Auto Contest Closes Saturday With Fair Ballot Count
Subscriptions pour in as candidates rush to secure support ahead of Saturday night when the judges tally the votes at the Commercial Club. The contest, run as fairly as possible, names a long list of judges and notes the closing moment will reveal the winners and honor the most steadfast workers.
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Wall
Mrs. Jordan
James Johnson
Daisy Horace
J. K. Horace
Mra. Ballard
Cleve Groom
Hazel Bog B
Boxgess
Loren Sloan
C. L. Sloan
Elizabeth Mullikin
W. T. Rice
Mes. Hamner
L. W. Botkin
Minnie Moffman
Hild Mowery
Minnie Hoffman
Hide Mowery
Melvier Adama
Julia Thompson
Comerciat Club
Presbyterian Church Morning Service and Activities Schedule
The Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 1 morning worship with a sermon on The Value of Religious Kingston. The intermediate Christian Endeavor meets at 690 Thasanlor Street with the Young People Association at the Chelation church. A program begins at 47230 featuring a Sunday school orchestra directed by Van Kirkpatelek performing Adoration and Voluntary works.
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Santiens E ‘Clurch
Intermediate Society of Christian Anderror
Thasanlor Sxelety
Caldwell club notes and officer changes mentioned
Twenty four Caldwell members of the society attended a Tuesday social. Murphy served as estate office head and Johnson was elected Sluk with Earl Boyes also noted. H. W. Dorma and Dr. L. D. Blon were referenced in the minutes as part of the meeting.
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Caldwell
Sie
Murphy
Ae Johnson
Sluk
Earl Boyes
H. W. Dorma
L. D. Blon
Observes Today as Holiday Across Caldwell
Practically every Caldwell business will be closed today with signs in windows. A few stores intend to stay open while residents plan to attend the Idaho vs Utah football game in Boise. A Washington school meeting will be held Wednesday November 17 and a charming program by children is planned with vocal selections by Mrs. Clyde Schom and Miss Palmer.
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Caldwell
Armistion
Boise
University of
Idaho University of Utah
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Washington
Legion Post Banquet Showcases Veteran Football Hopes
The Hurling club and local Legion eye a clash with college teams as many players are veterans from the war. Cornell, Multnomah Athletic Club, and University of Montana are cited among rivals while alumni seek to prove they are not has beens. Victory medal applications surge as the Women’s Auxiliary plans a Thursday banquet at Danceland with record turnout anticipated.
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Legion
College of Idaho
Teach and Robinson
Cornell
F. M. Cole
Hr. Gitobone
Multnomah Athletic Club
Thniversity of Montana
Alien Lyon
Shorb
the Legion
Moeday meeting outlines plan for waterpost project
Discussed a receiver plan for the writer montha. Four components described, focusing on scope and steps.
Idaho readies observance of 300th Pilgrim anniversary
Idaho officials push school programs and community events to mark the 300th anniversary of the Mayflower landing in 1620. The Sons of the Revolution offer prizes for high school essays while local church and education leaders organize sermons and observances, linking Pilgrims to American democratic ideas and early social progress.
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Idaho
FA. Chase
United Americans of
Sons’ of the Revolution
W. Hawkes
Idaho Sons’ of the Revolution
J. J. Rae
Jones
Ide White
Caldwell
A. F. White
Rome
Plymouth
Mass
Bowton
England
Cromwell
America
Traction line’s fate hinges on Oregon Short Line bid
Riverside residents at the Commercial Club meeting report that only hope for the Caldwell Traction property is a sale to the Oregon Short Line and its branches. Receivership may end soon with operation continuing at a loss until a transfer occurs, as Oregon Short Line reportedly controls Homedale rights of way and may extend the line toward Pickle Butte.
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Caldwell Traction Company
Riverside
Oretom Short Line
Chain
O'S. L
State Haubstic Utilities Commission
C. T& Parkhiser
W. R. Sebree
Oregon Short Lite
Momedale
Pickle Butte Bridge
William McCluskey
O. 8. le
Homedale
Caldwell
Farmers Meet To Tackle Large Farm Problem At Nampa
The farmers institute and debating contest will be held at the high school auditorium in Nampa Idaho on Saturday November 13 starting at 1 45 p m. It was postponed from October 21 due to bad roids and unfavorable weather and has drawn unusual interest from the agriculture community.
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Farmers’ Institute and Debating
High Schoo
Nampa
Idaho
Agricultural co operation to avert bankruptcy debate plan
An afternoon program and 7 30 p m debating contest outline proposals to organize American farmers under a cooperative system to fix and coordinate prices for agricultural products. Speakers include E G Davis, Dr John Pipher, W W Bates, Burrell, Nick Yost, J P Fisher, and H Morrie with discussion on marketing associations and farm policy amid a looming financial crisis.
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Teo
United States
Ite
Re, Hyslop
E. G. Davia
Ming
John Pipher
Nampa
W. W. Bates
Biden
Burrell
American Falls
National Fruit Growers’ Association
Nick Yost
Meridian
College Favored in Key Southern Waho Clash
Local interest runs high as the Southern Waho conference title picture centers on the College of Idaho versus Pocatello Institute Friday afternoon at 2:30. Reports suggest Pocatello presents the tougher challenge outside Whitman, with financial concerns dampening prospects for a full season schedule. Captain Fort Wittibors is near recovery and expected to start at end if cleared.
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Southern Waho
Pocaello Institute
College of Idaho
H.R. Cleaver
Pocatello
Whitman
Gooding
Cleaver
Brigham Young
Gonzags College of
Spokane
Cald
Twitch Pocatello Institute
Cornell
Hasx
Fort Wittibors
One Week Given to Ange Funds to Clear Debt
A fundraising drive for Caldwell to wipe out the College of Idaho debt drew over 1500 in voluntary subscriptions at a Commercial club meeting. The campaign plans assign committee roles and set a one week window to raise the 115,000 goal to cover 28,000 existing indebtedness.
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ANGE
Caldwell
College of Idaho
Commercial Club
Henry Zeb
John Pymberon
H. D. Hanna
Seley Syeioen Eer
Waysromane
Educational Talk Marks Club Meek
Forward club meeting drew the largest attendance in its history. The social committee reported 66.15 dollars raised at the Halloween ball. Next week George Schroeder will exhibit paintings at Carnegie library Boise. Mrs Blatchley will present a Florence travel talk at 2:30 in the empty rooms. Ethel Redfield spoke on Idaho school excellence and statistics. Mrs Taylor Case sang Idaho. Hallmark jewelry ad.
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Forward Club
A. J. Myers
George Schroeder
Caroogie
Boise
Caldwell
Elbck
Emty
H. D. Blatchley
Florence
Italy
EL. Bryan
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Coeur d'Alene
Mise Ethel Redfield
Idaho
United States
Russell Sage Foundation
Montana
Tayi Case
H.C. Thompson
Troi
Jf Mente
Teases
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