will play. The trip is set for July 14. Westcott returns from McCall trips. fishing locally is noted. Brown couple holidayed in Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hawley
Idaho
Idaho City
Presley Horne
QO. O. F
Hawley
New York
Home
CC Moore
Payette
Farnist Music
Fourth of July Accidents Sparse in Caldwell
Minor injuries marked Caldwell Fourth of July celebrations, with a 4 year old girl hurt after a horse race mishap at Memorial park and Ralph Ford nearly losing sight after firecracker exposure. Dr. Dudley treated both cases as serious but not vision-threatening. One car fire on Main Street caused only minor damage after quick action. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean left for a Wood River fishing vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Own
Memorial Park
SB. Dudley
Ralph Ford
Crook
Auto Four
Dudley
Earl Wheeler
Main Street
J. A. Harmon
Charles Dean Lef
Wood River
First Fruit Comes For George as Usual
George the boy reporter again receives fruit with a peach delivery to The Tribune office by Central Cove farmer Charles Nigger. Mr Bigger explains sympathy for George after cigarette aftermath and the peaches are ripe and sweet. Mr Wigger reports strong early peach crop sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Charles Nigger
Central Cove
Tribune
Laundrymen to Meet Here for Adverting Conference
Caldwell hosts a Sunday conference bringing laundry owners salesmen and foremen from southwestern Idaho cities and towns. E A Wheeler announces Frank Hollingsworth will address the gathering at 9 am at the Commercial club rooms on advertising. Luncheon at noon at Sheppers for out of town visitors hosted by Mr Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Idaho
E. A. Wheeler
Frank Hollingsworth
Commercal Club
Shepperds
Wheeler
Edgington Elected Grand Loyal Knight At Boston Elks
Telegram from A I Myers Caldwell lodge reports E W Edgington of Pocatello elected grand loyal knight at the Boston Elks convention. Karl Boyes Caldwell lodge secretary transmitted the news and district exalted intr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Edgington
Pocatello
The
Elks Lodge
Boston
Karl Boyes
Caldwell Lodge
Edgingtom
Inter Cate
A. I. Myers
Hoston
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Pinon County
Tus Sherif
O. G. Boyd
Alberta Riddle
Bertha B. Reavis
Pleasant Ridge
Ralph R. Reeshears
Nampa
W. A. Hall
Middleton
T. R. Hartley
Middlton
M. Collins
Sunny Slope
le Small
Notus
G. H. Miller
Paul J. Case
Leon M. Fisk
Fred H. McConnel
Progressive
H. Reineke
Glendale
W. H. McClusky
Peaceful Valley
L. E. Bebb
T. Hi. Darrow
Homestead
A. B. Chapman
H. E. Allen
Franklin
A. H. McOmber
Arena Valley
LW. Brandt
J. Fred Rowland
Wilder
JM. Rewsor
W. H. Johns
1. E. McKeeth
O. Y. Mason
H. D. Hanks
Frank
Lena R. Asham
Myrtle Bernard
Midway
Archie C. Johnson
J. P. Clayhaugh
L. D. Hyslop
S. D. Garman
F. D. Miller
Henry Beck
Marble Front
Joseph R. Powell
Lone Star
RS. Brown
Albert Lee
Sunny Ridge
H. H. Cummins
T. B. Jones
C. A. Williams
A. M. Henry
Democra
C M. Knight
F. Lee Johnson
WH. Blunt
A. W. McNeil
Nempa
Thomas T. Sparks
Fern Kollenborn
Ben Dunlap
Emory Baley
Roy Hartenbower
Bert Munifort
Ponteils
the Hollenback
Vancouver
Ey Veton
Perens
John
LAKE
McC
Big
Users’ Way Association
Franklin District
Joseph Betts
Hawiovo
F. Tol Jeon
Lauren Robinson
Charlotte Davis
Harold Anderson
Emmett Meyers
Elmer Shelp
Edgar Howard
Violet Cole
Ralph Hall
C J Westcott
Mrs. J. Ro Brown
Rends
Paytte
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