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The Caldwell Tribune

Location

Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

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Black Canyon Project Gets $600,000 for Immediate Use

Idaho readers learn that Albert Fall approved Weymouth's plan to set aside $600,000 for Black Canyon dam work above Emmett. Congressman French and Caldwell Kiwanis spearheaded the drive. construction is expected to begin soon with surveys complete and foundation work planned as the reclamation office promises ongoing funding.

Whwestern Idaho Albert Fall Interior Weymouth Black Canyon Horton J French Northern Idaho Canyon Gem Telegraph Bee Dole Bee Wanis Club Caldwell Kiwanis Club Hrend Cole Villang Mack Canyon Emmett Irrigation District Canyon Canal Rick Canyon Caldwell

Caldwell Fourth of July Parade Rules Set

City ordinance confines celebrations to the Fourth with firecrackers allowed only that day. H R Cleaver, parade chairman, says fire crackers will be taboo during the parade to prevent accidents. Parade starts promptly at 10 30 next Tuesday morning even if no paraders show up.

Caldwell H.R. Cleaver

Fourth of July Program Highlights and Events

A July 4 schedule lists a morning street parade forming at Sixth and Arthur and finishing at Memorial Park, a Caldwell Alfred F. Stone patriotic address at 11:00, a baseball game at 2:30, foot and pony races, pie eating, nail driving contests at Memorial Park, cavalry drill at 7:30, band concert at 8:00, large fireworks on Kimball Avenue opposite Memorial Park at 9:00, and an outdoor pavilion dance at 9:30.

Arthur Memorial Park Kimball Avenue

Elks Initiate Growth With New Classes

Caldwell Ells reports a large class initiated Thursday evening as the local lodge expands rapidly. Membership growth leads to several additional large classes planned soon, with initiation held twice monthly.

ELKS Caldwell Ells

Loren Trotter Enroute Home From World War Front

The body of Loren M. Trotter, Caldwell soldier killed on the Chateau Thierry front, is returning to Caldwell with arrival in Brooklyn around July 3 and immediate shipment home. A popular Caldwell youth and a member of the American Legion post, he was among Idaho’s first casualties in the engagement with American forces, with funeral services planned locally.

Loren M. Trotter Caldwell Adelia Trotter Brooklyn Trotter Engineers Chateau Thierry Paris Tom Good Notus Idaho France Legion Washington War Department Congressions The American Legion Lorun M. Trotter Iaesl

Delays in Brick Shipments Hold Up Saratogs Hotel Work

Delays in brick shipments slowed construction on the Saratags hotel, but a fresh cargo from Ogden arrived this week enabling exterior work to nearly finish. An elevator shaft is now open and owner Howard Sebree reportedly plans to add a dining room, with possible changes to the hotel’s layout.

Saratags Rick Ogden Howard Sebree Totel

Baldridge enters Idaho politics as lieutenant governor candidate

H. G Baldridge of Parma announces his bid for lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket. He has served in the Idaho legislature and is influential in Canyon County. Other GOP figures like Dan Banks and Will Gibson are active, while Democrats show little clarity. The Progressive party forms, led by Robert O Jones, aiming to field a full state ticket.

H.C. Baldridge Parma Baldride Baldridge Idaho Idahote House Paria Canyon County Dan Banks Mr. Baldridge Will Gibson Brady Elmore County Banks Maldridge Gallet Robert O. Jones Progressive Party Nonpartisan League

Potatoes to Move to Market Soon in Canyon County

Canyon county potato producers expect shipments to begin around mid July with early drops from favored areas, rising to August for the main movement. Local fields show generally good condition though some spots and ragged patches exist. Prices remain viable despite heavy out-of-state shipments, with Can yon county tied to steady local demand and favorable outlook. A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Jota M. Demo of Parm and Mrs Ems Birge of Homedale.

Canyon Counly Charles Otetn Hower Dillein Althoug Oliein Jota M. Demo Parm Mra Ems Birge Homedale

Tourists Shonned Off Cut-Off Route From Caldwell Campground

Tourists increasingly favor the 1-0-N cutoff linking Idaho to California. Californians praise a direct Idaho California highway via Jordan Valley and Nevada, boosting Yellowstone and Sawtooth park access. Caldwell’s Memorial Park hosts visitors from Spokane to Salt Lake, Corvallis to Pleasanton with a new registration system collecting home, destination, vehicle, and travel expenses.

