Oregon Wheat Crop Gone in Eastern State
Pendleton Tribune reports five days of heat and drought have devastated vast wheat fields in Umatilla County. Ranchers Parl Bowman and Frank Fraser warn that southern and western belts face total loss without immediate rainfall. Fields dry, brown, and rapidly burning up. recovery hinges on substantial rain to salvage any remaining crop.
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Pendleton Tribune
Umatillo
Parl Bowman
Umulian
Bowman
Frank Fraser
Old-fashioned Show At Great American Old Fashioned One Ring Show
An afternoon and evening performance on Monday June 20 promises a nostalgic local show with clowns acrobats trained animals and daring acts. The program emphasizes family friendliness with free acts before each show and Maximo the Diving Dog performing from a 60 foot ladder into a net.
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Caldwell
Maximo
Farm Train Proves Successful Statewide Initiative
The University of Idaho organized a Farm Train to share vital farming information with Idaho's farmers. While experimental, it shows promise as towns rush to host institutes next winter. The program also demonstrates railroad and carrier commitment to regional production needs, strengthening ties among railroads farmers and educators.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Railway push links Caldwell to Winnemucca progress noted
The San Francisco Idaho and Montana Railway promoters report active construction from Caldwell Idaho toward the mining camps of DeLamar Silver City Flint and South Mountain with Sheaville as the near shipping point. The folder highlights a Caldwell to Winnemucca map and indicates DeLamar will be 12 miles away Silver City 20 miles and Flint and South Mountain close for ore shipment to a smelter.
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San Francisco, Idaho and Montana Railway
Caldwell
Idaho
Winnemucca
Nevada
Central Pacific
Western Pacific
Owyhee
DeLamar
Silver City
Flint
South Mountain
Sheaville
Panic and the money stringency in hard times
A Chicago Record-Herald verse condemns panic about money stringency and stock actions. It argues the public will not be stampeded while grain, pork, and food supplies remain plentiful, urging restraint and clarity before acting. The poem mocks Wall Street rhetoric and stresses abundance over fear.
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New York Wall Street
Teddy
Chicago Record-Herald
Wool Market Prices Firm Across Eastern Markets
Eastern wool markets report firm prices with slight advances. Boston notes quiet yet firmer demand, with one quarter blood fleece selling at 23 to 24 cents and strong demand for staple wools. Clothing wools remain hard to move, but overall decline has been checked and imports keep prices firm.
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Boston
The
American Stockman
Renaissance book praised by Caldwell readers and leaders
A new volume issued by the Associated Body of the College of Idaho is hailed as a handsome fifty-hour bound artful history of Southern Idaho. It features half tone plates and aims to refresh memory for locals and inform newcomers about Caldwell’s past. Principal contributors include Ex governor Morrison and Professor Lawrence Gipson. Receipts reported at $67.00 adding to church funds.
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Associated Body of the College of Idaho
Idaho
Caldwell
Morrison
W. J. Boone
W. R. Cupp
United States Land Cmmission
Emmett Banquet By Lean Baseball Club In Russell Hotel District
In Emmett Idaho on Monday evening a banquet was held at the Russell Hotel by the lean baseball club for a group of fats who had beaten them weeks prior. The Emmett Brass Band led a street parade through the business district to the hotel, where a concert followed and a banquet was served by Mrs Thomas. Reverend H Cullison attended a Sunday School convention in Sweet. he spoke on Sunday school topics. Reverend T L Lurber and wife spent most of last week in Caldwell for the State Christian church convention. An experience social was held at the Baptist church last week by church members.
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Agnes Feen
Atlanta
Idaho
Judge Perky
Boise
Frank Sasser
College of Idaho
B. B. Davis
L. G. Smith
Walter Stokesberry
Moscow
Rebekah Order
Emett
Russell Hotel
Lean Baseball Club
Fats
Emmett Brass Band
Twenty one Years Ago in Boone and Nearby News
Thirty local notes report sober travelers from Portland, bonds for a new school house arriving, Al Kautzman leading the work, and C W Cooper offering a bed to the first bachelor who marries. Ralph Oaks and companions plan July Fourth revels in Long Valley while Mr Howard Sebree tours a new ditcher. Idaho News debuts in Blackfoot as J W Jones bids success to the rival Tribune.
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Boone, Brown
Fahy
Cooper
Portland
al Kautzman
C. W. Cooper
Ralph Oaks
Abner Packard
Bob
Long Valley
Ralph
Howard Sebree
Foot
Miller
Middleton
The
Tribune
Sam Foot
Pacific Hotel
Kate Roswell
U. P
Caldwell
Emmett
Good
J. W. Jones
Blackfoot
Idaho News
Jones
Wheeler
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Oregon
Emmett News
Caldwell Tribune
Columbus Artist
Glenrose
W. A
Al.rost
Omaha
Ned
E. K. Corbett
D. S, Brown
Boise Interuban
Frost Station
Alice Frost
Warren Xy
Western National Bank
United States Depository
D. D. Campbell
D. Simpson
J. T. Morrison
J. K. Roddy
B. Co8by
Millan Fur &Woods
Minneapolis
Minn
Gukareena
the. Caldwell Banking & Trust Co
Caldwell, Idaho
John C. Rice
J. H. Lowell
Elmer A Clark
E. H. Plowhead
A. Cash
Caldwell and Vicinity
Capital
Ficard & Roberts
Steunenberg’s
Kimball Avenue
Botkin & Blake’s
Hawks Nurseries
Parma
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