Weiser Baseball Team Faces Payette Protest and Loss
Weiser, unpopular in the region, entered a protest before a game in Weiser last Sunday. Payette won in the twelfth inning, pounding Weiser ace Webb as Caldwell braces to face Weiser again. local supporters predict a critical set as Caldwell aims to best them after a string of recent losses.
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Payette
Weiser
Caldwell
Prune Pickers
Mid-vale
RT Murtz
Muise
Webb
Hartis
Oosecunk
Feama
Welanr
Ot Ther
Firrot Waters
Harrie
Caldwell Lea
State Bureau Set For Big Program
CB Ross, secretary of the Maho Farm Bureau Federation, completed a speaking campaign in Washington County to boost Farm Bureau membership. Strong interest reported in the Farm Team Work. expected high membership and county farmer support for the weed program. Statewide drive for 1922 aims to secure a robust membership to sustain organization work.
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CB. Ross
Maho Farm Bureau Federation
Washington County
Farm Bureau
Rose
Auilkeley
O P F E R S S U I T O F C L O T H E S
Frank Weaver hangs a fifty dollar suit of clothes as an attendance prize for Caldwell Kiwanis members from July 1 to year end. Provisions to accompany the prize will be announced at the next regular meeting of the club Thursday.
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Frank Weaver
Caldwell Kiwanis Club
Mine Is Found And Lost Again In Exotic Chickens
J Thompson recounts finding a small yellow pellet in a chicken bought at a weekly sale. Under magnification the pellet proves to be metal, not tooth enamel, and appears to be a fitful artifact rather than man made. The piece was dropped and lost in the Tribune office floor.
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J. Thompson
the Tribune
Thompson
May 15 Marked by Improvement in Caldwell Business
May 15 survey from Caldwell Committe, bank and merchants report steady improvement in business conditions. Real estate, farming, and livestock show gains, with higher demand for farm and city property and rising prices. Wheat shipments from Caldwell reach forty cars this month, May totals 108 cars, and alfalfa yields diversify farming practices amid generally brighter outlook.
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Caldwell
Saratoga
Ironton
Three speed violators plead guilty in Florida court
H Johnson, Winters, and TL Jones faced Police Judge Earl Moves after speeding charges. Each defendant pleaded guilty and paid a $5 fine. The case highlights the minimal penalty imposed for the offense.
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Force
H. Johnson
FL. Winters
TL. Jones
Earl Moves
Earl
Finer
Temes
Vision and history shape Caldwell Idaho’s bright future
Dr A F Isham spoke at the Caldwell Swains gathering recalling Caldwell’s early frontier days and predicting continued growth for southern Idaho. He said leaders need organization and cooperation, citing Robert Strahorn as a visionary whose bets on railroads proved right, then urged local clubs to use their power to build a marvelous future. The talk drew riotous applause.
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A. F. Isham
Caldwell Swains Club
Idaho
Caldwell
Isham
Robert Strahorn
Dr. Isham
Mantie Gwinn
Tetnon
Kinada Club
Sebree Family Visits Caldwell as Longtime Local Ties Noted
Howard Sebree of Los Angeles and his sister, Mrs. M. B. Sebree, arrived in Caldwell for a short visit. This marks Mr. Sebree’s first Caldwell trip in several years, he formerly engaged in local businesses and remains connected with many longtime southern Idaho friends. Mrs. Sebree stays with Mrs. Stanley Kahn while Mr. Sebree visits his son Charles Sebree.
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Howard Sebree
Los Angeles
M. B. Sebree
Caldwell
Mr. Sebree
Idaho
Sebree
Stanley Kahn
Charles Sebree
Caldwell Couple Heads to Chicago for Education Posts
Howard I. Jones and his mother Anna Jones left Caldwell by car Thursday morning bound for Chicago. Mrs. Jones will be directing head of a large private educational institution. They plan a Wisconsin visit first before continuing to Chicago, leaving a wide Caldwell circle of friends.
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Howard i. A. Jones
Anna Jones
Chicago
Idaho Dairy State Plans Call For Coordinated Program
Ho G Peckham president of the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation urges a Caldwell meeting of the State Dairy Project Committee. The aim is to map a state dairy program for several years and secure farmer and business cooperation to develop Idaho as a leading dairy state. This committee's work follows extensive efforts by the State Farm Bureau officers toward a clear dairy development policy.
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Ho G Peckham
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
State Dairy Project Committee
Caldwell
Tdaho
State Fare Bureau
Idaho Tn
Organization of Caldwell Church League Begins
Twilight halted deliberations on forming a Caldwell church league uniting Methodist Presbyterian Baptist and Christian churches. First game Naptiste versus Presbyterians played Thursday evening. Tonight Christian and Methodist teams clash with ten players per week, two per team.
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Church League
Caldwell
Taming of the Shrew staged by College of Idaho Junior class
The College of Idaho Junior class with the expression department presents the comedy The Taming of the Shrew at Sterry Hall Saturday evening. Mrs Rania directs a lively production addressing social questions of ballot access and women’s roles amid strong attendance projections and community support. Caldwell Kiwanis wins weekly attendance contest earning a delegate to the international convention in Toronto.
