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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
4
The Caldwell Tribune announces business management and editorial staff notes with subscription at 1.00 per year. Advertising rates are available on application. The paper is mailed via second class matter at Caldwell.
Caldwell considers expending 95000 for a soldier memorial building to serve as a community center. Supporters argue it honors World War I veterans and aids neighbors, while objections exist but the Legion committee expects bonds to be approved. Ownership would stay with the city. management to be vested in a governors board.
The Legion Forward Club Commercial club and Caldwell city council pledge representation for the bonds and promise sale only at par value. They acknowledge market uncertainty but argue bonds will fetch 100 cents on the dollar. They claim former service men can aid the appeal and urge a strong vote in favor.
City council authorized the city attorney to pursue legal action to stop the Pioneer Irrigation district from flooding Cleveland boulevard. Residents report lacking Pioneer water and relying on city supply, while ditches overseen by the city engineer fail to carry water without street seepage. The piece criticizes the city and district for the current disruption and questions responsibility for the mess. It notes political commentary on party platforms and notable figures amid broader national remarks.
The French government plans to spend about 2.7 billion francs to electrify railroad lines over the next years. The move aims to replace coal as fuel, addressing a long standing fuel shortage. Senator William E. Borah criticized the plan, threatening to bolt years to restore.
Business statistician Roger Babson argues that appeals to patriotism fail to reach wage earners and suggests letting workers learn by experience. He contends small trials reveal what workers want to try and whether they will succeed, shaping broader change.
The Rev and Mrs Ford arrived from Michigan and will settle at Edward Reynolds place awaiting furniture from the east. Ford conducted both services Sunday and a social hour followed. He is the first ordained minister to regularly fill the pulpit here. Regular services will be held every Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 8 p m in the public hall.
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