Local and Personal News From Caldwell Kiwanis Luncheon
Local items list residents visiting relatives returning from trips and attending events in Caldwell Idaho. Mentions Montie Gwinn an honorary Kiwanis member, J H Lowell from New Hampshire, Mrs Earle Boyes, Dr and Mrs Pons, Marion Femmer, Miss Ida Casey, Celia Shuee, Parker couple, S Earle Boyes city clerk, Mrs J Ed Miller and Marjorie Miller, Harry Looney, Mrs Weeks in hospital, Tom Massey visitor, Masons convention, Arthur Skelton trip, births and marriages, and a Middleton license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montie B. Gwinn
Buise
California
Kiwanis Club
J. H. Lowell
New Hampshire
S. Earle Boyes
Posse
CR. Conte
C. D. Pons
Montana
Marion Fiemmer
Star
Caldwell
Jennie Plemmer
Herbert Wilson
Haker
Oregon
Wilson
Luther Mitchell
Gleans Ferry
Ida Casey
Boise
Celia Shuee
Parker
New Plymouth
J. Ed. Miller
Marjorie Miller
Theer
Des Moines
Harry Looney
Jordan Valley
C C. Weeks
J. PD. Harger
C. D. Parkhiser
Masonic Lodge
Idaho
Arthur Skelton
Hunington
Skelton
FD. Roberts
Greenleaf
Dance at Elks social fair delights Nampa crowd
One of the season's most successful socials, the Elks women hosted a dance at the new I.O.O.F hall on Monday. A special program entertained 270 attendees with Mr Gallagher and Mr Shean plus Emma and Edgar Howard in the title roles. Prizes went to Mrs Ernest Divan and Mel Dolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Mr. Gallagher
Mr. Shean
Emma
Edgar Howard
Henry Alfred Quest
Inez Calloway
Miss Calloway
Ernest Divan
Wilder
Mel Dolling
Nampa
Snow in Hills Marks First Known Boise Project Event
Snow fell Wednesday night along the Owyhee foothills viewable from Sunny Slope farms near the high line canal of Gem irrigation district. It is described as the first recorded occurrence in Boise project history. Despite fears, frost did not occur. Thursday showed rising temperatures, warm rains, and continued cloudiness suggesting the storm cycle may ease with no frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owyhee County
Gem Irrigation District
Owyhee
Boise Project
Arrested on Booze Charge in Probate Court Arraignment
W. M. Patterson faced charges of possession of intoxicating liquor and was arraigned in probate court. The brief report notes the arrest amid local enforcement actions and outlines the next court steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Patterson
Man Arrested in Nampa After Liquor Seizure
Patterson was bound over to district court for trial after an early Monday arrest in Nampa. Four pints of liquor were confiscated by sheriff's deputies during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Patterson
Nampa
Ministers to Meet in Caldwell Canyon County Club Session
Members of the Canyon county ministerial association will meet at the Caldwell Presbyterian church next Monday morning. The special subject is law infractions by minors with talks by Probate Judge C A Williams and County Probation Officer Katherine Wolfe. An afternoon discussion will follow and a banquet will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon County Ministerial Association
Caldwell Presbyterian Church
C A. Williams
Katherine Wolfe
Mrs Warre and Mrs Hill Hostesses at Kensington Gathering
Mra George Warre and Mrs Clar ence Hill hosted a Kensington at Warre's home Tuesday afternoon with sixteen guests. Mrs T A Walters won the guessing contest prize. Thursday afternoon Mrs Hill and Mrs Warren held a bridge luncheon at the new TO. 0. F. rooms with about forty guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warre
Clarence Hill
T. A. Walters
Hill
Warren
King of Oregon Irrigation Advisor Travels Through Caldwell
Will R. King, former chief legal advisor for the United States reclamation service, passed through Caldwell Thursday evening en route to his home in the east. He had been in Jordan Valley on irrigation legal business. It is whispered he may run for United States senator from Oregon on the Democratic ticket, with legal residence at Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will R. King
United States Reclamation Service
Caldwel
Jordan Valley
Mr King
United States
Oregon
Ontario
Butter fat prices rise to 43 cents per pound
Butter fat remains high as Caldwell Creamery, succeeding Hazelwood, announces a small increase. Quotations today stand at 43 cents per pound, a level not seen since prices dipped below 40 cents in the recent period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Creamery Company
Hazelwood Company
First Baptist Church Notices for Children's Day Schedule
First Baptist Church holds Children's Day practice at 9 30 am and Bible school at 1 pm. No preaching service in the morning due to a union service at the Methodist church. B Y P U meets at 7 pm followed by an 8 pm service led by the Young People group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
