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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
8
A rustic exchange unfolds with a Justice of the Peace accusing a mover of speeding and gulls, while Movorist pleads not guilty. The sheriff is questioned by the deputy as a jester-like scene plays out with cheerful rhetoric and wary humor.
Guarantors of the Chautauqua association will meet Friday evening at 8 o clock in the basement of the Methodist church. Attendance is important, with a full report of tickets sold and cash received required. Treasurer C D Rush requests deposits now. Season tickets to be sold after July 1 to save money. Mr and Mrs Alfred Quay and their child spent last Sunday in Nyssa Oregon visiting relatives.
An advertisement by The Holstein Friesian Association of America lists Idaho’s top Holstein cows by period. Ida U. Segis Colantha leads one-year production with 246,363 pounds milk and 734.62 pounds butterfat for a junior three-year-old owned by the University of Moscow. Elvords Mercedes of Cherry Creek claims ten-month full-age top with 48,048 pounds milk and 823.6 pounds butter. Sadie Gem Ormsby 2, owned by Mays Schuler, is new ten-month ten-month full-age leader with 17,3589 pounds milk and 5583 pounds butter. Oaois Ray Apple McKinley and Artowrack Segis Belle Johanna also set notable ten-month records for their age groups.
Canyon county Democrats plan their first get-together dinner at 6:30 PM at Sheppard's with an evening of political talks. S. Ben Dunlap, county chairman, said details are still being worked out and members from across the county are expected to attend for a general discussion of party issues.
A note describes a night time dog barking in Japan leading to the owner’s arrest and a fixed sentence to work for disturbances to neighbors’ sleep. The claim frames enforceable punishment for noise by pets within a local legal context.
Claytonia Mr. Andrus made a business trip to Nampa Saturday. J. EB. Garrity riddenicky the last week. Aden helped stack hay. Mrs. Guy Talmadge of Squaw Creek visiting with Mrs. Brown. Most people have hay up. Pierce Maxwell driving a new Ford. Mr and Mrs. Benson shopping in Caldwell. Rev Mr. J. Hart moved into Rev. L. D. Megger's house. Hart Stitt from Stack Rock working at Shanners. Velda Maxwell spent Sunday with Lucille Patton. De. Beck to Richmond home to see the baby. Mrs. Jamison slowly recovering from injuries. Nazarene church folks hosted Rev. and Mrs. Hart at a reception. Ohio visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tucker and others. Mildred Tucker and Winnifred Brown of Boise visited Greenleaf. Margaret Crew had tonsils removed. Granvil Wade and David Lydiatt of Metha callers in Greenleaf. Helen Nordyke stayed overnight with Dilly and Mildred Tucker. Glen Rinard and Lolita Hinshaw at CE Executive meeting in Caldwell.
The Greenleaf monthly Friends meeting met at the church on Saturday afternoon. Local families and visitors share travels to Boise Portland Newberg and McCall with visits to relatives and seasonal events. A picnic at the Wade Tucker home brought together neighbors including the Lydiatt Tucker and Jay families among others.
Mrs Lena Lehman left Friday for a ten day vacation at the Payette Lakes, accompanied by her daughter Mrs Moody Rogers of Boise. Misses Clarice and Mary Dell McCaw oversee the telephone office during Mrs Lehman’s absence. The Ladies Aid met Thursday noon in the church basement with Mrs Walker Mrs Burkett and Mrs Paulson as hostesses. Plans were made to serve supper and outfit a Chautauqua. Mr and Mrs Thomas Daugherty and children visited Caldwell Monday. A shower for Herbert Ray son of Mrs H Ton gate was held Friday afternoon with about twenty five ladies present. Rev and Mrs C M Knight spent Friday night with friends in Adrian. T and Italy visiting Tuesday for a week’s camping at Lost Lake. Miss Letha Peckham spent the weekend with her brother H G Peckham. Mrs B G Davies entertained about a dozen children for Homer’s birthday party Monday afternoon.
Caldwell Idaho council passes a resolution restricting the firing of firecrackers sky rockets and other explosives within city fire limits to the Fourth of July only. The measure aims to reduce loss of life and property from early and after celebrations and reflects a strict denial of pre holiday displays.
Mrs. J A Borden of Seattle a Tanlac user for seven years asserts the remedy sustains stomach liver kidneys and bowels and tones the system. She cites two patients one who could not keep food down after six bottles she could eat anything. another who could not eat after three bottles he was ravenous and able to work. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 400 million bottles sold.
General crop conditions improved by warm, dry weather with adequate moisture in irrigated areas. Wheat and barley near maturity, corn fair, hay harvest progressing. dry farms remain stressed though some local showers provided brief relief. Caldwell area reports alfalfa first crop excellent, second crop developing, fruit trees healthy with a short cherry season.
A 16 year old miner's son saved a drowning 3 year old by applying the Schaefer resuscitation method learned days earlier in a mine first aid course. The article urges immediate aid, detailing chest thrusts and breathing steps, stressing constant action for up to two hours if needed.
A humorous exchange about seeking medical advice after a burglary ends with a light note on taking it easy. The Tribune want ads section is referenced as a source of results.
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