Caldwell Honors Heroes Memorial Day Observance
Caldwell observes Memorial Day with a broad parade from Memorial Park to Canyon Hill Cemetery. The Caldwell cavalry displays new military wagons and mounted men. G A R veterans, local organizations, and private citizens participate. Speeches by J J Rae and Hugh Caldwell stress Civil War ideals and World War II context, with prayers, songs, and the Star Spangled Banner concluding the program. Flowers are strewn at water services and graves as veterans are honored.
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Caldwell
Memorial Park
J. S. Harrion
Canyon Hil
Dearborn Street
College of Idaho
Kimball
W. R
R. F. Jameson
J J Rae
Hugh Caldwell
Mr. Rae
United States
America
Auditive
Lo Sans
Johns
G. A. R. Post
Lois Walters
Lincoln
Paul Case
Case
W. He
Anglers Find Fish Hard to Satisfy
Anglers flocked to Caldwell and upper Weiser river Sunday hopeful for trout but the fish remained scarce. Thousands tested clear August streams and perfect roads but few trout rose, leaving veteran nimrods awaiting the true opening day when the season will begin.
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Caldwell
Weiser
College of Idaho Orchestra Plans Second Annual Concert
The College of Idaho symphony orchestra will present its second annual concert at the Methodist church Wednesday at 8 pm as part of 1924 commencement exercises. The program includes Verdi and Schubert works, Gade-William McHose arrangements, Massenet, Godard, and Ponchielli pieces, with combined glee clubs joining for a medley.
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College of Idaho
College of Idaho Symphony Orchestra
Methodist Church
Schubert
the Crusaders
Gade
William McHose
Verdi
Earl
Bach
Ariele
Ponchielli
Beale
Naval outlay dispute fuels propaganda charge
Washington reports a bid to secure 150000 dollars for naval spending. Critics claim the navy regressed since the war, while supporters insist the Navy keeps the Washington conference ratio. The side also accuses propaganda aimed at expanding U S naval armament.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Caldwell Wins Again in Valley League Rout
Caldwell continued its baseball tear by trouncing Meridian 13 to 3 here. The team bombarded Meridian pitchers in the first two innings, then settled into a steady display as the run spree slowed, yet Caldwell maintained control throughout the game.
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Caldwell
Meridian Nine
Meridian
Pemberton to Operate Idaho Ties Saw Mill Venture
John Pemberton left last week for Dry Buck to run a saw mill this summer. He secured a contract with the Union Pacific to supply railroad ties from Idaho timber.
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John Pemberton
Dry Buck
Mr. Pemberton
Union Pacific
Idaho
Progress in Boise Valley Seventh Day Adventists Creamery Plan
Progress toward forming a cooperative creamery by farmers in the Boise Valley was authorized at a public meeting last Thursday. A committee was empowered to draft articles of incorporation and circulate contracts, with active membership campaigns planned. speakers will include Elder W. Spicey of the world church.
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Darmers
Mae
Mercury of
Boise Valey Dairywen
Soatgeday
Simne
Jocal Aw Erat
Boise Valley
Michel
Parma
Geteral
Spomsirs
Wevernien
Yoress Oe
Itaho
Eder W. A. Spicey
Beverth Day
Eter Spicey
Washington, D.C
Idaho
Spicey, Howver
Adventist Church
Asia
Mivica
Poultry Train Impresses Caldwell Crowd in Idaho
A special poultry exhibition train stopped in Caldwell drawing throngs of growers and curious residents. The event showcased graded eggs, live stock, and poultry equipment from the Idaho Oregon Y producers. Officials noted no funds are allocated in the 1825 Interior appropriations and the Payette lake project awaits congressional action. The Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line cooperated, with many railroad staff and university experts aboard. The train tour will continue through Idaho as planning for irrigation storage remains pending legislative decisions.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Wolland
C. Chignoux
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake
Utah
H. Godwin
U. P
Seorge J. Hohler
U.P
Ontaria
L. Vouler
U. P. System
Omaha
Neb
Mite
Union Pacific
Oregon
University of Idaho honors eight athletes this spring
Walter Fields of Caldwell is among eight University of Idaho athletes who earned varsity status this spring in baseball or track. Vichy pitched several winning baseball games this season. He is now eligible for the university club, student balance committee on the campus.
