Mason seizes Progressive sheriff bid after party ouster
Shen O. Y. Mason, read out by the Progressive leader, filed for sheriff on the party ticket. He collected five signatures after failing to secure Don Theuson’s, while Mrs. Myrtle Bernard seeks renomination on her own. The central committee split twenty to five over whether to back Mason and Bernard, with party leader HF Samuels opposing the action.
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Shen? O. Y. Mason
Sheriff
Progressive
Don Theuson
Shimman
Mason
Progressive Party
A L Anderson
Nai
Ro, Garman
Myrtle Bernard
Bernard
Nona Tatum Weigler
Free Press
Resi J
Central Committee
Theuson
Henry Beck
Hemard
HF. Samuels
Téaho
Samels
Caldwell Team To Play Meridian Sunday Matinee
Caldwell’s pennant chasing nine, led by Faris, travels to Meridian Sunday to face the Prune Pickers in a matinee. Meridian, with a weaker diamond, hopes for a win but Caldwell fans recall a strong local season and a recent high quality Nampa Caldwell game at Ree park. Local business visitors include Mrs. W. J. Larrance and daughter Lethi Heston.
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Faris
Meridian
Prune Pickers
Oda Hall
Baris
Caldwell
Ree ” Park
Eclares
Tom
Paris A
Tourists throng Caldwell park as highway use grows
William Bischoff reports record park visitation by westbound travelers curious about the Boise Nampa Caldwell corridor. Eastern visitors, including Pennsylvanians, are increasingly represented, drawn by Northwest routes and Idaho fruit shows at the Idahoe State Horticultural society gathering in Caldwell. Stephens Orchard showcases large Grimes Golden and Winesap branches, with promising yields and an efficient Fordson tillage system. About 100 horticulturalists attended, discussing current topics in Central Cove agriculture.
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Caldwell Tourist Park
William Bischoff
Caldwell Park
Boise- Nampa-Caldwell
Star
Stephens
Idahoe State Horticultural Society
Caldwel
Grimes Golden
Winesap
Jonathan
Rome
Idaho
Grimes Gold
Fordson
Central Cove
Banks Tate Again In Ring
D. F. Banks state treasurer announces candidacy to succeed himself after four years of solid progress toward a sound cash basis. A war veteran and College of Idaho graduate, Banks began in finance in 1919 and has led the treasury since 1921, with Republicans eager for continuity at the state financial helm.
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D. F. Banks
Caldwell
State Treasurers Office
Banks
State
Idaho Infanty
France
146Th ‘Field Artillery
116Th Engineers
College of Idaho
State Partment of Finance
Guy E Bowerman
Panks
Inimself
Breshears Finnegan Nuptials Tie Idaho Romance at Boise
Ralph Breshears son of Caldwell residents wed Miss Mary Finnegan of Boise at St John cathedral Boise. The couple, college sweethearts from the University of Idaho, planned a coast trip after the ceremony and will reside in Nampa where Breshears will join George Vandi Steeg in the law practice.
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Ralph Breshears
F. M. Breshears
Caldwell
Mary Finnegan
Boise
St. Johns
Nampa
Mr. Bresheart
George Vandi Steeg
Soldiers Coming Home From Caldwell Cavalry Encampment
The Caldwell cavalry troop of the 16th Cavalry is encamped at McCall and expected home Saturday evening. Payette Lakes reports indicate this year’s National Guard encampment has been unusually successful.
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Caldwell
McCall
16 Cavalry
Payette Lakes
National Guard
Dogs Foil Night Burglary At Cloverlea Creamery
Two fine dogs owned by Enos Campbell thwarted three burglars aiming to rob Cloverlea Creamery and possibly Troy Laundry early Thursday. The thieves fled after shots were exchanged with officers. no valuables were taken and the safe contained only a decoy notice. Local police and county officers investigated as dentists from Caldwell attended a Pocatello state convention.
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Enos Campbell
Cloverlea
Troy
Mr. Campbell
Frank Howard
Coy Collins
Campbell
Bertha Reavis Nominated for Granty Superintendent Post
Bertha Reavis Republican with sixteen years in Canyon county schools seeks the granty superintendent position. Six years as Greenleaf principal, four at Huston and Canyon schools, trained at Kansas Normal, Boise summer education courses, and residence at Pleasant Ridge. Incumbent Tatum not running. possible rival talk about Mr Clay of Huston.
