Caldwell G A R encampment to honor Civil War veterans
Caldwell prepares for the last likely G A R encampment in town next week with the W R C and Ladies of the G A R. events include a parade at 4 PM Wednesday to Memorial Park, a campfire program at Danceland hall, music, speeches, flag presentations, and Civil War songs by a women’s quartet.
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Caldwell
Idaho
G. A. R. Department
Saratoga Hotel
Red Cross Reat
Masonic Hall
I. O. O. Pall
G. A. R. Dancel
Methodist Church
J. J. Rae
FF. Bale
Addrensen
Doris Rae
Tml
Memorial Park
Lincoln
Danceland Hall
W. S. Hawkes
Guldwell
Hazelwood dairy station opens in Caldwell office
Opened by Opens Dairy Business ve HL plot long in charge of the Caldwell Hazelwood branch. The Caldwell Traction company building will house a dairy and pantry products office as a branch of Inland Products of Spokane. The move signals planned expansion by the Spokane firm in the Molse Valley.
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Caldwell
Hazelwood Company
Caldwell Traction Company
Inland Producta Company
Spokane
Blunt
Molse Valley
May Theatre Planned for Caldwell Project
E W Waddell of Nampa considers a 60 by 100 foot single story modern theatre on Main Street Caldwell between the Caldwell Plumbite and Caldwell Forwarding firms. Waddell aims to push the deal and start construction soon with his son Montanna Waddell in charge.
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Caldwell
E.W. Waddell
Nampa
Waddell
R. A. Cowden
Caldwell Plambite Company
Caldwell Forwarding Company
Menetures
Weather Aids Farm Crops Across Regions
Boise area reports favorable conditions for vegetation with cool nights slowing some garden crops and cloudy days delaying strawberries but overall good progress. Winter wheat benefits from showery weather as heads form while drought-threatened panhandle areas see relief. Prunes and apples grow rapidly though some fruit drop occurs. range stock thrive and gain flesh.
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Boise
Panhandle
Legion Leader Here Wednesday in Caldwell Park Program
Robert Leeper, state commander of the American Legion, will speak Wednesday afternoon at Memorial Park in Caldwell as part of an outdoor program hosted by the G. A. R committee of the Commercial club. Leeper, an overseas veteran wounded in action and University of Idaho alumnus, has actively advanced Legion work this past year and is regarded as a strong speaker. He will also attend an all veterans meeting Wednesday evening under Caldwell American Legion post auspices, with invites extended to Veterans of Foreign Wars members and World War II era veterans not currently in American Legion or VFW.
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Robert Leeper
Lewiston
American Legion
M. H. Gibbons
Caldwell
Memorial Park
Civil War Veterans
Leeper
University of Idaho
American Legions
Legion
Caldwell Veterans of Foreign Wars Organisation
Nampa Legion Post
Lincoln
Payere Lakes
Skelton
T. A. Walters
Ruby
J. A Young
Alex Ballantyne
Seattle
First Lettuce Is Ready for Cars
The spring crop of head lettuce is being marketed in Cary ton county with initial shipments from local markets. The Idaho Producers' Union plans to ship a first car late this week or early next, likely including lettuce from A. C Saxton Eagle and McNeil and Trotter Middleton. Parma district lettuce is nearing readiness but not yet enough to fill a car. A large portion of the spring acreage may not be market ready until early July due to late planting and season delays. The Eastern Star will hold its monthly Tea at the home of Mrs. C. S. Tucker on June 16 from 2 to 5 p.m. Guests are invited.
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Caryton
Idaho Producers’ Union
A. C Saxton
Eagle
McNeil
Trotter
Middleton
Eastern Star
Boise Club Fined One Dollar by League Leader
A heated dispute at Parma premises led Western Idaho League president to fine Boise club magnate E G Rosenheim one dollar and drop two one hundred dollar notes. Protested games were voided, Caldwell credited with a league win over Weiser, Boise-Weiser tied for first, and the double umpire system remains. Caldwell hosts Boise Sunday as tensions linger over protests and league rules. Memorial playground plans for Caldwell children announced with local officials and Mrs. Arthur Skelton overseeing summer efforts at Lincoln school grounds.
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E. G. Rosenheim
Boise
W. E. Waldrop
Western Idaho League
Parma
Rosenheim
Caldwell
Weiser
Paytte
Volve
Hurtt
Caldwell Elubs
Stewart
Moise
J Weiner
Caldwell Playground Association
Arthur Skelton
D. G. Ruby
Tribune
Pastor Adams Accepts Call To Baker Oregon Church
Rev A J Adams previously led Caldwell's Christian church has accepted a call to Baker Oregon to begin work immediately and move by July 1. Baker church is strong in Eastern Oregon and financially sound, with Adams favorable about the outlook.
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A. J. Adams
Christian Church of
Caldwell
Baker
Oregon
Adams
Maker
Return from outing for Fudge and Mrs Edo L Bryan
Fudge and Mrs Edo L Bryan returned early in the week from Fayetteville Payette Lakes and Weller. Judge Ryan was called to Valley and Washington counties on district court business and Mrs Bryan accompanied him to make the trip something of an outing venture.
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Fudge
Edo L. Bryan
Arly
Lakes
Weller
Ryan
Valley
Washington
Bryan
Prizes Planned for Big Fourth of July Parade
The Caldwell parade committee offers prizes for best decorated car and rural car, a $5 prize for best comedian makeup, and another $5 prize for the largest load carried. Veterans groups, Red Cross, and GAOR members will ride in cars, with floats from fire department and local organizations. The entertainment features horse races, pie eating, and amusement near Memorial Park, with a mule race closing the day.
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H. R. Cleaver
Anyony
Caldwell
Red Cross Chapter
J. 8. Harrington
Memorial Park
Footed Girl
Harrington
California Vegetable Union auditor opens Idaho office
J Kupfer auditor arrives in Caldwell to establish a branch for trading market and crop data for signed Idaho Producers Union growers. Me Rapter stays through season end possibly permanently. Union pushes cooperative marketing to boost Idaho sales.
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J. Kupfer
California Vegetable Union
Caldwell
Idaho
Rapter
California Vegetale Union
Anniversary of Reclamation Act Marks 20th Year
The Interior Secretary notes the twentieth anniversary of the Reclamation Act and outlines its aims to reclaim arid lands, create opportunities for small farmers, and build self supporting American communities while acknowledging repayment challenges due to lower crop prices and postwar production shifts.
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Law Fed
Era
Interior
Atlert Fall
Fie
Congress
Orten
N Industry
Au Rieptitire
Fire Destroys Home Near Stock Yards
A residence near the Union stock yards, owned by Fred Keley, was completely destroyed by fire on a Wednesday morning while the occupants were away at Givens Hot Springs. Sparks from a passing train are believed to have started the blaze. Firefighters arrived soon after the alarm but the house was already a total loss. Partial insurance covered the home and furniture. Rain began shortly after discovery and lasted about 12 hours, hindering detection and containment.
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Union Stock Yards
Fred Keley
Givens Hot Springs
Owyhee County
Delegates Leave for Toronto Convention from Caldwell
Delegates from Caldwell Kiwanis depart for Toronto for the international convention on an early morning train. Miss Helen Madden Idaho’s representative, chosen by Caldwell for winning a month’s attendance contest, left earlier in the week and will join the Omaha party today.
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J.B. Gowes
Caldwell Kiwanis
Toronto
Helen Madden
Idaho
Caldwell Club
Omaha
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G. AR
G. A. R. Gathering
Boise Club
Izens
Helas
CC Moore
St. Anthony
Rovernorship of
Moore
Christian Church
Secretary of Interior
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