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Fragmentary OCR text shows names and terms. It mentions individuals possibly in a notice or notice-like item. Readable parts reference a person named Phil and a place or group, but full details are unavailable.
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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and terms. It mentions individuals possibly in a notice or notice-like item. Readable parts reference a person named Phil and a place or group, but full details are unavailable.
Paleser and family are back in Fairview after extended absence. Mrs Palmers had been away for several months, and neighbors note the family has resumed daily routines and local visits.
The report lists numerous visitors and residents from towns like Green meptvelt Nampa Parma and Moscow visiting neighbors and relatives. It mentions Mr. Hinata W Coskhn and others recovering from illnesses and enjoying social events, with several Friday and Sunday gatherings noted along with school staff changes and regional travel.
City of Caldwell prepares a list of expected expenditures for 1934 including mayoral and city council costs city clerk city treasurer attorney hire department fire department engineer building inspector street lights paving water works extension and general and special funds totaling amounts such as 138848.37 1100.00 626.00 14508.24 6093.46 683.04 and others.
The Caldwell City Council schedules a public meeting for July 1 1924 to decide if they may levy an additional 4 34 mills for general purposes. The 1923 assessed property value is 2 801 268 dollars, with 28 012 58 dollars raised by ten mills and 45 000 dollars needed for city expenses. All registered voters who participated in the last city election may vote, requiring two thirds in favor to authorize the levy.
Mr and Mrs J Meade and children from Meise and Mr and Mrs Alva Crosiar families were Susilay guests of Mr and Mrs James Hammer. Donald Smith, recent jockey, has returned home. Mrs Isabelle Ode visited friend Wilder. Mr and Mrs Walter Thomas and guests attended a polo game in Noise. Misses Gwendalen Moore and Jamie Pearson left for the Payette with Y C A girls. The Thomases and guests spent Sunday at Parma and Big Tent Oregon. Ashcraft and Hudson returned to St Anthony. Maple Grove visits by Will Nooner and Emmett. E Kennedy, Lamkin, and others attended meetings and picnics in Lake View and Marble Front. Mrs H B Leiser visiting her mother. plans to move to Salt Lake with Mr Leiser. Mr J F Rowland and son Ear of Caldwell spent Sunday afternoon.
Local residents visit relatives in Pleasant Ridge and nearby towns. Charles Fowler and his father travel to see kin while Miss Magdalene Madsin plans Boise summer school attendance. Community members attend banquets, graduations, church services, and social events with neighbors, guests, and ongoing church programs noted.
Mr Rowlands mother Mex Leal Senith and Mr Floyd Smith spent Saturday and Sunday at Home visiting friends. Miss Keefer and Mrs Mc Grath from Mountain Mame visited George Smith’s home Sunday. Giles Jones and Miss Porathy Bender of Caldwell called at Playa Smith’s Sunday evening. Mrs J P Walker and family have moved to Maple Grow. Miss Iva Newawn from Lake View visited the Chambers home last week. Miss Dotis Chambers left for Bolae Sunday to attend summer school.
The dyelug of wool for rug making is described as a fine art, with the ribo dyer regarded as a person of considerable importance.
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney health aid. It urges Americans to drink soft water and take two tablespoons in water before breakfast for a few days to flush and stimulate kidneys. The text claims Jad Salts neutralizes acids, relieves bladder issues, and should be part of home care with medical checkups.
An old advertisement claims instant relief for nasal congestion from a product named Catarah or similar, promising to open air passages, relieve headaches and dryness, and soothe swollen mucous membranes with no waiting. It emphasizes quick breathing and urges not to stay stuffed up with a cold or estarrh.
A jumble of names, places, and dates outlines social visits, church events, school updates, and family gatherings. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Hadwardty, Miss Amesbury, and the Yousie family appear amid community planning for dances, contests, and church program details.
Timetable notes Southern Division trains from Caldwell to Nampa and Meri depart at 7:15, 8:30, 9:00, 12:40, 2:30, 4:40, 6:30, 8:30, and 9:00 PM. Times reflect daily service with listed departures to Mois oa Nampa and Meri.
Northern Division Cara leaves Caldwell heading to Bojer through Middleton and Star at 8:00 p.m. The schedule lists multiple times and segments, indicating a transit route with interim stops and a late evening arrival window.
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