29 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
1
A fragment reflects on Joel's warning of impending conflict and a biblical statement that the harvest marks the end of the world. The text signals a millennial urgency and eschatological framing in a religious context.
The Seventh Day Adventist encampment buzzes with activity from 6 a.m. to evening services led by Doctor Quinn and Thurston on religious liberty. Speakers stress readiness for Christ, per prophecy, and warn against forced religion. Caldwell’s CMA baseball vs Middleton at Recreation Park set for Tuesday at 6 p.m. with Zimmerman pitching for Caldwell and Cornett back in the lineup. Next Sunday Caldwell faces a league game in Boise, then a Fourth of July clash here.
Nampa rallies in the ninth to beat Caldwell 4 to 3 at Nampa. Youmans misplayed a grounder to start the inning, opening the door for Rivett and a big sequence. Mangum pitched superbly for Nampa, allowing three Caldwell hits and fanning 15 as Bloomquist and Malloy contributed with timely hits in a dramatic finish.
D D Hannah, head of the pioneer section, appeals to southern Idaho real pioneers to attend the July Fourth parade. He notes shrinking pioneer ranks and aims to bring together long-time residents and remaining pre 1875 settlers for a creditable celebration with planned novelties.
Officials report Deer Flat reservoir held about 120000 acre feet of water, with roughly 100000 acre feet usable for irrigation. June drawdown continues, indicating a three month supply if usage remains steady. warnings urge farmers to conserve for July and August to avoid a repeat of last year’s strain.
E M Heagen conducted business in Boise Saturday afternoon. This brief item notes his activity in the local business scene.
University of Idaho in Moscow reports Pat Perrine, the school’s top all around athlete, has left for New York City to join pentathlon and decathlon Olympic tryouts. He is accompanied by retiring coach Tom Matthews and will train with workouts in Spokane and Chicago before final sessions in New York. Neil Irving of Rupert will join Perrine to help him enter the New York events as part of Idaho’s strong athletic team. Perrine’s recent practice matched or surpassed Jim Thorpe’s 1912 Olympic marks in several decathlon events, forecasting potential world-class success if he reaches New York.
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