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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
11
Thirty five years ago Caldwell faced a resounding defeat for constitutional prohibition in Massachusetts style. The majority surpassed the highest forecast, with estimates around 44 000 on a light turnout. Many who opposed the amendment still supported prohibition locally, and violence and rumors colored local discourse as Caldwell grapples with politics, crime, and the press.
Washington, Japan, China, and the Philippines show growing coldness toward the United States after the arms conference. Japan objects to immigration exclusions, China rejects U S railway influence, and the Philippines demand more autonomy while governors seek control. Parties debate independence versus protectorate in a shifting regional stance.
We thank friends for kind remembrances and floral offerings during the sickness and death of HW F Hartenbower. Mrs HOP Hartenbower, Roy Hartenbower, Fred Hartenbower, Harold Hartenbower, and Ella Suther express gratitude for support.
Funeral services were held Sunday at the masonic hall for H F Hartenbower who died Thursday after a two week illness. Dr W J Boone led the service with Masons in charge. Burial followed with a brief ceremony at the cemetery. He was 73, born April 11, and is survived by his wife and eight children, four of whom live in Caldwell. Two children preceded him.
Detailed plans for the Fourth of July parade were announced by W H Blunt. The route runs from the Methodist church north to Main street west to Boise Payette Lumber, back on Main to Kimball then south to Memorial Park. A long lineup includes SAR, old soldiers, college band, city officials, floats from many groups, and a prize schedule with multiple categories. Parade starts assembling at 10:00 and steps off at 10:30 with prizes ranging from 4 to 10 dollars and special awards for family and age totals.
Church evangelists conduct services every evening at 8 5 except Saturday in the tabernacle on Huston Street Caldwell hosts Saturday night at 8 30 Sunday services begin with prayer at 10 40 am preaching at 11 30 am Young peoples missionary meeting at 1 00 pm song and prayer at 7 30 pm preaching at 8 30 Caldwell Sunday school at 10 00 am.
At the corner of Kimball Ave and Cleveland Blvd Bible school at 10 am Roy Titus Supt Let us be attentive to our Bible school Be present and on time Communion and preaching at 11 o clock This is the day the Lord hath made let us rejoice and be glad in it Endeavor at 7 pm subject The Missionary Work of the church Missionary committee in charge No preaching at 8 due to Daily Vocational Bible School closing exercises at the M E church R F Jameson Pastor
Sunday school at 10 a m Junior E at 3 30 p m and Intermediate C E at 7 p m worship at 11 a m with a sermon on The Newer Meaning of Independence Day. At eight o clock the church unites with the Christian and Methodist churches for D V B S closing exercises at the Methodist church.
William Specht former College of Idaho student who recently finished his second year at the United States Naval Academy sails to Europe for a practice cruise visiting leading cities. He plans a three month stay and will return to Caldwell for a month in early autumn before resuming duties at the academy.
Walter and James Young, sons of Mrs. J A Young, left last week for the east accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C C Anderson of Boise. Walter will enter Culver military school, while James will return with the Andersons after about a month away.
A brief line notes that she won her divorce and mentions her new clothes arriving just in time, implying a favorable conclusion and a timely wardrobe change.
Sunday evening at eight o'clock closing exercises of the Daily Vacation Bible School will be held in the Methodist church. The school has been conducted jointly by the Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian churches for the past three weeks. The public is invited and a silver offering will be taken to apply on the expense of the school.
United States Senator Frank R. Gooding endorses an Idaho memorial project to honor Spanish American and World War veterans. He supports placing the memorial on the University of Idaho campus as an armory and gymnasium. GC. Knight was a business visitor in Boise Wednesday.
A garbled street scene features aColored traveler seeking a fast train ticket at a railroad station and a string of quirky exchanges among clergy, a bishop, and bystanders. The text is fragmented, with unclear context and many misread words.
A damaged clipping describes a person suffering a hard knock or injury and limited movement after an event. Details are unclear, but the account notes immediate difficulty in moving and the need to recover from the impact. No names or places are clearly readable.
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