Idaho California Memorial Park Californian Yellowstone Sawtooth Park Caldwell Sorial Park G. J. Healy Spokane W. J. Keeman S. &. Griffin Mil City D. V. Walter A. Stapper Corvallis Frank Christian Vancouver B. W. Thompson Salt Lake James Penny Filer E. R Kidder Pecatonica William and John Montgomery Nampa F. &. Scott Elko Nevada

Still in the Canyon County sheriff race denial issued

Sam Wenn openly denies withdrawing from the Republican bid for Canyon County sheriff amid reports of a Boise offer he declined after talks with GOP leaders. The party backs his continued candidacy and expects his nomination and election.

Sam Wenn Rursaay Canyon County Boise Kert Webb Republicate Fie

Dan Cupid Scores Heavily Thursday in County Clerk Licenses

Dan Cupid scored heavily Thursday as six couples obtained marriage licenses at the county clerk office. Named to wed were George Shepherd and Ruth Zabel of Nampa, James Whalen and Andrella Starts of Nampa, A C Goulding and Maunv Gilbert of Meridian, Thom Melwin Emer of Caldwell, and Frank Tatio and Christine Allen of Emmett. The license was issued shortly after 12 midnight Thursday morning and the marriages were performed by Probate Judge George Shovel.

Dan Cupid George Shepherd Ruth Zabel Nampa James ‘Whalen Andrella Starts A.C. Goulding Maunv Gilbert Meridian Thom Melwin Emerin Caldwell Frank Tatio Christine Allen Emmett George Shovel

Egg Association On Solid Ground Says Moore at Kiwanis

Prem Moore state extension journalist and Hirectors board member reported to Caldwell Kiwanis that the Pacific Cooperative Egg Producers system is sound. He noted recent pool prices of 12 to 23 cents per dozen, with better returns than local markets, and predicted rising egg values as poultrymen align with demand later in the year.

Pacific Co-operative Hele Atutt Prem Moore State Extension Joulney Caldwell Kiwanis Club Moore Cum Marketing Association Torn Falls Illinos

Emmett to Play Caldwell Sunday in Local Game

Emmett club plans to meet Caldwell again next Sunday after a close win last week. Hoard may start, with Hart aiming to fix infield errors and Stewart likely to pitch the Fourth of July game. Bennedict’s foot injury may shift him to outfield if needed. Bo ise fans expect a lively Fourth of July clash with the Natal Day game likely to follow.

Caldwell Emmett Emmatt Cress T. Hart Hoard Varma Stewart Port Aide Parma Boise

Fourth of July Gala in Caldwell Draws Crowds and Plans

Readiness for Caldwell’s Fourth of July celebration grows as Memorial park hosts a major fireworks display. Organizer K J Robb notes increased material orders, while Alfred F Stone delivers the patriotic address after a parade led by the band and Caldwell cavalry. Public dances, races, and contests are planned, with ample shade and lawns at Memorial park to accommodate the crowds.

Bid at Coeur d Alene on Idaho hospital work

Charles Silbaugh and Fred Martens plan to be in Coeur Alene on Saturday for bid openings on two late tuberculosis hospitals. They represent contracting firms and will present bids as the new north south highway improves for travel. W E Thigned of Mason City Iowa 16 is now at the First National.

Charles Silbaugh Fred Martens Northern Idaho Coeur Alene W. E. Thigned Mason City Towa First National

Also Mentioned on This Page

Blagk Ganyon Caldwell Tursiay Alfred F. Stone Cald- 7Well Ve Recreation Park Mounted Service Troop 6Th Cavalry Loren Trotter Fay Parma Man Benny” Hart M. E Howere K. J. Robb Robb Stone Ir. R. Cleaver J. 5 Haverington Frank Moward Jato Smerd Arihiur Steesty Ad Kimball Caldwell Kinarie Fuerrom Organizarion Caldwell Cavalry A. R Red Cross Liberty WR. C Fire Department Harrington Memoriar Park Thin City
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