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Bertha Reavis
Ganyon County
Granty
Fred Mitchell
Greenleaf
Pleasant Ridge
Caldwell Voters to Decide Tax Levy at City Hall
Caldwell taxpayers convene at the city hall to vote on a four and three quarter mill levy increase beyond the current minimum. City officials have set fourteen and three quarters mills as the base for next year, with Mayor John Smeed warning that rejecting the extra levy Tuesday evening could force major cuts, including to the street department, despite $8,000 saved in general funds. An expected $800,000 county valuation rise could add $800 in revenue, but state board approval remains uncertain. Mrs. Frank Prince and her son have returned to Ellensburg after visiting relatives in Caldwell.
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Caldwell
Kiwanis Club
John Smeed
Smeed
Farle Boyes
State Board of Equalization
Two Cars of Eggs Roll to Markets
Idaho Oregon Poultry Producers shipped two cars of eggs to Los Angeles this week. The first car from Caldwell began Monday, the second Tuesday. Egg prices, after a sharp dip, have recovered and are strong per W S Shearer local manager. Los Angeles reports the highest market in Idaho eggs but shipments east may occur this fall. Caldwell receipts remain heavy with a prior 300 case slump likely to rebound. Seasonal production is below early spring peak but stable.
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Idaho-Oregon
Los Angeles
Caldwell
W. S. Shearer
Idaho
Me. Shearer
Mr. Shearer
Smith Sees Trouble Ahead For Relief Bill Passage
A letter to R T Hurtt from Congressman Addison Smith warns that the next Congress may fail to enact the Smith reclamation relief legislation based on the fact finding commission report. Smith notes opposition from Mr Baker and hints the bill could be sent to the president if the Senate adopts the House conference report.
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R. T. Hurtt
Commercial Club
Addison T. Smith
Smith
John R. Raker
California
Congress
Baker
Senate
House
Street Flooding Put Under Ban
City council revives an old ordinance to curb street flooding caused by waste water. Chief W F Moward instructed to enforce it, with fines up to 100 dollars for violators. Irrigation commissioner Lawrence Porter notes most violations occur at night after 10 pm due to limited drainage and exhausted water allotment.
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Caldwell
W. F Moward
the Tribune
Lawrence Porter
Caldwell Plans Big Fourth Of July Celebration
Crowds prepare for a community Fourth of July with a parade at 10:00 a.m. and a Memorial Park program at 11:30 a.m. Fireworks arrive and will be used in the evening at Memorial Park. Lantern parade for children starts at 7:00 p.m. with ice cream and viewing access after. Programmers include E H Plowhead as chairman and a range of songs, oration, and band performances led by local figures.
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Caldwell
Natal
E. H. Plowhead
Fotlows
Memorial Park
Memory Park
Kimball Avenue
Main Street
7Th Streets
Seventh Street
Arthur Street
Fife and
T. M. Gipson
Doris Rae
Columbia Gem of the Ocean
R. F. Jameson
F. F. Beale
Beale
J. J. Bsmith
E. VW. Polwhead
M.S. Sandmyer
LH. Lowe
F. F. Beate
Small blaze at Caldwell Poultry warehouse
A small fire broke out in the rear room of a concrete and corrugated iron one story Caldwell Poultry warehouse at Fifth and Main. The blaze, quickly extinguished by the fire department, caused light damages. Fire chief H Gillette attributes the cause to a careless smoker. Property owned by Dr Mc Laughlin.
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Caldwell Poultry Company
Fifth
Main Streets
Mondny
Carless
H. Gillette
McLaughlin
Mrs Welland Garber and kin leave for Portland trip
Mrs Welland Garber her son Ellis and sister Mrs Art Lamb with Miss Flom Gibbey all of Mitchell depart Thursday morning for Portland and Seaside Oregon on a two weeks vacation trip.
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Chine
W. J, Larrance
Lethi ‘ Heston
Bischoff
E. F. Stephens
Banks Tate
Breshears
Finnegan
Pocatello
J. D Blondel
W. F. Gigray
T. 9. Humphreys
Merle Kirkpatrick
EAMG
Lew
Canyon County
Idaho City
Frank Prince
Council
J. H. Gipson
America
J. Sherman Pot
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