Nyssa Man Seeks Bobcat Promo for Snake River Valley
A Nyssa resident proposes using trained bobcat owned by Roel McNee to advertise the Snake River Valley on radio and in papers. McNee suggests financing a regional campaign with the bobcat touring stations from Oakland to Boise to promote the valley and attract publicity, while noting the need for statewide and cross‑state funding.
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Nyssa
Bobcat
Snake River Valley
Simuthern Idaho
Roel McNet
Oregon
McNee
KHJ
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
Mr. McNee
Mattie Crawford to Begin Meetings in Caldwell
The Mattie Crawford revival campaign in Caldwell opens Sunday with a morning sermon at the Baptist church and a 2:30 p m rally in the big tent seating about 2500. Crawford and party from Los Angeles arrive via Portland and will stay three to four weeks at 1211 Deer.
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Mattie Crawford
Crawford
Pueblo
Shernat
Tewas
Ils
Drainage Work Pushes Ahead on Boise Project
L J Magee of the Payette Boise Warrer Lasers says drainage funds will soon run out but new means will be found to continue. Three dredges are active, two in Deer Flat and one in Arena Valley. Completion will reclaim about 25 000 acres, with 5 000 in Deer Flat. If continued a year, lands will drain as seepage appears and already wet areas will improve. I M McCarthy of Western National Bank returned from Pendleton, Walla Walla and Spokane after business. Poor rainfall cut Palouse wheat to about 40 of normal in some districts. he traveled via Old Oregon Trail and north-south highway.
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Boise
L. J. Magee
Payette-Boise Warrer Lasers* Association
Deer Flaterritory
Arena Valey
Deer Flat
Magee
I. M. McCarthy
Western National Bank
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Spokane
Walter Griffiths Travels to Nampa on Legal Business
Walter Griffiths spent Saturday afternoon in Nampa on legal business, engaging with local authorities and filing documents related to ongoing proceedings.
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Walter Griffiths
Nampa
Fires Sweep Caldwell Four Days No Major Losses
Four fires in Caldwell over four days were contained by the fire department with minimal damage. Incidents included a blaze at the Jessa creamery building sparked by chimney flames, a residence fire at 716 South Kimball, a small backyard fire at Miller Sales yards, and a dry cleaner explosion at 201 Blaine Street. Local officials urged caution in dry conditions until rain arrives. Local apple growers touted improving fruit prospects with high quality varieties and better packing for fall exhibits.
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Caldwell
Jessa Creamery
Ninth and
Arthur
John C. Rice
South Kimball
Miller
H and
Blaine
J. W. Wilkerson
Blaine Street
H.c.ate
Gillette
Sam Webb Joins Federal Prohibition Service
Sam Webb resigns as deputy sheriff under Sheriff Amblie to become an agent of the prohibition enforcement forces on July 1. Webb, a former first lieutenant with the 146th field artillery overseas, will leave Bowner County speedh officer duties and has military and local policing ties. Henry C. Traue succeeds Webb as Sandpoint deputy, a respected former Sandpoint chief of police praised by many after his California stay for a sick daughter.
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Sandpoint
Sam Webb
John Amblie
Webb
146Th Field Artillery Loverseas
American Legion
Coeur d'Alene
Bowner County
Amblie
Henry C. Trane
Trane
California
Helen
Recta
Traue
Ambli
W. C. T. U. Picnic at Memorial Park on July 18
The W. C. T. U. will meet at Memorial Park Friday July 18 with a picnic supper at 6 oclock A short program will honor the birthday of Miss Anna Gordon National President Friends are invited and children are welcomed to join the Loyal Temperance Legion
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Memorial Park
Anna Gordon
Loyal Temperance Legion
Nampa Man Visits City on Legal Business
Ralph Hreshears of Nampa spent Monday in the city on legal business.
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Ralph Hreshears
Nampa
Registration to Close August 2 for Canyon County Primary
County auditor LJ A Dunbar warns Canyon County citizens that failure to register by August 2 will make them ineligible to vote in the August 5 primary. Registrars operate in every precinct with posted notices and Saturday hours. The registrar's office is open 9 am to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm Saturdays. The primary allows voters to express candidate choices. register and vote to participate. Congressman Burton L French visited Caldwell en route from north Idaho to meet federal reclamation official Dr Elwood Mead about the Boise project. A Payette Lake Star report says a Payette River survey, focusing on reservoir sites, will be conducted this summer.
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Canyon County
LJ. A. Dunbar
Dunbar
Burton L. French
Caldwell
Mr. French
North Idaho
Dr. Elwood Mead
Federal Reclamation Commissener
Boise Project
Payette Lake
County saves on transport by using deputy services
Canyon county twice declined trips to eastern Ikiho for transporting minors to the state industrial school at St. Anthony. Judge Williams ignored Mr. Mason’s offers to take the minor, choosing instead to hire a special deputy and pay transportation costs, a pattern the administration says saves money for taxpayers.
