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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
9
Judge Harry H. Collier of Tacoma offers advice to poultry breeders as fair season nears. Cull fowls for health and vigor, ensure layers mature, and remove defects such as crooked backs, wry tails, and discolored earlobes. Advise careful house cleaning, balanced rations, and ample range to prevent faults and promote strong, productive flocks.
The Tribune and News of Caldwell will abandon semi weekly and daily publications and publish weeklies only. The move is praised as sensible as large papers from Boise and Portland easily outpace small dailies. Haley Times News Miner notes local desire for a daily remains strong but costly to compete.
An Idaho movement identifies with the old non-partisan league while naming Ray McKaig as national committee man and state boss. His wartime record is described as obstructive and widely criticized for poor citizenship and self interest over party duty.
A June 20 1924 letter from Portland Oregon argues in favor of the U S Constitution while challenging a Caldwell address. It quotes the constitution reserving powers to the states and people and cites General Grant on the will of the people as law of the land.
The fragment discusses democracy and constitutional principles, noting republican form, majority rule, and citizens shaping how will is expressed. It emphasizes truth in publishing and the balance between convention and primary processes. The tone reflects debate on press role and democratic norms.
The article notes Joe Robinson ranch receiving a new paint job by Caldwell painter Mr. Kingsbury. It records Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Mark Lawrence to S A Jensen in Deer Flat, and a series of other social calls. Youth activities included Presbyterian boy scouts outing on Boise river. Families named include Daugherty, Van Dyke, Runciman, Ranney, Robinson, and Lawrence among others.
Mr Johnson from Fedonia Kansas visited W H Lawrence this week. Mrs Van Dyke called on Mrs Joe Robinson Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jones visited a cousin Charles Tic of Parma this week. Mr and Mrs Wells of Greenleaf called at Charles Howards Friday afternoon. Mrs Jessie Turner and children with Mrs Aby Winslow Caldwell visited Mrs Charles Howards Monday afternoon. Frank Roland and wife Earl and Clyde Roland and wife with Mr and Mrs George McCarthy and Mr and Mrs Frank McCarthy went on a fishing trip Saturday above Ola Idaho and returned Sunday reporting a good time and some fish.
An advertisement touts immediate relief from lumbago back pain and sciatica via Jacobs Oil. It promises quick soreness and stiffness reduction when applied to the painful back, urging readers to try a small trial bottle and noting its usefulness for rheumatism and sprains.
Mr and Mrs Wee and Mr PurayrMrs and their party took a Sunday trip to a district visiting Fr and sen, pausing at Joseph Baums and Inziye street. Russel Edlefsen traveled to the lakes area while Victor Lawrence stayed at home on a row house ready for an announcement.
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