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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1923

Page

3

Washington notes on wage boards and rail mergers

A Washington reflections piece surveys wage fixing by boards and court rulings, contrasts Kansas wage law with D C decisions, and discusses rail mergers under federal regulation. It weighs monetary policy, currency stabilization, and potential public impact, with notes on Shrine visits and farming crops.

United Court Mas Court of Industrial Nat Kansas Court District of Columbia Kansas Congress Kansas Law Industrial Court Sas

Potato acreage cuts vary across states in latest report

New York shows slightly smaller statewide potato plantings but Long Island’s area may match last year, which was record large. Minnesota sees mixed views with a 10 to 15 percent drop in Clay County. Colorado notes a further reduction from May forecasts, with Montrose County possibly down about half. North Dakota forecasts a severe cut, including a 20 to 50 percent drop in the southern shipping area as growers faced movement issues.

Hoover Sinter Federal Reserve Board Washington Red River Valley Maine Wisconsin Missouri New Jersey Central Jersey Burlington County South Jersey Kentucky North Carolina Texas Eagle Lake-Wharton District California Vegetable Union New York Long Island Minnesota Clay County Colorado Montrose County North Dakota

Parma and Area Campers Coordinate Summer Travel

Parma residents and visitors plan summer travel and visits to Boise Corvallis and Portland with multiple trips mentioned. Notables include Mr and Mrs Elenn Merrian and Charles Dickerson camping at Tamarack and several residents headed to Boise for medical, educational or summer program activities. Local groups attend state conventions while others prepare for polo and agricultural college events.

Elenn Merrian Charles Dickerson Tamarack EE. Castater Portland CE. Kurtz Etla Mooman Red Stuffs California Ray Wilson Della Moline Juanus Wymer Boise V. M. G. Montgomery Kimmerer Wyoming Ernest Anderson D. C. Brett Ed Martin Caldwell Ia Eee Win Kag Een T Ae Agricultural College Corvallis Oregon Bea Mitchell Dorothy Barth College of Idaho Fred E. Fisk St. Luke’s Hospital Parma Ralph Castater E. F B. Waite R. T. Mitchell Agate Ridge A. R Emmett Camp Lewis Jean Lake Elewyn Shipley Otho Myer J. E. Kerrick Sarah Irene Baker Ae Ene College Tee Main Indy

League of Nations deemed unnecessary by evolving covenants

A Springfield Republican editorial argues that as European nations meet obligations through league covenants, the purpose of a broader League of Nations may fade, suggesting regional cooperation could suffice for security and peace.

Republican Springfield

Local Family News From Greenleaf And Nearby Areas

Mrs George Dougherty returned from Kimberly to visit daughter Mrs Mark Pomeroy in Greenleaf. Several neighbors attended gatherings in Maple Grove and Caldwell. Friends and relatives, including Miss Mina Nird and Mr Floyd Smith, were noted at birthdays and dinners.

George Dougherty Kimberly Mark Pomeroy Howard Stree Greenleaf John Postlethwait California L. Jones Frank Jones Baldwin Rowland Earl Rowland Charlie Rowland Dorothy Royce Clyde Rowland Floyd Smith Maple Grove A. G. Keister Caldwell Louise Meador Meador Mina Nird Parma Lee Edinson Maple A Frank Rowland A.C Bird Presbyterian Ladies Aid Steanenburg George Smith Inday J. C. Cress George Robbins A. C A Wail Rosciomn Midway Jack Stewart Robinson Brotherhood Will Runciman Runciman Hi

