Veterans denounce Nampa Non-Partisan in Caldwell meeting
A Caldwell gathering of Canyon County World War Veterans denounced the Nampa Non-Partisan newspaper for alleged incendiary editorials. They adopted resolutions urging all Americans to repudiate the publication and pledged to oppose its influence, while federal officials began probes into related activities and press reactions.
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Caldwell
Nampa
Canyon County World
War
Veterans’ Association
Canyon County
Myon County
Tako
Tdaho Free Press
Uuliahed
Asir
Toisho Free Press
Saneday
Ind
Incensei Nampa Teaders
Caldwell Couple Wed in Evening Ceremony
Miss Harel M Harrington and Alvis A Davis were married at the home of Dr and Mrs F Springer Monday at seven o clock. The ceremony was performed by Dr Springer and witnessed by immediate relatives. Harrington, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Martington, is a Caldwell graduate and former teacher. Davis, a discharged veteran, is described as a promising young man. The couple plans to reside in Revox California.
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Harel M Harrington
Alvis A. Davis
F. Springer
Springer
Narrington
Fred Martington
Caldwell Public Schools
Mr. Davis
Revox
California
Cabaret Night at Waldorf Astoria Lobbed to College of Idaho Audience
The Waldorf Astoria lobby and dining room will host a one night program at the College of Idaho auditorium on a Wednesday in May. Ada Elmer and other southern Idaho talents will perform piano pieces, songs, and pantomime with admission 25 cents. Tickets and reservations via telephone contact Mr. John Moore.
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Waldorf Astoria
Coflece
Idaho
Ada Elmer
Nampa
Tda
Madame Nordics
Wil
P. A. Ronltau
The
College of Idaho
Aldine
New York
John Moore
Wedding Bells on Wednesday Evening at Lowry Home
The wedding of Defox McFarland and Anna took place at the Lowry residence 708 Dearborn Street with Rev Cook officiating. Guests shared supper as relatives and intimate friends gathered, while McFarland, a former service member, received best wishes from the gathering.
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L. A. Lowry
Dearborn Atreet
Cook
Defox McFartend
Anna
Denerline
Witean
Ile
Me McFarland
Mre_ Lowry
Golors
Reinewader
Wein
Fort Ri
Caldwell Tate
Lake Lowell area social and community notices
A Lake Lowell gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vogt drew about 40 neighbors and relatives from Deer Flat and Lake Lowell. The report lists many local visitors, visits to Caldwell and Nampa, a broken Morn ditch repaired by workers, a Kuna cave outing, dances, and various travel plans among residents including W. A. Adams, Pierre Blanksma, Irene Blanksma, and others, with multiple family and local business connections noted. Funeral notices for Taylor Rows and the death of a local resident near Trakave are briefly recorded, along with several social calls and visits around Wilder, Payette, and Caldwell.
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Arthur Vogt
Lake Lowell
Deer Flat
Vogt
W. A. Adama
Boise
John Blanksma
Irene
Nampa
Pierre Blanksma
Tueadlay
Kuna Cave
Wilma Sower
Mabel Drihl
Ardith Searth
Vere Sower
Garrett Pratt
Alva
Clea Peters
Ewart Coon
Coon
Caldwell
Inlilva Grane
Forest Sower
Wilder
R.W. Sower
Lake Rn
Clarence
Tal
Metha
Mr Mother
Stoutton
Gillen
Elle Cave
Perry
Jess Emerick
Willer
Chae Mortimer
Namna Hehlay
Fann
Tay Rows
Mra
Rose
Coldwell
Twrasay
Canyon
Sheets
Caldwett
Jay Navin
Nile
Pred
Tavis
Whitt
Dewey Walle
Wi Tara
Lone Tree
Fear Fromin
Mia McAdams
Mil
Metha Snindaw
Ralph Cooper
Cart of Thanks from Mrs Daniel S Brown
Mrs Daniel S Brown thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and friendship shown during her husband Daniel S Brown's illness and for the beautiful flowers. She mentions Mr W F Patrick of Hesdonsr and a week with her aunt Mrs Roberts in Dillon Montana.
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W. F. Patrick
Thy Hesdonsrere
Samrang
Dillon
Montana
Roberts
First G A Club Organized In Caldwell High School
The first G A club was organized Friday April 12 1919 with Caldwell high school's commercial department shorthand class as charter members The club aims to promote artistic shorthand writing through the Gregg System Founder Robert R Gregg The group elected Mabel Ballard president Elma Gowey vice president and Ferne Bowgens secretary treasurer Several members earned recognition in shorthand demonstrations and a commercial contest The club advisor Miss Wilde is credited with guiding the efforts The Caldwell high school project aims to prepare students for responsible positions with several members already taking or planning summer work
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G. A
Caldwell High School
Robert R Gregg
Order of Gree
Clare Mendenhall
Mvrile Murraty
Lety Lyma
Mary Welsh
Gladys Whiffin
Misa Mabel Ballard
Presid
Elma Gowey
Ferne Bowgens
Wilde
Actnot
Clive Mendenfell
Robert Farrer
Fima Gowey
Elute
Caldwell High
Mabel Pallardas
Lane K Facknow
OGA
Idaho Pioneer Passed Away Monday at Home
Daniel Crown a pioneer of Idaho died at his home in Caldwell Monday after a long illness. Born in 1884 in Marion County Town he worked in mining at Atlanta and Rocky Bar and served as a scout under Cal Green in the Tunifish years. Survived by Mae Claes Brown wife, sister Mrs Gaylor and brother Frank. Funeral held Tuesday at Rinford chapel with interment Canyon Hill cemetery.