The
Methodist Church
B. Y. PU
Germany Takes Direct Method to Fool World Parade Note
Germany Takes Direct Method to Fool World continues on page 1. The parade featured Caldwell cavalry troop led by Capt Merve McConnel, band, colors, veterans, Elks and Odd Fellows, marching through the business district to Kimball wren park. Flowers laid at the cemetery by patriotic groups. Afternoon exercises at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks and
Odd Fellows
Caldwell Cavalry
Merve McConnel
Kimball Wren
Methodist Church
King Believes Smith Bill Will Pass Congress
King asserts that the Smith bill will clear Congress after seven years of growth and improvement. Introduced by Alfred Stone, King is touted as a potential U.S. senator from Oregon in two years. Stone jokes about Republican strength, then notes King would aid reclamation and development of western latent resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Congress
Alfred Stone
United States Senate
Oregon
Stone
West
Rains Aid Idaho Crops and Seed Plans
Weather patterns help seed producers in Idaho as rains support second crop plans. Grain markets show old crops depleted, corn and beans planted, and east shipments continuing. Potatoes promise strong output though stock issues and scattered shipments affect handling.
Farmers Report Strong Prospects Across Crops Livestock
Early planted potatoes stand eight inches tall and growing vigorously. Feeder cattle have shipped out, lambs soon ready for shipment, and hog prices show slight declines but remain profitable for growers. Wool warehouses fill as large clips sell at 43 to 45 cents per pound. Poultry demand grows with heavy hens, medium and light birds priced accordingly, eggs at 16 cents a dozen. Merchants report fair business and a shift to cash, with promising outlook for crops and farm values attracting homeseekers.
Tremendous Scenes In Fairbanks Movie At American Theatre
Production of Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood opens at the American Theatre with interior scenes. Sir Guy of Gisbourne actor Paul Dickey kills a man nine times in Richard Le Lion's tent en route to the Holy Land. The all-drape set spans forty by forty by twenty four feet and was erected in two hours under director Allan Dwan.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Robin Hood
United Artists
Paul Dickey
Sir Guy of
Gissbourne
Villian
Richard le Lion
Holyland
Gorton Craig
England
Max Reinhart
Berlin
Robert Jones
Allan Dwan
My. Fair Tanks
Modern Musketeer shoots at Grand Canyon feature
The crew recalls scouting the Grand Canyon for a new spectacle. They started with horses and mules in corrals, then planned a tent scene to build courage for the large outdoor shot of knights in armor, plumed helmets, and flashing lances. The feature’s scale required months of shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
Richard
Bertie Whiffenpool Delivers First Story to Post Office
Bertie Whiffenpool submits his debut fiction as a potential metropolitan magazine masterpiece. The postmaster quotes two cents an ounce for first class postage, and Hertie beams with pride at the professional reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Whiffenpool
Cheese Lags in Increased Use of Dairy Products
The United States Department of Agriculture notes rising dairy use but says cheese consumption lags. Americans eat butter more than cheese, averaging about 38 pounds per person versus European levels. Demand for foreign cheese varieties grows, with imports once exceeding 60 million pounds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
America
Fragmentary note from the era hints at unrest and revolt
A damaged OCR fragment references a revolt or rebel activity. Names, places, and exact dates are unreadable, but the tone suggests a political disturbance or uprising suffered by a locality. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
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Henry Dorman
Adamae Dorman
Cathryn Callaway
H. J. Thompson
Gem State Underwriters’ Association
Paul T Rowell
Rowell
Georgia Oylear
Middleton
Walter Waterman
Gladys M. Watts
Caldwell Building and Loan Association
Adv
Germany
Pinney Theatre
Tr’s
Ackerman & Harris
Struttin
Mamie Smith
Jazz Horn
Fairbanks
Hertie
American Theatre
del Monte Cash Grocery
D. Roberts
Kimball
Caldwell, Idaho
Tribune
Weymouth
Mt ‘Freacment
Harmon Deg
Joan
D.A
Toperty
Jarborn
Minneapolis
Minnacette
Rue
Humphreys
Parma
Potomeara
Buick
Collonade Apts
Plano
Harmonn
Calgwell Baulty
Callotopher
Colo
Cabia Seana
Galdwesin
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