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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1924

Page

3

Frisco Painter Praises Lasting Relief From Tanlac

John W. Shane a painter at 537 Sanchez St San Francisco California reports long lasting relief after taking Tanlac. He describes years of poor appetite stomach troubles and weakness that hindered his work and daily life. He notes improved strength and energy since starting Tanlac and says it helped him get around better. Tanlac is sold by druggists with no substitutes.

Tanlac John W. Shane Sanchez St. Sant Francisto Californa

Drought Warps Idaho Crops Across Regions

North Idaho reports drought ongoing with scattered showers bringing brief relief. Frosts damaged fruit and garden crops. winter wheat holds, but in Lewiston and Lapwai areas crops suffer. pastures dry. Southwest Idaho faces ongoing drought with scarce rainfall and low irrigation water. alfalfa harvest underway, corn and beets growing but uneven. Southeast Idaho sees mild relief from rains but asks for better precipitation. alfalfa and beets grow, pasture and ranges fading. Parma area shows cold and wind with some warmth later, oats and winter wheat maturing unevenly.

Distret Camis Nerperce Lewiston Lapwai Lewistton Idaho Ida Oli

Quarantine Sticks on California Goods Linked to Hoof and Mouth

Idaho Commissioner of Agriculture Mark Means says no change to the state quarantine on California products until hoof and mouth disease is fully eradicated. Few cases remain but the epidemic remains far from controlled. Mr and Mrs Frank Black left Tuesday by car for Baker Oregon.

Idaho California Mark Means Maho Frank Black Dor Baker, Oregon

Clover the Merriswinl dies at 53 after long career

Owner Rev. De Uriah Myers reports Clover the equine died after a two week illness. Once a noted racer with strong pedigree, he had been in Dr. Myers's care for over 30 years and lived largely out of work. Donations including $100 from Mrs. Warren G Harding helped fund his old age. he was exhibited in Madison Square Garden two years ago and his body goes to the American Museum of Natural History.

Clover Merriswinl de. Uriah Myers Colver Warren G. Harding Dr. Myers Madiidt Square Garden Amerian Museum of Natural History New York

Riverside Social Notes and Obscure Local Events

Riverside locals report Mr Walter Farris attending the M W A meeting on the Slope Tuesday evening. Miss Celia Shiree of Cylderi visiting Mrs J O Edwards. Miss Dottie Mutch hosted a kids party Saturday with a "kids pang" and dancing. Mr and Mrs W Rohrer attended Memorial services in Boise. Mrs K W Kingston’s daughter hosted Amesbury families at a three course dinner and theatre outing. The Missionary Society met at Mrs C B Myers home with program by Mrs Airicn. Mr and Mrs Austiar Bitch celebrate birth of daughter Alice Laura. Mr and Mrs Albert Mutch and daughter Bonnie visiting relatives near Mira Vale. Rev Shues and art on dinner honors. Mrs Amesbury hosted a 94 tick dinner Friday for Misses Shues, Arton, Babe, and title Cleveland of Lowell, Italy. Mr and Mrs Histl and Evertt left for Oregon for a week. Born to Mr and Mrs Avery Mefford Friday May 40th at Aunt Mrs Arthur Roberts home. Mr and Mrs H Meshary attended Baccalaureate in Caldwell and stayed with Dr Mondell. Mr and Mrs Milas Hinat nest at H B Mary Ir day. Miss Heley Fay Haworth and Macy family. Mr and Mrs Tam Yannst ne visited near Melta Sunday. Mrs Reasie Porrott at Sunny Slope home helping Mrs Young.

Walter Farris Celia Shiree Cylderi J. O. Edwards Dottie Mutch Givng W. Rohrer Boise KW. Kingston McGarraugh Caldwell Amesbury Miravale Shues Artonner Babe Cleveland Lowell Ital Mira Evertt Oregon Av" Mefford Sie Macy Macy and Roberts Pleasant Plains California Tam Yannst Melta Reasie Porro Sunny Slope Young Sanviens

The Infant Prodigy Radio Industry Emerges

The overnight growth of the radio industry after World War I has surged from a small group to over 3,000 manufacturers and supporters. Sales in 1920 reached about 1 million dollars, with the public spending around 100 million dollars on parts and accessories last year. Expenditures on research by major manufacturers are rising, and government census efforts lag as Congress debates regulation amid rapid changes and a trend toward standardization.

Wren Army Asd Navy Tw Whalvns Congress American Bankers Association Journal

Harwett Family and Neighbors Attend Local Gathering

The Harwett family from Mejiva are among attendees at a community gathering near the poultry house, with Mr Hyde and others present. The event also mentions Mrs Senith, Mr. and Mrs Areas Viewu of Nevada, and a nervous system teaching segment led by a local instructor urging no smoking due to its harmful nerves effect.

Mra Harwett Mejiva Panett Irene Fan Mr. Hyde Etd Men Lipdie Sien Cablwell Srendance Ir Poultry Gettin Kale R Nevata Cote Yom Young Etree Visting EB Peds Allsbantghak Caldwell Eisiying Rs Mdsiperth Willam Wikae

Missing Meaning in Hobo Speak Dialogue

Fragmentary quoted exchanges show indecipherable slang and misspellings. The lines hint at a discussion about moving or changing names but lack clear context or identifiable persons, places, or events to form a coherent news summary.

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