Caldwell Banks Show Strong City Footings in Statewide Report
The comptroller of currency issued sworn statements showing Caldwell’s three banks with combined footings of 1,411,018.15. First National led with 583,432.80 in loans and discounts and a 45,682.75 reserve, followed by Western National at 367,102.25 in footings and 152,369.77 loans, and American Nations at 380,767.09 with 196,003.22 loans.
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Alumni Association Banquet Held at Finney Hall
Friday evening the Alumni Association banquet at Finney Hall honored new members and graduates who elected officers for the coming year. After the business session attendees adjourned to the dormitory hall for speeches and social time led by Mrs. Lee Olhanend, with music and drinks provided.
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Caldwell School of Music Plans افتتاح
Caldwell Iowa to launch a school of music under director Frederic Beale with Mrs Beale and Miss Peart Wall assisting. Program aims to train musicians, with groups and lessons announced.
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Music school opening promises thorough instruction
This school will open Monday July 1 for a 10 week summer term using private lessons plus class work in Ear Training Chord Study Scale Formation Melody Writing Music History and Interpretation. Mr Beale’s reputation guarantees quality instruction with piano voice organ and harmony taught. Enrollment will be in the Old College building on Albany Street.
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Local Hospital News And Oper ations Update
Miss Cora Johnson went home Thursday after appendix surgery. George Thomas, son of Wm Thomas of Homedale, had appendix abscess surgery Sunday and remains at risk. Wm Kneer left hospital Wednesday to recuperate at his farm. George Parker, long employed at the livery stable, was operated on Sunday. Mrs Roy Myers was admitted Wednesday for treatment. Mrs Professor Kyle and daughter Keith Jewel will return home Friday. Adren Whitha, after appendix abscess surgery, is recovering well.
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Homedale
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Roy Myers
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Keith Jewel
Adren Whitha
Choral Club Hosts First Annual Banquet in Old College
Caldwell Choral club members held their first annual banquet in the Old College building marking a year of effort. Decorations featured red and white Indian motifs with a forest scene on stage. Mrs H T French guided the event, Westminster Guild served a dinner, and Mr RW Oaken presided as toastmaster. Toasts praised the chorus, director Arthur Binford, and echoed hopes for a busy season including planned choral works and potential guest soloists.
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Arthur Binford
The First Map of the Entire District Irrigation Effort
In Caldwell on August 12 1900 a meeting of over fifty men formed the Black Canyon Irrigation District to irrigate 103000 acres between the Payette and Boise rivers. The district, organized September 15 1910, will use gravity canals, reservoir storage from Payette Lakes, and a 190 mile main canal with tunnels. Attorneys, engineers, and a board led by Jas B Newport and Walter B Compton mapped surveys and right of way amid railroad conflicts.
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H. A. Oraef
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Hugh Wilson Camp Forms In Idaho State Vets Group
Caldwell hosts a new SONS OF VETS camp named Hugh Wilson, the tenth in Idaho. Fifteen charter members join as the organization seeks a state division, with Sumner Day as founder and W A Woodcock, J C Nichola, F E Springer among officers. A banquet followed the ceremony.
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Traction Line Changes Rates For Caldwell Route
The Caldwell Traction Co Ltd announces new rate sheets affecting passenger and fare structures on the Lake Lowell line and extension to Sinoke river. Effective next Sunday June 23, round trip fares rise while one way fares stay unchanged. A 1300 pound dog with white feet and star is reported lost near Parma Idaho. reward offered.
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Recognition Day Exercises Set for June 28 at Tinney Theatre
Special notice to Chautauquans urges every graduate or not to attend the Recognition Day program on Friday June 28 at 2 pm in Tinney theatre. Dr Edward Howard Griggs will lead the exercises to showcase Canyon County’s biennial class. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during the recent celebration.
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Canyon County
Henry Row Announces Run for Canyon County Prosecuting Attorney
Henry Row, former Probate Judge, declares candidacy for Canyon County Prosecuting Attorney on the Republican ticket. He cites two years of county service and urges Republicans to inquire of trusted colleagues, urging support in the primary on July 30.
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C of Idaho dormitory contract awarded
Bids for the new Boys dormitory at the College of Idaho were opened and four offers listed. The contract was awarded to O. H. Van Wyngardes for 19,490 with work to start immediately and finish by early November. The project will add modern facilities and boost fall enrollment.
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Festal Queen to Head Sunday Service at Baptist Church
The Baptist church plans a Sunday program starting with a 10:30 study hour and an 11:30 sermon followed by the baptism rite. A concert will begin at 8 p.m. with nine reserved seats and general admission on a first come basis. The full program could not be published due to space.
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Iowans to form temporary Iowa Society at Pioneer Irrigation
A meeting to perfect a temporary organization of the Iowa Society will be held at the Pioneer Irrigation office on Friday evening June 21 at 7 20. The event will conclude before the band concert and all interested parties are invited to attend.
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Nomination Announcement for Canyon County Sheriff 1912
Joan A. Baker announces candidacy for Sheriff of Canyon County as a Republican in the primary on July 30, 1912.
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Canyon County
Short Line Officials Hear City Praise and Plans for Improvement
Oregon Short Line officials met with the local commercial club amid praise for employees and discussion of warehouse projects lighting improvements and freight rate changes. The group outlined plans to investigate grade differences and to gather affidavits of crops to aid advertising and literature for Idaho Utah markets.
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Idaho State Convention Set for June in New Plaines
The Idaho State Christian Behesvor Convention will meet in New Plaines from June 21 to 23 with a strong program. Principal speakers include Dr. Tra Landrith of Belmont College Nashville and Rev. Me. A.M. Williams of Portland. Two hundred delegates expected. one third will receive railroad fare certificates.
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