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Daniel Crown
Tdaho
Tle
Mr. Trown
Marion County
Atlanta
Rocky Bar
Cal. Green
Yatrr
Caldwell
Baise
Brown
Boise
Ty Mae Claes Beown
Reveaned
Mire. Gaylor
Frank Brown
Canyon Hill Cemetery
Tin Brown
Browhaill
Boise River Water Waste Reaches 300000 Inches Read
On Saturday May 3 the Boise River water commissioner measured 300000 inches going to waste near the Notus wagon road. Arrowsock and Dec War reservoirs are at full capacity, though the water could have been stored.
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Boise River
Boise Valley
Notus
Dec
Water Dispute Leads to Suit Over Boise Project Headgates
United States files suit in Boise seeking a restraining order to stop William Hyslop from disturbing Boise project headgates after he cut locks to divert water. Long-running feud includes penalties, protest forms, and refusals to pay, with officials aiming to resolve through federal channels. Also notes local church events and a visitor from Colorado.
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Unite States
Boise
William Hyslop
Deer Flat
Boise Project
Ing
Hyslop
Jude F
Dietrich
Uoon
Mr. Hyslop
King
J.B. Bond
M Hyslop
Washington
Yank Trick Neared Kaiser Captured in War Deception
A wartime alert recounts a daring Yank deception nearly trapping the Kaiser. Colonel Lake Les, a former senator from Teanenmis, and four quarters officers allegedly uncovered the ruse, highlighting Yankee audacity beyond prior imagination.
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Kaiser
Lake Les
Teanenmis
Balgior
Ward Installed as Mayor Monday
Grant Ward assumed office as mayor on Monday evening with a full slate of councilmembers and appointive officers. James J. Moone was named city attorney, replacing Myr Curriy Hayder, while Willian Marchance named Thos. Dryden as night watchman. Existing heads including John A. Baker, B. 19. Campbell, Swain Beatty, P. L. Larkwood, Orel Sovereign, and Minet Sovereign remain in post. The retiring council members were Chas. Sanberg, FR Miller, Amos J Miller, Grant Ward, and be Mi actadery. Ward praised the Lilly administration and pledged continuity in Memorial Park, streets, and water works projects. Caldwell administration began work promptly to pursue ongoing plans.
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Grant Ward
Messex
A. Fi Sutton
Frank Magee
Jos. Dickinx
Hoh. Hayman
Wt" Fouling
S Ben Dunlap
Ant Woof Maxey
James J. Moone
Myo Curriy Hayder
Willian
Thos. Dryden
John A. Baker
Campbell
Swain Beatty
P.L. Larkwood
Orel Sovereign
Min Iet
Sovereign
City Treasure
Sits
Comel
Chas, Sanberg
FR Miller
Amos J Miller
MI Actadery
Omy
Lilly
Af Niels
Caldwell
Let's Go Comes to the Bungalow Theatre
Fresh from a Southern States tour north through California and Oregon, Dick Darling headlines a modern music farce comedy. The San Tranvinian review praises the show as one of the year’s top musical comedies with a capacity audience response and strong chorus performances.
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California
Oregon
Dick Darling
Ts Herline
Texy Soleiman
Revere
Dick Carliow
Bond Drive Lags in Canyon County
Canyon county remains $162000 short of Victory Loan targets as the drive nears its end. District city and school chairmen urge quick pledges while banks assure bondholders will be treated the same as other holders. Efforts by business leaders in Nampa Caldwell and Parma seek to boost subscriptions, with rural districts lagging behind urban areas.
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Canyon County
Savin
Ross
Wilder
Mudteton
Herolc
Busines
Naropa
Anetas
Noth
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Frank Meek
George Todd
United States
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Waahinetne
Win le Ty McClear
Athormey
BfeMrae
Nannaeth
Haley Aed
Armandine
Titan Brean
Waahinatan
WI Schotts
Manaier
Nov Particsn
Sohurae
AR Wieanaer
Hasel Harrington
Willem Howard Taft
Wilson
Lake
Lowell
Homp
Reclamation Service
the Baptist Church
Bible School
Mr. Sturtevant
Colorado
Cole
W. H L. Taller
Semin Washington
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