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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
4
The President shifts repeal responsibility to Congress and forecasts no action unless demobilization nears. He sought authority to control liquor traffic as a war measure, claiming Congress need do nothing and that the President will lift restrictions by proclamation when ready. The language brands him an artful dodger and suggests Congress will be blamed if it acts.
Article discusses the Senate facing pressure over ratifying a peace treaty with Germany. It claims Taft and administration politicians back a stance that Congress could end the war by resolution, reinstate wartime treaties, and that public sentiment supports sticking with the current position.
A fragment from a public dispute asserts that powerful financial interests control the framing of the League of Nations covenant and hold complete copies of peace treaties. It claims loans propaganda is funded by these interests and accuses them of seeking guarantees in European bonds backed by the United States.
A garbled note discusses the famous fourteen points, advising to "can them" and suggesting the season is ending. It mentions not being overrun by the points and the idea of keeping them for future use, implying political or strategic considerations.
A fragmented ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache fatigue and urinary issues. It cites patient testimonials including Mrs. D. J. Terry of 1301 Arthur and urges readers to use the tonic for weak kidneys.
Miss Kean Alturee Mark and Arthur Clark united in marriage at the bride’s parents’ home on North Kiuball avenue. Rev. W L Brewer officiated. Attendants wore pink and white, with Edith Clements as bridesmaid and Glen Mark as best man. Music by Miss Geneva Mont of Boise and Mrs Jarvis. guests served light refreshments. couple to live at their ranch three miles west of Parma. J E Wright’s Boy Band provided music on the Caldwell street stopover.
Classified item reports an ewe branded W Dot with two lambs found 3 1/2 miles southwest of Green Leaf on May 21. Owner to claim by sending details to C H Duncanson. Also lost car crank between Christian Church and Canyon Hill. notify George H Myers at phone 66.
Classifieds show multiple job requests including a live agent for county or district tasks with an appointment call, a middle aged woman for kitchen work, painting and mining work solicited with price notes, a lumber and building company ad, and a house moving service promising quick completion with contact numbers.
Farmers urged to buy mower binder or rake as best in market with McCormick repairs on hand. Caldwell Forwarding Co promotes sale trade or rent near Van Buren School offering four lots at 50 dollars each. G L Crook lists a home on CI street with barn and orchard and garden, valued at one third cash, 1000 dollars asking with 500 down and low-interest terms. Actress H C care Tribune Jott.
Caldwell notices report a burglary surge with several houses and an office hit over the weekend. Social items note Miss Edith Gamble and Ralph Hodge wed in Caldwell, plus multiple weddings and visits as locals plan summer travels and reunions.
In the course of construction with heating plants and basement. Terms available. Phone John G Flynn at 63048 for details.
Caldwell business leaders reject a planned state tour proposed by the Caldwell Commercial Club leaving Caldwell Tuesday June 10. The plan aimed to visit several southern Idaho towns by auto to foster fellowship and advertise communities but interest waned and few signed on.
Probate Court of Canyon County Idaho orders sale of a half interest in northwest quarter of section 43, township 5, range 5 west Boise Meridian. Private sale June 23 1919 at Thompson Bicknell Caldwell Bank Building offices. Ten percent bid deposit. balance upon court confirmation. Guardian for Frances M. Stevens, James W. Stevens, and Wilma Stevens minors.
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