Caldwell City Audit Praises Good Finances and Clerk
Caldwell city finances are reported in excellent condition after a biennial audit by Howard Snell. The report commends City Clerk Earle Boyes and City Treasurer W C Dyer for accurate records and disciplined fund transfers noting only a 95 cent discrepancy in Boyes accounts.
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Caldwell
Earle Boyes
W. C Dyer
Howard Snell
Snell
Dyer
Water Works Fund
Ant
Deer Flat Reservoir Stores More Water This Year
Rains last week boosted Boise project crops and increased Deer Flat storage to 149,218 acre feet on Monday, surpassing last year’s 135,000 by 14,218 acre feet. The gain moved storage above last year’s average as irrigation use declined, easing alarm six weeks ago.
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Boise Project
Deer Flat
Boilermaker Ball Game Delights Few, Parma Dominance Dims
Caldwell fans traveled to Boise Sunday to watch Boise defeat Parma in a slow, unexciting contest. Lefty Stewart, formerly of Caldwell, stood out with strong pitching, providing the sole bright spot in an otherwise routine game.
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Caldwell
Boise
Parma
Lefty Stewart
Dako Masons Meet Here In Caldwell District Convention
Representatives from 22 southern Idaho Masonic lodges converge in Caldwell for a two day district convention hosted by the I O F lodge in the new fraternal home. Notable attendees include Grand Master George M Scott of Idaho Falls with a full itinerary of open lodges addresses demonstrations and discussions starting Wednesday afternoon and continuing Thursday morning.
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Idaho
Caldwell
I. O
George M. Scott
Idaho Falls
Masonic Organization of Idaho
George M
Master Mae Sons
C.C.F
Temple
J. H Henry
Notus
Fred G
Mock
PG. M
Nampa
Arch Cunningham P. G. M. Boise
Fair Catch at Squaw Creek Draws Local Anglers
Squaw Creek yielded a few fish to anxious anglers Saturday and Sunday after rains and oily water. Frank Knapp made a fair catch, joined by Frank Mumford Bert Conley and C C Collins of Nampa who shared in the outing’s results.
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Squaw Creek
Frank Knapp
Knapp
Frank Mumford
Bert Conley
C C, Collins
Nampa
Lettuce Headed for Caldwell Meeting Split
The Idaho Farm Bureau reports Walton Peteet and Aaron Sapiro plan separate Idaho talks in June with Peteet to speak in Caldwell while Sapiro attends other towns. Peteet, credited for organizing Texas co operative marketing, is seen as Boise Valley inspiration and the lettuce trade moves toward market despite limited supply and high shipping costs.
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Walton Peteet
Aaron Sapiro
Idaho
Mr. Sapiro
Idaho Palle
Clackfoot
Burley
Mr. Peteet
Pocatellon
Twin Falls
Caldwell
Farm Bureau
Peteet
Sapiro
Peteets
United States
Texas
Utah
Boise Valley
Boise
Payette Valley
W.mccall
Idaho Producers Union
McCall
McGall
Caldwell hosts Wheeler and laundrymen tour week
Earl Wheeler a Caldwell laundryman hosted 25 delegates at a Boise State laundry convention luncheon in Caldwell as part of an inspection tour of Boise Valley laundries. The group then toured Nampa plants before continuing.
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Earl Wheeler
Caldwell
Boise
Boise Valley
Mr. Wheeler
Wheeler
Nampa
R. J. Gilbert
Dalles
Ore
G. J. Hoar
la Salle
M. T. Logue
Salt Lake City
Theodore J. Fisher
Weiser
Arthur J. Johnson
Payette
H. M. Metcalf
Buhl
W. M. Davis
Blackfoot
Geo. E. Sandtroitz
C. S. Noftager
Chicago
Ross Cady
L. L. Gray
Rain
Water Jones
Ontario
W. J. Brunger
Kate Due Boise Kerr
R. L. Seaver
Harry Froman
Calwell
R. J. Armstrong
Salt Laker City
Local dairy owner injured after delivery wagon collision
Mathews, owner of a local dairy, is convalescing slowly after last Friday evening’s crash near the College of Idaho campus. His wagon was struck from behind by a car driven by John Cupples, throwing him to the pavement as the frightened team ran away. Dr. B. Dudley attended, and Matthews was taken to the sanatorium for care.
