Crum Urges North South Wagon Road Route Plan
Geo E Crum of Lewiston Idaho Republican candidate for governor spoke in Caldwell on Friday urging a north and south highway via Whitebird Riggins and New Meadows. He argued federal aid would cut costs, support from Republicans and some Democratic gains, and emphasized transforming state land board operations while backing a constitutional amendment if needed. He touted the road’s regional and national benefits and potential to boost tourism and trade across the Salmon River and western Idaho.
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Lewiston
Tuale
Waa
Caldwell
Crumpoke
Ake
Novihdad
Merym
Genngeville
Nuck Meadow
State Highway Department
Congress
Idaho
New Mead
Ows
Grangeville
Fala
Salmon River
Adams
Wash Mutoh
Oregon
Ark North
South Hiako
Colorado
Tdaha
Spokane
Italy
Daha
Kilaho
Maho
Crum
Cupp Urges Gruits Recruitment Amid War Mobilization
The report outlines Caquin Cupp leading National Guard recruitment in Idaho with headquarters in Caldwell and Boise. It notes federal authority under a July 1 emergency resolution, assigns officers Shattuck Spawey Copp and others to regions, and mentions a Boise recruiting office. It discusses mobilization, expected deployment, and potential Mexican conflict timing around September 1916.
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Caquin Cupp
Nampathi
Nampa
Viait Payette
Temaett
Inet
Nxt
Caldwell
Trailren Las
Cinder
Firat
Hell
National Guard
Shattuck
Cueied Alene
Spawey
Baise
Diane
Ihely
Mexico
Valunivers
Teachory
Drowned Boy in Indian Creek Near Oregon Short Line Bridge
A boy identified as the son of Orville Fritz drowned in Indian Creek near the Oregon Short Line crossing. Five other youths swimming near the swift water were pulled under. rescue attempts failed. Dailey was in Greenleaf city on Wednesday.
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Maman
Orville Fritz
Sls
Trdion Creek
Howa
Caldwell Citizens Pledge Monthly Aid for G Company Members
Caldwell residents respond to a appeal for a permanent fund aiding members of Company G1. About $15.00 monthly is pledged, administered by a five member committee. Proceeds support families of enlisted men, with no government provision. subscriptions range from 25 cents to one dollar monthly.
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Viciety
Efikzene
Caldwell and
Steinity
Caldwell
W. I. Lyon EE
First National Bank
Natonal Bank
Western National Bank
Caldwell Commercial Club
Buninrastian
Ines
Taesday
A. Harmon
FH. Cote
Caldwell Commercial Bank
Alfred F. Jome
Sutton & McAstor
Toe Kahn
Gordon
Fred C Boyes
R.A. Tine
Havre Keeman
Plead & Roberts
Dregonils Co
F. T. Harding
Amost
Caldwell Nampa Sunday Rivalry Set at Junction City
Caldwell and Nampa prepare for a pivotal baseball clash next Sunday at Junction City as both squads bolster their rosters. Manager Sebree adds two fast outfielders Anderson and Farrell while Caldwell captain Bresl hurling and Kelso catching anchor the challenge against Nampa’s Mam and Adams.
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Caldwell
Iir
Errars
Critical Massnonty
Junction City
Sebree
Sebree Has Secured the Neevices
Anderson
Farrell
Caldwell Layington State College
Warrell
J.D. Kelso Jener
Mamwby
Nampa
Adawn
Tavetock
Jue cream social and local gatherings in Cove community
The report notes a cream social for the Cove Sunday hosted by the Ladies aid, with Rev C W Hueld unable to attend due to a tent meeting at Wilder. Nearby residents attended a birthday party at Guelty’s Drop, bringing total attendees to about thirty as they planned further local events and word spread of the year’s activities.
