Prospects Not Bad To Holt And Thompson
G M Holt, a member of the interview committee, reports on Washington talks with Secretary Lane about Black Canyon irrigation. Lane warned no government obligation exists to fund the project, but Holt believes support could come after the 20-year payment act. Thompson forwards a favorable Washington letter from Judge J M Thompson noting lawmakers still hope for federal aid and possible Idaho allocations.
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Caldwell
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Caldwell Tribune
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New York
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Brady
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ADA
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Abe
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Judges Chosen For Big Piano Contest In City
LS Dille cashier Vestera National Bank Johe Rice president Caldwell Commercial Bank and Dr FM Gale president Caldwell Commercial club consented to judge the big Piano Voting contest. First count Monday July 13 at The Trituse office. Votes after 6 pm not accepted. top count winner gets ten dollars in gold. Grand prize $400 piano shipped from Chicago this week.
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Rice
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Caldwell Commercial Club
Chicago
Caldwell Fourth of July Celebration at Lake Lowell
Arrangements by Caldwell Traction Co for a Fourth of July program at Lake Lowell include ball games athletic events band concerts dancing and fireworks in the evening. Grounds prepared with trees planted, visitors will find finer offerings than last year at the resort.
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Lipa Ane
Fire devastates Partridge building at Nampa Tuesday
A fire caused by an explosion in a millinery store within the Partridge building on First Street in Nampa destroyed the structure after a Tuesday afternoon blast. Firefighters, aided by volunteers, confined the flames to the Partridge building. Loss valued at about 3,000 with 1,000 insurance on stock.
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First Street
Frankie Walling
Yes Tha
Probate petition filed for Radie Divens will
A will probate petition was filed in Westverday naming Melick siblings as executors and outlining the estate of Branste Dude wan. The estate includes two residences in Nampa and Ankeny plus personal property valued around 2 with legacy to Irene’s nephew Tean Metin and Mrs John Melick. Also noted is a Fraternal Lodge event led by Tim Driscoll with Caldwell team and Empire Lodge No. 947 charter membership of 12.
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I Tee Wits Branste
le Westverday
Job Melick
Bein
Mamied
I. Lwo
Ankeny
Ming
Vascauste
Irene Ie
Tean Metin
Mra
John Melick
Grend
Boratead Hepuy
Tim Driscoll
Momedate
Hhey
Empire Lodge
Jexree
Caldwell
New Lodge
Nomination of Dr Frank S Heer for Boise land office
Dr Frank S Heer is nominated to succeed the late William Baldeeston as Boise land office register. He has served 29 years in public roles including superintendent of public instruction and probate judge. Confirmation pending. he will arrange probate office transition for his successor at the July commissioner meeting.
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Register
Boise Land Office
Frank S. Heer
William Baldeeston
Heer
Hye Ha
Ser‘ante JL
Siressor
Hraightening
Canyon probate court petitions for letters of administration
A petition was filed in the Black Canyon probate court seeking letters of administration for the estate of the late A. R. Coxtad, a rancher. The estate is estimated at a sizable value, with a similar petition also filed in the estate of Elizabeth as savings property. A brother, W. C. Vor, seeks appointment in this city.
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Black Canyon
Elizabeth
W. C. Vor
Caldwell Shows Boise How to Play Ball
Caldwell won a Sunday baseball game with a dominant performance. Jack Vining’s team demonstrated strong play against Boise, showcasing effective hitting and pitching.
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Caldwell
Boise
Jack Vining
County Attorney Candidacy Sparks Countywide Interest
A letter to the editor from F. Stone, seeking Republican County Attorney nomination, urges voters to review needed reforms and promises a forthcoming outline. The Payne County paper suggests the soon-to-be-organized candidates may reveal facts of interest to the county. H. W. Dorman to host kickoff card party at her home.
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F. Stone
Menetean
Pogremany
Payette
Mire H.W. Dorman
Gooding Addresses Caldwell Meeting on Tariff and Issues
Former Governor Frank R. Gooding spoke at an Armory meeting in Caldwell about his United States Senate bid. The audience included business leaders, professionals, and farmers, with focus on tariff policy, protectionist aims, liquor laws, women's rights, and rural credit. He traced tariff history and contrasted Republican and Democratic eras while urging voters to know his platform.
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Cakiwedl
United States
Armory
Caldwell i Canyon County
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Frank Steinenbore
Stone
Tooding
Axis
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Gooding at Pare in return from Parma visit
Governor Gooding returned to Callwell from Parma two days ago and attended a meeting despite rain. He remains at home and plans to depart for Inide county this evening. The annual Presbyterian press is held today at Curie Park.
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Pare
Callwell
Para
Parma
Incide
Presbyterian Press
Curie Park
Sumner W. Dee Awarded Mall Contract
Sumner W. Dee is awarded a mall contract as details unfold in a garbled report. The notice mentions a Washington or Hony Mestei ster and Jake Horn, with vague references to property and a June valley. Dee is described as ready to take charge and provide further services over the year.
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Sumner W. Dee
Jake Horn
Junay Valley
Dee
Quarantine Incident In Lincoln Nebraska Involves Family
A Lincoln Nebraska family faced a health officer imposed quarantine upon arrival from a place with smallpox in a situation described as tense. The household was not released until authorities could assess risk and provide assistance as the outbreak reports prompted precautionary measures.
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Cincohi
Bethel
Viale
Howe
Nebraska
Hey
Lins
Fishing Trip Through Garden Valley Misread
A garbled telegram describes a fishing trip through Garden Valley. Messages between James Harris and Mr Weateate refer to a dry valley with no beer or pace. The relay voice notes confusion as words sounded alike, leaving whether bears or beer exist in the valley unresolved.
Bridge party at Main Street residence honors Bouware and Cupp
Saturday evening Mise Boulware hosted a bridge party at Main Street residence with Miss Berra Cai among his guests. Genevieve Flynn won the prize. attendees included Misses Lanes Workin Price Rose Price Stewart Mary Camp Kelleher Tai Adam Caroling Adams McFarland Bayes Caren Sutphen Flynn and Mrs Feed Bayes. refreshments followed.
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Main St
Mline
Genevieve Flynn
Lanes Workin
Price
Rose Price
Stewart
Mary Camp Kelleher
Tai Adam
Caroling Adams
McFarland
Bayes
Caren Sutphen
Flynn
Sanwatem Rei
Boise
Feed Bayes
Rabble drive planned at tower embankment Wednesday
A local notice describes a rabble drive at the tower embankment for Wednesday with a 7 18 departure from the city. The report mentions individuals from Canyon County Bain and Kaley family movements, along with plans for exhibition work and post graduate study in Chicago.
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Rabble Drive
Tower Embankment
Janet
State Irrigation Debate prompts federal action and reform
A committee report from Washington urges swift completion of the Tayevite Kana irrigation project while Secretary Lane defends extending federal support. The debate centers on government obligations to northern settlers and the Interior Department's role, with letters and stalled services cited as obstacles. The piece argues for honest, fair appraisal of methods and renewed effort to advance reclamation.
Supreme Court ruling targets Interstate Commerce freight rates
Railroads seek restitution from millions paid for excess freight under the Intermountain rate orders. The Supreme Court upholds the commission power but limits retroactive effects, affecting rates between St Paul Chicago and Atlantic seaboard. The decision prompts further action as impacts ripple through western and eastern corridors.
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Supreme Court of the United Seales
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Suncare Estate
Inter Mountain
Supreme Court
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Court of Conmeres
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Chicas
Howe
Chicago
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