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M. HT
Mathews
John .Cupples
College of Idaho
Mr. Matthews
B. Dudley
Matthews
Teachers Approve State School Law in Idaho Convention
County superintendents at their annual convention adopted resolutions favoring teachers meetings over costly institutes and supporting an optional county unit plan of administration along with a statewide education tax. Elizabeth Russum urged inspiring state history and patriotism in students. The group toured the Technical Institute exhibit and Fort Hall Indian School before returning home, ending with nine cheers for the new State superintendent.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Elizabeth Russum
Tech
Fort Hall
Lowell lauded at water seer Lowell lauded at water seer
James R. Stotts read a Kiwanis tribute honoring J. H. Lowell nicknamed the seer of the Lower Boise valley for his influential role in transforming the Snake River country near the John Steele farm and Roswell Beach area into productive farmland. The letter praised Fred McConnell for his early vision and effort, urging Caldwell Kiwanis members to honor Lowell’s legacy and inspire continued local development. Meanwhile fishing news noted June bass fishing and opening trout season per state game department.
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J. H. Lowell
Boise Valley
James R. Stotts
Toop
Boise
Kiwanis Club
Stotts
Mr. Lowell
Big Bend
Snake River
John Steele
Fred McConnel
Snake
Coote
Butte
Gooseneck Island
Idaho
Wc Connell
Roswell Beach
Caldwell
Seer Valley
Boi
State Game Department
Fourth of July parade to spotlight states section in Caldwell
Caldwell plans a grand Fourth of July celebration with a states section in the parade chaired by R E Fields featuring representatives from Iowa Kansas Nebraska Wisconsin Texas and other states. A Ford section with prizes and a jitney dance at the I O F hall are also slated along with a Memorial Park fireworks display and a municipal band appearance.
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Caldwell
Idaho
R. Efields
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Texas
Jack Thorne
Ford
Memorial Park
W. H. Blunt
Henry Zeh
Frank Mumford
Fred Lilly
Tom McConnaughey
Old Home States parade chairs sought for Caldwell event
Not all Idaho citizens were Idaho born and many retain ties to their birth states. The Caldwell July 4 parade seeks chairmen for several states including Alabama Kentucky Kansas Missouri Michigan Nebraska Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Texas and Wisconsin with R. E. Fielde Caldwell coordinating and inviting more participation.
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Idaho
Caldwell
R. E. Fielde
Alabama
E. M. Hendon
Town
M. D. Riner
Kentucky
J. F. Bow
Kansas
F. C. Hollingsworth
Missouri
M. L. Walker
Michigan
E. L. Shaw
Nebraska
M. H. Gibbons
Ohio
D. S
Dudley
Oregon
D. K. G. Young
Pennsylvania
A. Miler
Texas
J. K. Roddy
Wisconsin
C. J. Kupier
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M.S. Sandmeyer
Harry Burger
C. D. Whittenberger
Dako Masons
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J. C. Blackwell
W. H. Gideon
Gro J
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Mt. Moriah
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P. M
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Sipiro
Raedy
College
Methodist Church
A. Glendenning
Fi Methodist Church of
Sterry Hall
F. Beale
Rivaldi
R. R. Pittenger
Esther Hare
Paul Smith
Bessie Roberts
Lucy Miller
Chester Neece
Catherine Ames
Corwinshaw
F. F. Beale
Mollie Hopkins
Moskowski
Jeanette Mot
Sinding
Lauren Irwin
Oliphant Downs
Pierrette
Doris Wright
Pierrot
Marguerite Noland
June Evans
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Kimball Avenue
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Old Home State
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