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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
4
The Caldwell Tribune announces subscription details for readers in Caldwell Idaho with printing by Caldwell Printing Co Limited. The notice appears under postal matter classifications indicating second class entry.
The Caldwell community responds to D M Holt’s offer to build a new hotel. Prominent businessmen back the project, expressing faith in its success and the town’s future growth. Residents emphasize need for improved accommodations and view the hotel as a defining, beneficial enterprise for Caldwell.
A fragment from a European desk notes that Germany may resist signing a peace treaty despite allied pressure. The piece hints at renewed hostilities if talks fail, mentions U S policy and potential shifts in Western resolve, and alludes to domestic unease over the heavy responsibilities borne by leaders.
Editorial argues the Senate should separate the peace treaty terms from the future League of Nations framework. It urges ratifying the peace with amendments or reservations, while discussed creation of an international commission. Support from France and Italy is cited, warning against pledging U.S. forces without proper safeguards.
Transcript shows Congressman Gillett asserting Mexico as the major obstacle to Western Hemisphere commerce. He defends his hardline statement amid protests and questions whether he apologized, insisting the truth should be discussed despite diplomatic sensitivities with Mexico and Carranza.
Southern Idaho farmers face rising alfalfa weevil risk as the pest moves north from Utah and has already appeared in Malad Valley and Rexburg. The weevil injures alfalfa by feeding on leaves, draining energy, and causing yield loss. Women volunteers work to distribute control measures, while pests spread via interstate shipments and by hitchhiking in straw and along roads and rail lines.
Alfalfa fields show many small punctures and brownish sap from feeding of alfalfa weevils. Severe infestations require careful field treatment with cultivators, harrows, and brushing to crush larvae, plus options like hog fence harrows and lightweight soil-filled sacks. Pasturing sheep briefly helps, while spraying with lead arsenate is noted but warned against due to stock poisoning and questionable value.
Caldwell Idaho May 14 1919 special council session notes discuss appointing deputy registrars for bond election approval of Port at Memorial park pavilion plans by Gem State Lumber and Memorial park building plan, plus notice of May 21 1919 special meeting to canvass bond election results and bond issuance details.
A historical ad touts a gentle remedy claiming to support kidney function, eliminate backache and stomach troubles, and restore vitality. It emphasizes purity and ongoing use to maintain normal vigor and health through a claimed tonic effect.
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