Banks Throws Hat Into Ring For State Job
Dan Banks, Canyon county’s only man on the slate, announces candidacy for a second term as state treasurer subject to the Republican convention at Wallace on August 22 1922. A College of Idaho graduate and WWI veteran Banks has reduced the budget by ten percent yet overseen a five six percent rise in receipts and disbursements and maintained cash income above cost in his first term. The state treasurer’s office handles about 13.5 million in investments with 174 depositories and a two person office plus deputy and bankkeeper and clerk keeping precise records and ensuring fair dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Dan Banks
Canyon County
Banks
College of Idaho
Bureau of Budget and Taxation
Ala
State Department
Banks Hi
Lees
Resolutions at Caldwell encampment honor local groups
The W R C and Ladies of the G A R passed resolutions thanking Caldwell Commercial Club Caldwell citizens and local W R C and G A R units at last week’s encampment. They praised the municipal hand concert and a theater production by Huree Theatre Management Campfire Girls and flag girls, noting Memorial Park co operation and the parade success. Miss Mary Finnegan of Boise visited, and local college girls were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Commercial Club
Caldwell
W. RC
Poultry Feeds Bulletin Ties Benefit Baseball Game
A special benefit baseball game is set for Wednesday at Recreation Park to aid Mrs. Richard Nelson, widow of Caldwell first baseman killed in an accident. Caldwell and Parma clubs will donate the park, with no gate passes or war tax on proceeds, and only nominal travel costs for Parma. Mayor Amos Miller urged Caldwell citizens to attend, promising a large crowd and a competitive game. Webb and Framback head the paring, with Heard and Framback expected to pitch about half the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Parma
Idaho
Recreation Park
Richard Nelson
Manegee B. T. Mort
Amos Miller
Emiett
Hurst
Purdie
Framback
Invaders
Webb
Skimmilk Proves Valuable Poultry Feed For Profit
Experiments show skimmilk is cheap palatable and aids poultry digestion. Dairy men find feeding skimmilk yields much higher profits per hundredweight with a strong market value. Meat scraps increase wetter products and more marketable eggs while meat crops support heavier stock when scarce skimmilk is available. Professor Parkhurst urges poultry raisers to use feeds rich in animal proteins for maximum profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkhurst
Long Chase Ends with Man Sentenced for Larceny
Herbert Graves pled guilty to stealing horses from Ted White near Caldwell. Judge Ed J. Bryan sentenced him to four to 14 years in the state prison. Graves was captured Saturday at a camp beyond Stanley basin after a three month manhunt tied to raids on camp sites. Lawmen from Canyon County and Blaine County aided in the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Graves
Ted White
Caldwell
Sam Webb
Canyon County
Wildlem Hyatt
Constabulary
Aaron Clemsheriff
Blaine County
Hit
Jordan Valley Rancher Andrew Uffered Dies at 74
The body of Andrew J. Uffered a Jordan Valley farmer and stockman lies at Case chapel awaiting shipment to Amherst Massachusetts for burial. He died Saturday at his ranch home in Jordan Valley at age 74 from peritonitis. He was a bachelor with no known relatives in Idaho a brother in Amherst directs the body be shipped there. Dr and Mrs Ralph Young plan a vacation to Spokane and northern Idaho points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Valley
Andrew J. Uffered
Case Chapel
Amherst
Mass
Mr. Uffer
Ulforod
Idaho
Sunday Laws Debate at Caldwell Camp Address
H G Thurston religious liberty secretary North Pacific Union argued against civil law enforcing a Saturday or Sunday day of rest. He warned against church state union citing Render unto Caesar and Roger Williams. He denounced the Johnson Sunday bill as returning to dark ages and highlighted Rhode Island’s separation of church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oand
Caldwell
H. G. Thurston
Religious Liberty
The
North Pacific Union
Thurston
Christ
God
Caesar
Constantine
Roger Williams
America
Republic of
Rhode Island
United States of America
Funeral services for Mrs George Ranciman to be held at Briar Rone home
Mrs George Ranciman died Sunday after a 10 week illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 50 at the family home in Briar Rone. The Rev D H are pastor of the local Presbyterian church will conduct. Survived by husband two sons Willem and George Runciman a daughter Mrs Jack Stewart and a sister Mina Jeanette Alexander. The tree's horse in in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ranciman
Briar Rone
D. H.are
Sell
Ranciman
Willem
George Runciman
Jack Stewart
Mina Jeanette Alexander
Wisconsin
Complete Surveys For Cut-off Road Details
Fred McConnell county engineer has nearly finished the final survey for the Squaw Creek cut-off highway designed to remove the Poison Creek hill on the Jordan Valley road and connect Idaho with the 1-O-N highway to California. Plans and specifications will be ready for submission to the state highway department. About $20 000 from state highways in Owyhee county and $77 000 from Canyon county are proposed to fund this road with cooperation from Owyhee Canyon Caldwell Nampa and Boise. Boise boosters meeting at Boise and Nampa formed an association with Oregon Nevada and California groups to promote the cut-off as the first step in a Yellowstone to Lassen park highway system. Delegates to Boise included W G Cowden Kart Wheeler C J Westcott C R Kellenborn Chri Leighty Walter Grifiths E H Plowhead and Fred Bollmoan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McConnell
Squaw Creek
Poison Creek
Jordan Valley
Idaho
California
State Highway Department
Owyhee County
Canyon County
Caldwell
Nampa
Boise
Jay Caldwell
Oregon
Nevada
Yellowstone
Lassen
Yosemite
Lune
Winnemucca
Sawtooth Park
Stanley Basin
Boise Vale Ey
W. G. Cowden
Kart Wheeler
C. J. Westcott
C. R. Kellenborn
Chri Leighty
Walter Grifiths
E. H. Plowhead
Fred Bollmoan
Burley Potato Seed Producers Tour Canyon County
Canyon County hosts a farm bureau excursion by seed producers and officials from Cassia County to inspect potato fields. The group notes high stands with most seed from Cassia County performing well, except where Idaho Falls seed was used. Cassia shipped about 130 car lots of certified seed. 30 carloads rated high quality. Association leaders F W Cater, W L Burton, and T L Perrin accompany the party. The tour continued to Parma to view additional fields and early Spring lettuce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon County
Canyon County Farm Bureau
Warren Barker
Cassia County
Sanaia County
Barber
Elds
Idaho Falls
Catsia County
Burley
Harber
Black Canyon Receives $600000 Reclamation Boost
Reclamation Service allocates 600000 dollars to the Black Canyon dam as part of the Boise project, signaling available funds for the Black Canyon work. Idaho officials and local supporters in Caldwell and Emmett report optimism, citing a June 19 telegraph and a Davenport conference with Congressmen Smith Frenell and Senator Noah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclamation Service
Uie
Black Canyon
Boise
J. M. Thompson
State Public Utilities Commission
Rom F. E. Weymouth
Reclamation Wervies
Mr. Weymouth
A P. Davis
Reclamation
Weymouth
Fonda
Montiel B. Gwinn
Davis
Idaho
Denver
Gwinn
Caldwell Kiwanis Club
J. H. Lowell
Washington
Lowell
Smith
Frenel
Norah
Hack Canyon
Nee
Reclamarion
Boine-Payette
Slau
Emmett
Jack Canyon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Finnegan
Coldwell
Completon
Counney
Star
Weasurer
Rtoo
Nist
Him
R. , Parkhurst
University of Idaho Poultry Department
Long Chase
Man
George Lentest
Viood
A ‘Wlinter
Ralph Young
Spokane
Mrs. Ranciman
Burley Potato
Canyon Fields
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!