Local Correspondence Describes Election Day Events
Report notes busy day with voters and a range of activities in the region. Mentions Carl Munir routing an opponent, Carl Alumar and Mrs Alumar attending a Cure party, and preparations for a local election effort. Also references illnesses and a nervous strain affecting Miss Hertha Rigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bote
Moray
Myers
Carl Munir
Carl Alumar
Myrex
McNell
Hertha Rigley
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Many residents hosted and attended casual events this week. Notable moments included Mex Leah Smith and Mya Icorne celebrating birthdays, Mrs. Woodhouse hosting guests, and Miss Woot Haus teaching in Fargo. Families such as the LeMasters and Laffertys saw guests arrive for dinners and games while travels brought Jeanette to Fargo and Mr Mackey to Denver for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Smith
Feat Rowland
Caldoah
Leah Smith
McCarthy
Tome
WE. LeMaster
Ieorce Laltery
Gate of Healb
Phinmer
Star
Stubblefield
Baise
Ineig
Macks
Mackey
Denver
Colorado
Riddle
Cleveland
Caldwell Area Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Community mentions Mr and Mrs H Belly and children leaving Caldwell for Tuesday business. Velma McCormick tailing a neighbor Monday afternoon. Ruth Stanton visited Friday with Velena Meconnicle. Families from Knowlton Heights and Caldwell gathered for visits. Haying begins, Jim Cox ill two days, Frank Watlice came from Pharadue for Tack after Me ere. Several locals spent Sundays with relatives and planned future homestead work.
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H. Belly
Deave
Caldwell Tueeday
W. Fe Cox
Busi
Caldwell
Wits Jett
Ewe Pat
Mies
Velma McCormick
Jordan
Caldywell
Moody
RH Hayless
Knowlton
Minday Wots
Charles Ora Asl
Mier
Ruth Stanton
Shuweday
Velena
Boris Wallace
Ralph Young
Melba
Aid Mes
Knowlton Heights
Mex Camel
Lim McIntyre
Pandas
Flynn
Pharadue
Sam MeIntyres
Mildred
Evelyn Wallace
Mr. Bowles
Grandia MeIntyre
Jim Cox
Twe
Velia McCormick
Stanton
Martin
Younse
Shuehter
Mina Grace Pent
W. V
Stauen
Isabel Wallace Sunes T. Hie Gages
Helle
Local residents listed among visitors and events
A crowded week lists pal and Jessie Kelly, Mrs Fannie Wallace, Walter Conley visitors, and many locals in Caldwell Parma and Boise. Donald Leiblar returns from Spokane to finish a five year electrical training. Ralph Gibson visits Nampa. Karcher and Wallace families host and visit, with juror senior events at the College of Idaho and a play at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
Jessie Kelly
Mendanon
Charles Sochas
Fannie Wallace
Saray
Dorothy Coxae
Opal Kelly
Erwin Kelly
Walter Con
Ric K Conley
Fannei Wallace
Alice
Eva Martin
Neved
Evelyn Wallace
Donald Leiblar
Spokane
Myo
James F. Boone
Mies
Jus. Gillespie
Caldwell
Airkwood
G. le Karcher
W. BR. Harme
R. J. Tipgin
Nampa
Kee Tower
W.C. Moore
Gladys “Widmarth
College of Idaho
Boise
Wednewa
Local notes and developments across towns
A garbled county ledger itemizes redevelopment funds and property work, listing Caldwell May improvements and Saratoga hotel work with $30,000. May reports show steady conditions in tasmanema, Paines Creamery output, traveler mentions, and multiple residents visiting relatives. The fragment mentions James F. Boone, Mrs I. Silleaple, J S Hulbert, Ed Winns, and others with scattered notes on farms, buildings, and community visits.
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Mullan
Caldwell
Mer
James F. Boone
Mra I. Silleaple
J. S. Hulbert
Poland
China
Ed. Winns
Cornwall
Towa
Te Karcher
Cory
Honanne
Mra E. Titus
Soma Hele Rowe
Poratree
W. C. Frazier
Tako
Idaho Legion Membership Day proposed for July
The Idaho Legion designates July 1 as Membership Day to boost nationwide efforts for expanded participation. State Commander Leeper urges posts to lift membership by at least 25 percent by midnight July 1, with novel recruitment tours to rural centers and a strong convention slate in Nampa July 27 28 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Comidor Leeper
Leeper
Nampa
Kuma
Ion
Lex Societe
Idaho
Westminster Guild hosts spring gathering at Kerrick home
Members of the Westminster Guild met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Leslie Kerrick’s home for a final gathering before fall. Refreshments were served on the lawn at 41 4 late hour. Guests included Mrs. Edward Youmans of Caldwell and Miss Minnie Hoffman, with attendees from Roswell and Payette. Funeral services for Charles Foote, 60, were held after his sudden death Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster, Guild
Leslie Kerrick
Walmsley
Rome
Margaret Warwick
Sonny Slope
Lange
Herthare
Roswell
Ninidwell
JC Blackwell
Hot ‘Lake
Oregon
Edward Youmans
Caldwell
Marie Wolfe
Pant Guass Wade
Charles Foote
Pome
Baldridge
College of Yaleo
Dalton Cashman
Payette
James Mitchell
Mitchell
JT Kerrick
Minnie Hoffman
John Kuehham
Revise
Tmmunity
Boise
Watson
Win
Hoffman Mires
Ruth Price
Je Creicht
Myrtle Walensies
Gallen
HC Baldvidge
Weiser
Jack Mitchell
Auto Production Rises Steadily in March Output
Washington reports a 40 percent rise in passenger car production from February to March, with truck output up 50 percent to 19,422 units. The March increase is the largest for the period, and early figures for April and May indicate continued gains in both passenger cars and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steel Production Rises Significantly In May
Washington reports strong gains in iron and steel output for May. Pig iron and ingot production climb, merchant pig iron sales double, and merchant iron shipments and orders show notable increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moat States Accept Sheppard-Towner Act
Washington reports most states have accepted the Sheppard Towner Maternity Act provisions. Administration will head child hygiene divisions within state health rate boards. Cooperation among states will shape local administration of funds based on local needs and requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—Am
Rmost
Rate Boards of Health
Fairal Children
Warning on Kidney Health and Fluid Intake
An aged fragment urges avoiding kidney trouble through cautious fluid and diet, warning against excess meat and toxins. It discusses drinking water, eating certain items, and maintaining balance to protect the urinary and blood systems, citing questionable authorities and warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Talsiaka
Mats
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