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Newspaper

The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1922

Page

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Weird Game 15: Caldwell Beats Boise 10 to 5 Sunday

Caldwell took a step in the Western Idaho league pennant race by defeating Boise 10 to 5 in a matinee. Stewart started for Caldwell, while Boise’s pitching struggled and the Tigers capitalized with timely hits and fielding errors. The game featured a big four-run Boise rally late, but Caldwell held on for the win as crowd emotions ran high over a controversial pitching change.

Caldwell Ward Boise Josal Parma Weiser Stewart Wyman Phili She Tuai Nadeas Welle Cornell Wells Williams Webb Ansell William Ashen Felter Mneany Nelson Chapman Atole Fisk Nadean Benedict Wynn Sherman Feld Linens Walls Ashenfelter Zienko Victin Willow Framback Foster Meanley Boice Wymian Stew Art Jerry Kellcher Dave Williams Rosenheim Wyman and Williama

Water Criss Faces Farmers of Deer Flat

Water Criss threatens Deer Flat storage, with 117,252 acre feet left versus 157,299 a year earlier. Officials warn the supply may exhaust by August 10 if conditions don’t improve, risking late crops and hardship for dairy and fruit growers. Canal silt reduces intake, worsening shortages despite heavy rains.

Boise Deer Flat Deer Plat Payette-Horse Water Users Association New York Canal D. W. Cote Fal' Diast

Weeks in Caldwell Says Idaho Livestock Prospects Bright

Cecil Weeks former member of the lower house spent Friday in Caldwell on sheep business. He predicts prosperous conditions for Idaho live stock men and reports no intention of entering politics this fall. Weeks resides at Hole and has been with his flocks this spring.

Cecil Weeks Canyon County Caldwell Weeks Idaho Lve Hole Imade

Unusual Display Of Curtain Materials In Caldwell Store

An unusual display unfolds in Caldwell as 2000 yards of curtain materials are showcased at Oakes Brothers. The entire floor and all store windows feature draperies, trims, and accessories in a striking merchandising effort this week.

Caldwell Oakes Brothe

Farm loan act extends to Boise project lands

Details of congressional action authorizing federal farm loans on project lands reached E L Shaw of the Spokane Federal Land Bank. Borah amendment opens loans on project lands even with existing liens for unpaid water charges. Applications not yet received. announcement via The Tribune when available.

E. L. Shaw Spokane Federal Land Bank Shaw The Tribune Ttme

Three Youths Arrested in Nampa Auto Theft Case

Perry La Vaghn Owen Love joy of Nampa and Robert Benton of Boise were arrested at Parma after breaking into the McCoy garage at Parma and stealing an automobile from the King meat market of Nampa Sunday evening. They fled with gasoline and oil and tools, awakened the owner, and were captured near the truck by O. J. Boyd and Sam Webb after returning to the scene. all were taken into custody with the vehicle recovered.

Perry la Vaghn Owen Lovejoy Nampa Robert Benton Boise King Meat Market Parma McCoy O. J. Boyd Sam Webb

Hawkes Leaves Constantinople For Paris And New York

A cablegram from Constantinople reports William Hawkes has left for Paris on the Oriental Express aboard the Lapland sailing Cherbourg July 7 and due in New York about July 15, with possible return by August 1. The move follows Allied calls to review conditions in Turkey, allowing travel previously restricted.

Constantinople New York William Bill") Hawkes Ha Paris Cherboug Lapland United States Turkey Angora Turk Party Sime

Government Reclamation Charges and Repayment Terms

The text outlines the need to determine paid charges for construction, maintenance, or drainage with definite terms and periods for repayment to the government. It asks whether installment payments were promptly met or deferred by Congress, and the reasons. It also requires identifying the actual operation and maintenance costs in addition to annual construction charges, noting that repayments on reclamation projects accrue without interest over a period.

Concert by City Band Honors G A R at Caldwell

City band scheduled a Wednesday concert in Caldwell to honor visiting G A R members and affiliated groups at their annual convention. The program will replace the regular Friday performance and feature cornet soloist Raymond Bigger from Nampa with marches and encored numbers.

Caldwell Raymond Bigger Nampa J. J. Smith Danceland Harding Jon Canyon Hill Tribune Stephen Foster Toban Leverbearing South Isenman

Speaking of Watermelons Born Tuesday Daughter

Born Tuesday June 15, to Mr and Mrs Walter Crockett of Middleton a daughter.

Walter Crockett Middleton

Accident Victim Hovers Near Death

William Olson, longtime Caldwell resident and Hazelwood Creamery truck driver, lay in critical condition at Caldwell Sanatorium after a noon collision with an inbound Caldwell Traction Co car at the Duncan station Tenth street crossing. The wreck hurled Olson’s truck 50 feet, leaving skull fractures and severe injuries. doctors at first said his life remained remote.

William Olson Caldwell Dixie Country Caldwell Sanatorium Caldwell Traction Company Duncan Station Tenth Street Moon Traction Company Mr. Olson Harry Meek Traction Company F. M. Cole

Caldwell Welcomes Civil War Veterans Parade in Town

Caldwell prepares for a civic reception for 1507 veterans and GAR members with a funded program, parade order under J. Harrington, and a major outdoor meeting at Memorial Park. Local businesses pledged $600 in a single day to ensure the fair’s success as crowds close shops for the parade.

Caldwell OW. R G. AR Henry Zeb W. 11 Redway Main Street Main Kimball Memorial Park

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