Middleton Locals Report Quiet Week of Village Life
Middleton residents kept busy with mowing and social visits as Earl Newnan celebrated his sixth birthday with friends at his home. Caldwell visitors, hospital staff, and local families gathered for Memorial Day and a Ladies Aid supper at the I C O B hall to raise funds.
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SS. Foote
Chautamqua
Caldwell
Leonard Jackson
Howe
Migh
Idaho City
Middleton
Earl Newnan
Earl's
Sid Sa
O. B. Hall
Local Middleton News Briefs and District Events
Wringing the church for electric lights, church social scenes, and entertainment notes fill Middleton items. Attendees from Boise and Emmett join Epworth League events, while the Mercantile Building undergoes overhaul for rental use. A Baptist pastor surprise party, hay fever, and local musical at the Methodist church are mentioned alongside birthday tributes and crowd estimates. Bids open for College of Idaho Boys' dormitory. J E Kyle builds a Cleveland boulevard bungalow with seven rooms and steam heat.
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Hershey
Brewer
Wood
Jackson
Monk Ranch
C. F. Elford
Boise
Chester Moore
Emmett
Epworth League
Middleton
Mercamile
The
Baptist Church
Tickner
Mitson
H.C. Flint
Tempke
Joy Foote
Eli Langtree
GC. Paynter
Payette
Messrs
Westrupe
Binford
Istevens
Caldwell
Methodist Shore
Lela Vroontan
College of Idaho
City Hall
W. G. Brooks
Guthrie
Oklo
New York
Columbia University
Teachers College
Ontario
Roy Huter
Miss Pearl Mustead
Tribune
J. E. Kyle
Cleveland Boulevard
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Avenues
Kyle
Community notices from Deer Flat period page
Deer Flat items report a Sunday School class hosting a June 1 strawberry festival at Mrs. W H Davis's home with an elaborate program. Several local residents are mentioned by name including Elnora Rees, Fred Rose, T H McCullough, Atha Hitson, and W H Culter, with notes on illness, moves, and church assignments. Memorial Day services and thanks to churches, officials, and volunteers are described, followed by a housing ad and a room wanted listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davis
Davis
Elnora Rees
Miss Rees
Fred Rose
T. H. McCullough
Caldwell
McCullough
W. H. Culter
Minnie Vasold
W. H. Hitson
Tom Wheeler
Nampa
T. O. Wheeler
James Traughber
Long ‘Tree
Christian Endeavor Society
Grand Army Best
Woman's Ki ‘Corps
Grand Army
Baptist
Methodist Episcopal
G. W. McCombbe
Judge Bryan
W. A. Stone
Caldwell Band
National Guard
Boy Cadets
Ald
Col-lege
A Plain Statement and a Promise About Honest Corporations
The piece argues that an honest man needs no laws and a corporation is a man on a large scale. It cites Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, claiming it promises fair service and returns, but accuses it of misleading rates. It notes the firm has invested $1.15 for every $1.00 capital, with interest paid on the $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Timber Boom on Boise River and Local Fruit Factory
Miss Mary Cupp returns from Payette where she taught. Boise River’s young trees along the bank have grown since twenty five years ago. Middleton hosts a fruit factory cutting timber into a market product for export. Old timers recall land prices and speculate on future gains from 1912.
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Boise River
Middleton
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Jack McCall
Deer Flat
Ocion
and Mesdames
Wim. Kollenborn
Mark Newman
C. C. Fro‘brough
L. N. McCall
Carl Aven
Clark Travis
W. H. Kollenborn
Ike Dolbow
Ed. Dolbow
Nat Neff
Everett Kendall
John Miles
A. G. Lottie Kollenborn
Abbie Steenama
Fern Kollenborn
Messi Demki
Chas. Bohlson
Jacob Bohlson
C. C Frobraugh
W. E. Derig
Theron Keister
Clarence McCall
Irma McCall
Hazel McCall
Carrol Mutch
Kendall Murch
Majorie Kendall
Levone Frobraugh
Clint Frobraugh
Baby Aven
Prace
Loca
Addryse W. C. ‘Tribune
Bowen
Old Reliable Jeweler
Cor
Main and
Kimball Ave
Mary Cupp
Ackley’s
Ackley
Tell Drilling Machinery ‘Mation Wale
Toit
Ieee
Ota
McNair’s Shoe
Martha ‘Washington
Martha Washington
Mayer Trade
Iss
Pas
the Caldwell Clothing
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