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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
5
Nearly thirty six thousand farm girls joined bread making programs run by cooperative extension workers in 1922. Reports to the U.S. Department of Agriculture show these girls produced over four hundred fifteen thousand loaves of bread during the year. The text notes the hands on lessons taught by practice on loaf making.
The District Court of the Seventh and Metalic states a complaint by plaintiffs against Welsh Lillian wife and Charles Miller et al in a partition suit over premises described as tract of land in Tahoe County. If partition cannot be made, sale of the premises and division of proceeds will occur. Defendants are notified to answer within the written period or a default judgment will be entered.
An ad extols Trunk's Prescription as a universal cure for rheumatism including inflammatory and gout forms. It claims no stomach harm and allows hearty meals while implying superiority over any alternative. Price is listed as 1.75 for 3 or 5 dollars. The rest of the text mentions local names and scattered notices about visits and community life.
I Jams Dikcer was convicted of statutory rape in November 1917 in the District Court of the Seventh Judicial District, Canyon. He has served his sentence and will be considered for release, per local court and board actions.
The Southern Division schedule shows Caldwell departures for Boise via Nampa and Meridian at 7:05, 8:30, 10:30, 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 5:30, 6:30, 8:30 and 10:20 a.m. and p.m. daily.
Cara service in the Northern Division will depart Caldwell for Boise via Middleton Star and Eagle at 8:00 a m 9:30 a m 11:30 a m 1:30 p m 3:30 p m 5:30 p m 6:30 p m 7:30 p m 9:30 p m and 11:30 p m for Star and intermediate points only.
Arthur Robertson sold his woo. Le see averaged over 8 Il, per Robert Sherman of Marble Front visited at Canyon Sunday. G. H. Myers began casting a head lettuce. John McNeil and family left by auto Monday for a week’s visit in Washington.
Pleasant Ridge reports numerous social visits and gatherings. Miss Williams hosts a birthday surprise at her Rogers home near Caldwell. local families share meals, visits, and gifts. The Chaste Gayless home hosts a breakfast and the Longafort home welcomes callers. births noted, plus a regular Epworth League meeting with planned future sessions. Mrs Hayless visits Idaho Falls and then plans a trip east. The Pleasant Ridge group holds a patriotic program with a social hour and a large turnout.
Claytonia Edgar Gipson inspected fruit trees in the neighborhood on Monday. Local families from Kio Nil Idaho visited relatives here last week. Harry and Everett Coon families stopped by with others, Velda Maxwell visited Nampa for college services, and a Christian Sunday school baseball team travelled to Greenleaf, where Greenleaf won.
The article lists numerous visits and social calls among Caldwell residents and nearby towns including Franklin Street Wilder Maple Grove and Falks store. Notable names include Miss Alice Mason Mrs Thomas Spithman Mrs S R Gite Mrs W C Firgate and Rev Mr Patey. Memorial Day visits and a Presbyterian Mission Society meeting are noted.
Notice to the Public Provisions of Ordinance 142 will be rigidly enforced. The ordinance requires property owners facing streets or alleys in Caldwell Idaho to remove weeds rubbish underbrush stumps and obstructions and trim trees so they do not overhang sidewalks. If owners fail to comply the city will clean the premises and charge costs to the involved property as taxes.
The Ladies Aid met in the church basement with Mrs. Rolly Brown Mrs. Henry Maas and Mrs. Emma Barnes as legresses The next meeting will be on Friday June 8 George English Mrs. W T Clark and William English drove to Payette Lakes Sunday to bring home their father who is very ill at the time of writing He is in serious condition The Paines O F Paine O O Paine and two daughters left by auto for Pendleton Oregon to make their home Several farewell rites were given in their honor The Book Club Mrs Paine was a member entertained Monday evening at Mrs Lindseys with about a dozen guests Lela Weeks hosted a party Monday for Miss Paine and others Florence Knight gave a dinner for friends leaving town for the summer Helen Mitchell and Marion Heston plan to join their fathers in Long Valley Eileen Meyer will enter business college Tah Wininger will attend summer normal
Mr J L Gildden transacted business at his ranch Saturday and Sunday. Mr Miecank Wallace returned home from Metha Frida. Mr and Mrs Royal Stanton visited Mr and Mrs Joseph Levy in Green Heights district Wednesday. Frank Hull motored to Cald ell Thursday. Mr and Mrs Lee Gibson and others attended at the Wallace home. Miss Aldine Gartin attended the event.
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