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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1923
Page
4
The notice lists MH Gibbons Aden Hyde subscription rates at 8 per year with advertising rates on application. Forelgn advertising representative is Che American Press Association. Postoffice at Caldwell is noted as second class matter. Entered the Ida. 0.
The Tribune notes alfalfa weevil infestation rising in Canyon county alfalfa fields. It portrays the need for public information and practical remedies while recalling earlier skepticism from Nonpartisan League spokesmen who dismissed initial weevil reports as lies.
The piece argues Caldwell should fund a modern, well equipped tourist park rather than give away a free, poorly equipped park. It notes city administration favors a paid system, local businessmen favor free access, and no expansion is likely without public payment. If Caldwell wants better facilities, tourists must pay. if not, the current park remains free.
Flower show in Canyon County drew crowds despite adverse weather that limited blooms. The event showcased Caldwell’s flowers and inspired plans for next year to promote civic beauty and community pride.
The piece argues that eggs and gold eyes do not guarantee vast wealth but offer a steady profit at current prices. It emphasizes Boise valley hens as a source of outside money from New York, boosting Idaho prosperity through increased production and local turnover largely irrelevant.
Farmers anticipate added profits as Idaho sugar beet growers gain under a sliding contract. The article notes a bright phase amid sugar gouging concerns in America, suggesting returns will improve for beet producers.
Sadie Westcott Mrs Paul Murphy and Mrs R W Oakes joined Emmett visit for PS O business. Reports mention fires, travel guesses, a July chicken excursion with a target of $50 million, teaching moves, and Kiwanis chatter. Several residents plan trips to Iowa and Boise, while others face school issues, a dining party success, and minor arrests.
The contract backed by the farm bureau boosts sugar beet farmers’ income as prices rise. Higher sugar prices mean greater profit for growers, a result aligned with expected policy and industry support.
A Chicago Tribune opinion piece argues that progressivism is a misused label. It contends many self styled progressives favor increased government control and state socialism, while those opposing such trends are the true progressives. The column warns against equating change with progress and urges returning to sound policies.
A reader disputes a June article attacking Legion patronage, arguing ex service members reject grandstanding and emphasize silent service. The piece highlights Dempsey, Red Radicalism, and Legion efforts from grave preservation to fraud exposure, urging respect for soldiers’ chosen forms of patriotism.
R S Madden of the Pacific Cooperative Poultry Producers led a Caldwell visit to organize a big poultry excursion planned for July 19 with Caldwell as headquarters. The event aims to be the largest of its kind in Idaho.
Amelia Anderson of WRC announced that certain holders can obtain credentials and certificates before departure to access special railroad rates. The notice encouraged eligible individuals to apply in advance to ensure their trip.
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