Marble Front and Community Notices at Caldwell Club

Marble Front Mrs Earl R Baird presented Good Cheer club. M Cham peney attended the Muar Antors meeting at Caldwell Commercial Club rooms Friday evening. W H King family reunion Sunday at W M King home in honor of Mr and Mrs J King and family. Stu ard Nooner of Melba visited relatives. Weymouth and Wilson toured Melba and visited Wilson and Saunders. J Knowlton Caldwell visited Mullins home. T C Pearson and daughters Lois Jamie, Mrs Ira Vassar and sons, Gwendole Moore and others attended Ward Fun afternoon. Guests included Mrs Jacob Roedel and Mrs E R Baird. Moran family arrived from Hermitage to see daughter Mrs Carl Hammer and Mrs C E Bales. Crosiar hosts welcomed Caldwell and McClure families. Baird went to Boise Monday for Red Cross Regional Conference. Chas Mason hosted Sunny dinner for Stitzell family and Myers family. Arch Perrot and family from Colby Kans were guests. T Pearson and LE Vassa families attended Middleton dinner. Edit Kammeyer visiting from Canyon. Charlet Uigger and Boise friends toured Arrow Rock dam. Roy Morrison’s brother Lodtis Siron and wife visited Arrow Rock. R H Cornell owns acre strawberry patch. Central Cove cherries slated for Coe. Mrs Charles Rigger enjoying gift from Boise mother. Joby Williams of Long Beach visiting daughter Mrs J Shelton. Mrs Stretton accompanied him to seton Weltsestay and spent time with relatives. Mrs Veet visited Riverside and parents Mr and Mrs C Kinderer. Monthly meeting of regu

W. H. King W. M. King J. King Aberdeen Seattle Stuart Nooner Melba L. A. Weymouth Mr. Wilson Melba Sunda Chas. Wilson Saunders J. Knowlton Caldwell J. K Moran Julia Hermitage Carl Hammer Canyon C. E. Bales Crosiar Sung Earl Sc Oscar McClure Nungester Shuldeen Po Us Jas Hamie Esters Ae Chas Mas Jacob Roedel Notus Tak|i Simon Crosiar Earl Baird Boise Monda Baird Marble Front Red Cross Chas. Mason Sam Stitzell Fred Myers Arch Perrot Colby Kans California W. C. Fugate Tuessday CE. Bates T. Pearson LE. Vassa James Harvey Middleton Edit Kammeyer Montroeville Charles Rigger Gregory Boise Joby Williams Long Beach J. Shelton Stretton Riverside C. Kinderer Hepa Regu TA

Meeting at Community Hall Reports Grange Activity

A Wednesday evening session in the community hall featured a Grange gathering. Mrs W W Deal and her son attended, with the afternoon devoted to musings sewing and refreshments.

W. EB. Reedick W. W. Deal and Son

Local Notices and Social Snippets From Notus Area

South Tenth Street residents and Mrs George Root left for Wyoming after two weeks at CH Roach. Miss Lucile Jenkins of Boise called. Mrs Kresek attended events. W R C convention in Emmett. Edgar Gipson lost two valuable horses. Friendly Club met at Mrs McCulloch. Next meeting with Mrs Munger June 21. Parma beat Notes 3 to 1 in an area game. W Hodgson visiting from Denver with J E Hodgson. Chair practice at Hodgson home. Notus folks at ice cream social at Nolan’s. Carl Petersen and L Hatfield seen about town. Notus residents making quick trips to Caldwell and area stores.

George Root Wyoming CH. Roach Lucile Jenkins Boise Kresek L. B. ‘Ague Lairy John Krezek Emmett Edgar Gipson Friendly Club McCulloch Mes Bay Daugher Kauve Agen Parimma Parma W. Hodgson Denver J. E.hodgson Hodgson Yi Halford Iaide Ore Notis Clarence Jackson Vorth Notts Dr. Montgoery Caldwell Carl Petersen

Notus W C T U Meeting At Newport Home

Notus News reports the Notus WCTU held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs James Newport home with fourteen members present. Rev Storus of New Plymouth spoke on child welfare and Mrs F E Kelloy led the session. The group invites all interested women to attend the next meeting at the Newport residence.

Charles Kate Boatman Hodgson Notus W. CT. U James Newport F. Fe. Kelloy Storus New Plymouth Newport

Wilder News Roundup From Wilder and Nearby Areas

A Wilder meeting of the Hine Mission Council in Parma drew attendees as two cars collided while en route. Boise guest Robert Tucker stayed with his aunt, Mrs. Womans Sturdy Club held an annual picnic at J. W. Weeks home with twelve members, one honorary member, and families present. Henry Shaffer and children joined a gathering for Ruth Miller at Ly Miller frame near Nampa. Lawrence Kuigh, youngest son of Rev and Mrs CM Kuigh, is ill with typhoid. Wilder Cata uqua begins Wednesday June 20 with Mrs. B G Davies visiting Caldwell Friday.

Wilder Pesse Hine Mission Council Parma Robert Tucker Boise Womans Sturdy Club J. W. Weeks Henry Shaffer Lawrence CM. Kuigh B. G. Davies Caldwell

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