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Expression Department
College of Idaho
Sterry Hall
Canyon County Farm Bureau Membership Reaches 1474
The Canyon County Farm Bureau Bureau reports a paid membership of 1474, the largest in Haho and among the west’s leaders. Officials predict the total may hit 2000 by autumn as renewals rise, with no active recruitment drive underway at present.
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Canyon County
Curren Farm Bureau
Haho
West
Caldwell principal Jones Lauded At Kiwanis Club Tribute
Caldwell high school principal Jones was eulogized by Dr BMG Cole as a valued citizen of Caldwell. The tribute described his leadership and character. Jones and his mother departed Thursday morning for Chicago.
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Jones
Caldwell
Kiwanis Cub
Bmg Cole
Lore
Mather
Chicago
Idaho Producers' Union Reopens Lettuce and Potato Pools
At the first meeting of the Idaho Producers Union in Caldwell on May 30 officials decided to reopen the head lettuce and potato pools to allow affiliated brewers to sign contracts. The final contract date is set for June 11. no contracts after June 10 will be accepted. The head lettuce signup was previously closed by Canyon County Farm Bureau due to ice shortages, now resolved, with ice available for lettuce packing this year. Canyon County entrants must be Farm Bureau members to sign, as announced.
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Idaho Producers’ Union
Caldwell
Thedaha Producers’ Union
Canyon County Farm Bureau
Mahe Producers’ Union
Sacha
Canyon County
Farm Bureau
T ix
Helen Madden to Represent Idaho Kiwanis Club
Miss Helen Madden daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Madden will represent Idaho Kiwanis lube at the international convention in Toronto Canada in July Miss Madden was elected by Caldwell Kiwanis club membership on Thursday with 21 votes the only ballot cast and a plurality on the first ballot The committee in charge of the election determined the result Miss Octavia Gowen daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Gowen received 18 votes as alternate Some Caldwell Kiwanis relatives were entered including Florence Whini Faith Crookham Frances Fealing Miss Gowen Mirianiba MF Madden Jane Wheeler Doris Rae and Honora Devers
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Helen Madden
Ross Madden
Idaho
Toronto
Canada
Madden
Caldwell Kiwanis Club
Octavia Gowen
J B Gowen
Traction Case to Be Started Against Oregon Short Line
Immediate suit to compel absorption of freight differentiations on farm products by Oregon Short Line and Caldwell Traction company to be filed with Interstate Commerce Commission. Conference held at local meeting with state public utilities commission. outcomes foresee eight months for decision. farmers and Caldwell Commercial Club attended. public utilities will fund prosecution and legal aid.
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Oregon Short Line
Caldwell Traction Company
Interstate Commerce
Pubs Utilities Commission
George Erb
Traction Line
Ywrriary
Clyde Gilbert
D. TE
Dorsey
Charles Otlei
Maho
Caldwell Commercial Club
Grant Ward
TA Walters
Rosy Madden
Qhegon
Graliger
Farm Bureau News Debuts As County Farm Paper
The Farm Bureau News, a weekly aimed at Caltyou county farmers, begins publication with WT McCall as county agent supervising editorial content. The paper will focus on news rather than propaganda and cover interests of local farmers, marking the bureau’s first attempt at publishing a dedicated farm newspaper since support shifted to farmer members.
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Farm Bureau News
Caltyou County
McCall
Fey
Farm Bureau Uy
Idaho Producers Union Forms Executive Plan
Directors of the Idaho Producers Union met in Caldwell on May 2 30 and elected officers Reed Moofly of Nampa President 8 Otto of Filer Vice President Wat McCall Caldwell Secretary Treasurer. An Executive Committee was created to act for the Board with Moofy Ottonfer and C R Heckham named. The Board delegated powers to the Executive Committee with full reporting to the Board. Headquarters shifts were approved Rexburg for Upper Snake River district and Star for Ada County. The University of Idaho Dean J Iddings was asked to appoint a Board member. The union projects handling about 3000 car lots of potatoes and head lettuce valued over 1 200 000. All existing contracts were approved, including those with Warsaws ped dicers, making participating producers members.
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Idaho Producers Union
Caldwell
By Unione
Wat
Reed Moofly
Nampa
Otto
Filer
McCall
Treasuer
Wen
Revd Moody
Natya
L. S Ottonfer
Heckham
Wilder
Board of Directors
Ala
Direcors
Thako Producers’ Union
Upper
Snake River
Idaho
Rexburg
Ada County
Haghe 10 Star
Idaho Producers
Idho
Oregon
Warsaws Peddicers
Idatur Producers’ Union
Caldwell Band Concert Moves to Thursday at Memorial Park
Caldwell municipal band shifted the weekly concert from Friday to Thursday at Memorial Park due to an evening circus. Severe weather last week had disrupted performances, but this week the program proceeded under better conditions with a sizable crowd enjoying a fine show.
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Caldwell
Memorial Park
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Caldwell Kiwanis Hhit
W. H. Blunt
A. K Laughlin Karte Royen
Carl Tyler
Caldwell Club
J. B. Gowen
Torone
KRM Bureau
Board
Kiwanis
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