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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
6
Sunday marked the hottest day of the summer so far as crowds sought relief from the heat. Many cars were in use while streets near Caldwell buzzed with people seeking fresh air. Crops may recover due to available water, though prolonged heat could reduce grain yields.
Miss Shirley Shepperd celebrated her twelfth birthday last Thursday afternoon inviting a group of friends to enjoy the afternoon. Guests included Stewart Truvo Shorb Helen Staven Palin Cox Edith Shue Mildred Edith Mack Marie Malhorne Opal Alta Randolph Augusta Leona Geixe Rath Katherine Speth Ella Lucile Hanson Thelma Jenore McReynolds Armista Simmonds Devota Levy.
Roberta Blondel hosted a Saturday afternoon party at her Dearborn Street home in honor of her fourth birthday. A large group of young friends attended including Arlie Harriet, Alice Allen, Elizabeth Allen, Louise Mitchell, Margaret Sibbald, Martha Ballentyne, Clair Ballentyne, Jane Manley, Margaret Hart, Nathalie Hartley, Mary Hartley, Betty Hart, Augsuta Case, Mary Conger, Catherine Conger, Mententa Young, Melon McArtor, Geraldine Luive, Katherine Kyle, and Bobbie Binford.
Members of the Caldwell cavalry troop arrive back in Caldwell Monday after two weeks encampment at Boise barracks. The unit will take a prominent role in the GA R parade scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, including many World War veterans in its personnel.
D F Stare the sole Sunday violator of city traffic ordinances was arrested by motor officer Franke Inti and appeared before Judge Farle Boyes on Monday for the customary fine.
With a full crew employed, work on the Saratog hotel improvements is being rushed. The third story walls are nearly finished and a week of good weather should finish the exterior work. Anyone with a room to spare for two or three nights during the G A R Encampment in June 2022 should notify Mrs W A McGee at phone 6393.
Mle Anderson of Sands Basin waived his preliminary hearing before US Commissioner D D Harger on a liquor charge. He was bound over to the federal district court under $500 bond after a raid on his residence led to the confiscation of about 50 gallons of mash.
Dame Hampton's Jewel 395280 wins the senior four year old Register of Merit title in Idaho. At four years eight months she produced 7829 pounds milk and 463.50 pounds butterfat, edging the former holder by 249 pounds of fat. Owner: Mrs. B. F. McPherson of Filer Idaho.
Owing to Clarence Hills absence the preliminary hearing for A K Draper and Curtis Griffin, both held on liquor charges, was postponed for a week. The county survey is still active as authorities work on the case amid reports of looting and clothing theft connected to the incident.
Suit against Equity by M. P. Hanson alleges an oral contract terms. Hanson is awarded a $1300 salary with 7 percent interest. He reportedly sold substantial personal property and ceased farming to assume the Equity position.
Arrangements set for a Wednesday World War veterans address at the Masonic hall by Robert Leeper state commander of the American Legion. Notices will be mailed to local post members and to Veterans of Foreign Wars. unaffiliated veterans are urged to attend. Leeper is described as an able speaker and expected to draw a large crowd.
Funeral services were held Monday at Case chapel for Mrs. Field mother of R. Field local architect L. R. Field and Mrs. J H Root. Mrs Field died Saturday night at a local hospital. Burial was in Canyon Hill cemetery.
Progress toward a municipal playground moves forward as Mrs. Arthur Skelton says supervisors have secured $100 in equipment and various organizations have pledged financial assistance. Additional aid is anticipated to meet the needs for a suitable play area.
Caldwell Elks will take a prominent part in Wednesday afternoon’s G A R parade. Secretary Farle Boyes issues notices calling for white trousers shoes and hats the ensemble worn at Boise state convention. All Caldwell Elks urged to cooperate for the lodge’s first formal public appearance.
The California Vegetable Union and Idaho Producers Union announce major preparations for Idaho potatoes and head lettuce. Four Imperial Valley contractors will pack lettuce, bringing skilled staff including graders, packers, and box makers to Idaho.
A long believed headless skeleton found near Greenhurst school road was identified after years by Mrs. Channing Egbert. A tall giant man died on the overland trail around 1890 and was buried in a roadside chest. a Boston sea captain later linked him to a missing emigrant brother from Independence, Missouri.
Viola May Hartog crowned champion in the 305 day division of the senior two year old class by the Holstein Friesian Association of America. Owned by F. Johnson of Boise Idaho the cow produced 117273 pounds of milk and 404.22 pounds of butter fat equivalent to 54 thousandths of butter.
The Seventh Day Adventists plan their annual Caldwell camp meeting from June 22 to July 2 at the Academy and nearby church, with attendance from Southern Idaho and Eastern Oregon. Speakers include A. G. Daniels and Carl E. Weeks. a large pavilion, dormitory space for 75, and Academy dining facilities will serve attendees. public services occur each evening at 8:30.
Opal Estelle Harrie, niece of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Gue, departed Caldwell for Hailey after weeks here. Safeguarding the Nation, a four reel film, drew crowds at the Methodist church. Prof F E Springer spoke in Ontario at the United Presbyterian service. Mrs Alice Sebree of Los Angeles, visiting Caldwell, left for Dillon to visit another daughter in Montana.
County agent W T McCall travels from Portland to California to study cooperative marketing for farmers. Local social notes include fishing on Thorne Creek, new birth in Wilder, and couples visiting Caldwell. A theater review praises the film adaptation of A Shulainiye, starring Mahlon Tavailiin and Russell Simpson, directed by Sam Wood with supporting actors Lillian Leighton and others.
A fragment describes a scene where a man as floor walker pleads with a woman shopper in a department store. He apologizes and says he only stopped for a brief reason, urging her not to tell the house. The odd phrasing hints at a chaotic shopping encounter captured in terse dialogue.
Gloria Swanson delivers powerful character portrayal in her new Paramount film Under the Lash, drawing strong notices for unusual strength of acting as the drama unfolds at the American Theatre.
The Canyon County Board of Commissioners announces the annual board of equalization meeting to assess property and hear exemptions. The board will sit from the fourth Monday in June through the fourth Monday in July and may adjourn earlier once all business is complete. no valuations will be changed after July 24.
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