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C. W. Hueld
Wilder
Wilter
Mapes
Greenlea
Mes G
Makeuse
Calvin Harvey
Albert Albertson
Mya
A. S. Gultey
Aunt Mire
P Harris
Anil
Moa
Oldiers Complain Of Food Furnished By Government
Soldiers protest the quality and quantity of rations provided by the government at Caldwell. A Company G letter notes cold conditions, limited funds for vegetables and meat, and reliance on donations to supply the mess. Despite gripes, the unit claims readiness and dedication, seeking $300 to $400 for a stabilizing mess fund.
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Caldwell
the Tribune
Aniece
Jetter
Company G
Caldwell Peogile
Co. G
Registration Rules For Primary Voters In County
The notice explains that residents who did not vote in the recent general election must register to be eligible for the primaries. It warns that registration books close and will not reopen until the election is held. It also covers transfers when moving between precincts and the need for proof of residence, with deadlines before a notary or justice of the peace can certify.
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Ghaer
Pertons
Boskey Sillemai
Halidaye
Dr Boone Returns Home After Caldwell Visit
Dr J J Bowne returned to Caldwell Tuesday after an extended stay. Dr Tinsley has been away for several months pursuing endowment work for the college. Mary H Crews of Quincy, Illinois, visited her son B J Crews and wife and left for Enterprise Oregon Saturday after a brief Caldwell stay with relatives.
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J. J. Bowne
Cald
Tinsne
Sion Endowment For
Ales
Mary H. Crews
Quincy
B. J. Crews
Noite
Election Judges Named in Caldwell Polling Precincts
A rough listing of appointed election judges across Caldwell shows judges assigned to receiving and polling places in North Caldwell West Caldwell and East Caldwell including Meshodier church Court House and School House locations. Former Governor Joey M Haines visited the city from Boise. Meg Maines is not currently active in politics though urged to run.
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Caldwell
Bertha Liuni
Mishol Je Taydom
J. Kuchea
Counkhig
Joe Willansen
C Supa Airs
Lis Mae
Meshodier Church
North Caldwell
Jud WS. McVey
Dorie Harding
Berthary Rowland
Filers
Udwes
Charen
McAtton
School House
Homestead
J. W. Cooper
TO. Wheeler
Jesse I. Anderson
Joey M. Haines
Boise
Meg Maines
Polhtce
Bonds of District Should Be Funded
A Pioneer Irrigation District election is set for Monday August 28 to decide two bond propositions. One asks for 78 980.00 to cement the hillside of the Phyllis canal and another 189 200.00 to refund bonds due in the next years. District officials argue the hillside improvement saves maintenance and water costs, while the refund plan aims to spread debt over time.
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Pioneer Irrigation
Blowter
Pioneer
Wisdow
Smme J
Stone appeals from order board of commissioners
The appeal challenges multiple county orders from Canyon County involving legal services for foreclosing tax liens. It contends no proper records show employment of attorneys by the board and questions county attorney authority. Public criticism alleged the fees favor Democratic attorneys and imply misuse of taxpayer funds in a dispute over 1900s tax lien litigation.
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Allatnet
Count Tiihiiiswianets
Canyon County
Alowing Tees
Griffiths
Stone
Plowhead
Wallace
Grifftha
Cutis Haydon
Estetac
J.J
Assisy
Mel
May Eustace
Haurt
Board of Countty Commissioners
Caancel
Local Valley Visit Notes and Weekday Gallivantings
A string of social visits and church events is recorded with names including Marian Wheatley Hertha Eggnte and Ronwell Hench. Visitors Vera Svetgart Hig Berlarom and Rodger Dunagatt called at the Duncan home, with families Lund Burton and Lars Mlamd also noted.
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Lestie Duncan
Miss Marian
Wheatley
Hertha Eggnte
Mise Vera
Otte Svetgart
Hig Berlarom
Roswell
Heach
Alfred
Frite
Golde
Washtoeima
Hla
Rogers
Fiorayan
Ipagma
Mirian
Hele Hare
LaGeindy
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