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Walter Fields
Caldwell
University of Idaho
Vichy
Catch Some Fish At Snake Creek Trout Run
Rattle Snake Creek on the Boise River produced a modest trout catch Sunday as anglers reported many small fish. Jack Thorne landed about 40 trout while another party led by St Linford saw fair success overall.
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Rattle Snake Creek
Boise River
Jack Thorne
St Linford
Kaley Goes East for AMA Convention Trip
Dr Kaley will travel to Chicago this week to attend the annual convention of the American Medical Association. He will be accompanied by his daughter Miss Elieater as far as Olney Minnesota to visit relatives. Mrs Kaley plans to spend the summer at her old home while he is away about three weeks.
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Kaley
Chicago
Thv American Medical Asportasion
Elieater
Olney
Minoia
Mre
Kimbrough Among Idaho Graduates
Vivian Kimbrough of Caldwell was among nearly 200 graduates at the University of Idaho twenty ninth commencement today in Moscow. He earned a bachelor of science in education and was active in Phi Delta Theta, drama committees, and college productions including The Light on the Mountains and Sweethearts.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Vivian Kimbrough
Caldwell
Kimbrough
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
W. R. C. Delegates Told to Use Weiser Convention Fare
All W. R. C. delegates and members attending the state convention at Weiser June 45 and 6 are instructed to buy tickets to Weiser only and request a signed receipt from the department secretary. The special fare will be adjusted on purchasing return tickets.
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Weiser
Department
Drastic Fire Measures Authorized Across Northwestern Forests
In response to extreme drought and wildfire danger, Chief Forester W B Greely authorized drastic fire-prevention actions for the Northwestern United States. District Forester RH Rutledge reports prohibiting smoking, campfires without permits, and strict enforcement of timber contracts related to brush burning. Roads on National Forests may be closed locally to protect fire crews, but no blanket restrictions will apply.
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Ogden
United States
W. B. Greely
RH. Rutledge
Secretary of Agriculture
Political Platforms Shaped by Party Leaders This Year
Washington-Church conferences and industry groups map the political platforms of the two major parties while party chiefs prepare the official drafts. The process shows how finance industrial and social groups influence the upcoming platforms.
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Washington
Powder blast injures two on federal work above Lowman
Two men were seriously injured Sunday on a federal highway project above Lowman when a powder stick failed to explode during rock drilling. An explosion ripped part of one man’s face and seriously injured the other, though both are expected to recover. Names were learned by Mr. Hartenhower and indicate nonlocal workers. two Caldwell men on the crew escaped unharmed. Fritz Miller of Nampa visited Mundy.
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Lowman
Fred Martenbower
Hartenhower
Caldwell
Governor backs Idaho poultry train tour and future profits
Governor C Moore approves a ten day poultry special train through Idaho and lauds Poultry Specialist Mr Moore for advancing the industry. He cites rising egg production since 1921 and 190 full car loads shipped in 1923, predicting Idaho as a leading poultry region with strong ties to dairying and farm prosperity.
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Boise
Idaho
Oregon
Moore
Fred Palmer Visits Caldwell From Jordan Valley
Fred Palmer of Jordan Valley visited Caldwell on Saturday, staying for the day and greeting local residents. He toured nearby sites and caught up with old friends during his Caldwell trip.
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Fred Palmer
Jordon Valley
Caldwell
College of Idaho June 3-4 events listed
Schedule of College of Idaho activities includes a short story contest and an orchestra concert on June 3 at Sterry Hall and the Methodist church, commencement exercises and an alumni banquet on June 4, with a Caldwell celebration on July 4.
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College of Idaho
Sterry Hall
Methodist Church
Caldwell
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Kharwenka
Massenet
Joxelyn
Godard
Coenan
Keoan
Mr. Mitchell
HF Plain
Eagle
Herman Weick
Notts
Monroe Dille
Calder
Future
Payette Plan
McCall
Payette
Senator Borah
Borah
Elwood Mead
New Reclamation
Dr. Mead
Macy Canyon
Fields
W. RC. Notus
Fritz Miller
Nampa
Mundy
Pren Moore
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