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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
2
Field Horticulturist Ben nett of the University of Idaho urges spring planting while warning about cutworms aphids and cabbage worms. He prescribes poultry control soil preparation thorough spraying with safe insecticides and persistent cultivation to maximize yield and resist pests.
A contract was let to furnish poles and erect a telegraph line from De Lamar to Booneville connecting with Silver City and Caldwell. Plans also call for a Caldwell wool mill with an eastern investor, aiming to start next year’s wool clip. local sheepmen have pledged funds and work will begin once stock is subscribed. Rev W J Boone touted as a top Caldwell fruit grower. Local entertainment featured Edison photographs and a popular performer, with minor profanity noted in the show.
Mrs W P Robinson hosted at home Sunday. Mr Young’s mother visits from Washington. Daugherty family heads to Three Rivers Michigan with plans to stay until September. Elnore Postlethwaite attended a civics class picnic at Jula Davis park. Parkers camping on Hobson place return from California for Mr Parker’s health and plan to relocate. Patrick sells his local property. Hummed returns from Portland unsure of location. Aollefsen on the Wick Tae. High school and college commencement draws many in the area with graduates Katherine Daugherty Max Ranney George Runcimen. J Parker loses a cow to bloat. Marble Front’s Mr Beck visits. Postlewaites expect Mr Postlethwaite’s brother and family from Kansas late week.
Justices extend ditch along the top of the hill east of town to drain water as it moves down the thoroughfare, with glaring advertisements. A subscription paper headed by Robert Noble seeks $1009 of valuable information, and a considerable portion of the money has already been raised for the Tribune.
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