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Canyon County
Ikiho
Y. Mayon
St. Anthony
C. A. Willams
Mr. Mason
Mason
Salt Lake
Williams
Poultry Day Excursion Planned for Memorial Park Program
Idaho hosts its second annual eye day with a week of poultry meetings by Pren Moore a state poultry specialist in Canyon county. Exhibits include a poultry train and Trade Oregon Egg Producers and packing exhibits by American Express. Speakers not finalized but Governor Moore Senator Borah and Dean K J Iddings may attend.
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Idaho
Pren Moore
Canyon County
Memorial Park
Trado-Oregon Egg Producers
American Express Company
Express
CC Moore
Senator Borah
Dean K. J. Iddings
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Mead Is Not Coming To Boise Project Visit
Dr Elwood Mead federal reclamation commissioner will not visit the Boise project this weekend as expected He changed his itinerary and will not be on the Boise project this week Instead he went to Nevada to visit the Newlands project He will visit Boise on this trip but the arrival date is not learned Thursday Also in town Miss Ida Casey and Ella Johnson returned from a two week vacation at Yellowstone Park Miss Sadie Westcott and her nephew C J Westcott Jr left for Payette Lake to spend several weeks
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Elwood Mead
Federal Reclamation
Boise Project
I. J. Magee
Payette-Boise Water Users’ Association
Yakima
Dr Mead
Nevada
Newlands Project
Mead
Ida Casey
Ella Johnson
Yellowstone Park
Sadie Westcott
C. J. Westcott, Jr
Payette Lake
Traction Company Won’t Resume Operations, Purchasers Seek Junk Value
Bond holders who bought the Caldwell Traction Company property at sheriff's sale say they have no plans to restart the interurban line. Purchasers including Jordan Valley bank Le Grande Young estate of Weiser and Ladd and Tilton of Portland would sell for junk value minus teardown costs if a buyer emerges. Junk value is about 35000 dollars. Purkhiser says resumption plans to Jordan Valley are groundless and the time to junking is not learned. He fears the Interstate Commerce Commission may dismiss the case against the Traction and other railroads, which would end any chance of operation.
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Caldwell Traction Company
C. D. Purkhiser
Jordan Valley Bank
le Grande Young Estate
Weiser
Ladd and Tilton
Portland
Purchiser
Purkhiser
Local attorney to host potato market bulletin visitor
Daily mail from G B Clark, federal representative of the bureau markets, will forward potato market bulletins to Maho producers from Caldwell again this year. T A Walters, local attorney, notes the arrival of a business visitor in Nampa this weekend.
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G. B. Clark
Bureau Markets
Caldwell
Clark
T. A. Walters
Nampa
Nurse Sylvia Williams Returns From Washington Trip
Miss Sylvia Williams nurse in Doctors Cole Kaley and Dudley's service came back from a professional trip to Washington D C Wednesday morning. She traveled with Ralph Boal a College of Toledo student and his mother. Boal suffers tuberculosis of the spine. Miss Williams reports he traveled with comfort. Also Miss Opal Stewart and Rath Seen Martin returned home Monday after a year in California.
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Sylvia Williams
Cole, Kaley
Dudley
Washington, D.C
Miss Williams
Ralph Boal
College of Tola~ho
Boal
Opal Stewart
Rath
Martin
California
Many Small Thefts Happen this Week in Caldwell
Caldwell faced a spate of small thefts and house burglaries over the past week. The Snodgrass and Wheeler homes were entered last Saturday afternoon, with silver pried loose from the former and a revolver, diamond ring, searchlight, and clothes stolen from the Wheeler residence. Tires and auto accessories were frequently taken, including two wheels from C. V. Peckham’s Ford, while Fred Hartenbower reported about $100 of fishing gear stolen from a wood shed on Albany Street.
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Caldwell
Marty
Margatet Snodgrass
Cleveland
Wheeler
Boise Tiver Bidge
Snodgrass
Sveral
C. V. Peckham
Ford
Fred Hartenhower
Albany Street
Miss Kerube Steensland in City Weekend Visit
Miss Kerube Steensland of Nawna j travels to the city for a weekend visit with Miss Doris Kane.
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Kerube Steensland
Nawna J
Doris Kane
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Tdahomil Memorial Association
The
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American Legis
War Department
Davis
Idaho Memoral Association
Idado
Casyco County
George W. Arkley
Howard L. Batkin
Claude Cunningham
Oscar W. Dace
William E Emmerem
James D. Hightey
Paul J Loclanwn
Morrison D. McDowell
Joseph Edward Murry, Jr
Noy Allen
Jasper
Green
Lee R. Patterson
Walder
Edmunt Conway
Notus
Francis Meeker
Melha
Frank Dement
Bob
R. T. Hartt
Nancing
Oe Kiwanis Club
Palm
Gordon Dille
Mike 7
Ove Lowman
E. F. Stephens
Tie Tribimne
Stephens
R. A. Symng
Central Cove
Symus
F. E. Kaufman
George Rochester
Mrs. Rochester
L. C Austin
Fred Loomis
Prohibition Enforcement
W. C. T. U. Picnic
Payette River
Iup
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