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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
6
Busy Lakeview column lists local visits dinners and gatherings with residents like Hadley Merits Te Madey Lee Burdeck and Eleanor Prosser. It notes Millinery sale prices at THE VOGUE and a church and school events program including a dance cream supper and missionary story by Louise Weyshi.
Miss Kina Gapns and William Watt were married at the Metlindis Parsonage Caldwell on Monday June 1 in a ceremony attended by a few relatives and friends. They will reside in Homedale and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Burns. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs L B Cowan.
An old advertisement promotes kidney pills by claiming to cure kidney and bladder problems, reduce aging effects, and improve health. It touts famous names and dealer availability while urging readers to buy now, stating universal efficacy and household trust.
A Caldwell Idaho city report from June 12 1916 covers council actions including bids for sprinkler and rusher equipment with Aus Machine Company Cabell well being favored and Auto Machine Company noted as cheapest option. The council discussed street needs sewer connections enforcement of nuisance laws bridge widening plans and a proposed rest room in city hall with clubs offering furniture.
In Ada County probate court Anna M Mood administrator announces private sale of real property from the Peter Meves estate. Bidders must meet terms including cash payment, 25 percent at sale, purchaser covers taxes and all liens, and deeds issued at purchaser expense. Sale notices and bids may be filed at Raymond L. Givens Idaho Building Boise or with the administrator before sale. Dated June 27, 1916.
Advertised letters list shows names like Bonner and Wagner awaiting pickup at Calhoun post office with a June 27 week ending note. Also mentions July 4th picnic grounds and dance at Lake Lowell and a claim that Electric Bread is superior with grocery availability and labeling guidance.
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