Caldwell Edges Toward Time Change Petition Boost
Generous support from Caldwell businessmen backs a petition to return Caldwell and nearby towns to Mountain time. The Commercial club plans to present the petition at Friday night’s Boise meeting after the Idaho public utilities commission denied the Mountain time reversion. Local officials note Boise and Caldwell may align clocks once more, while Nampa remains noncommittal as Twin Falls already operates on Mountain time. The upcoming Turkey Day game vs Boise is expected to reveal the teams’ true strength beyond recent lopsided practice scores.
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W. Erwin
Commercial Club
Moise Ad Club
Caldwell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Idaho Public Milities Commission
Idaho
Huntington
Pocatelloe
Boise
Nampa
Uncle Sam
God Almighty
Lexgus
Erwin
Jentice
Junction City
Turkey
Lenader Herald Receives $100 Libel Damages
In a Caldwell county court verdict Wednesday the Nampa Leader Herald was awarded $100 in a libel suit brought by the Leader Herald against the Idaho Free Press. Ned Jenness, owner, said a symbolic $1 award would suffice to stop attacks, noting the unusual judgment under state statute.
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Nampa
Leader-Herald
Dietics Court
Landery Herald
Idaho Free Press
I Teague
Leader Herald
Caldwell
Ned Jenness
Tashon
Thabo
Nam Nam Seeks Tough Test For Caldwell Team
Nempei coach Nam Nam says the visiting team expects Caldwell to face its hardest game of the season on Thanlagiving day. According to Mr. Jenness, Nam was severely handicapped in the recent matchup, affecting preparations and strategy.
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Nempei
Caldwell
Jenness
Nam
Weevil Control Demonstrations Prove Effective
In Oneida County demonstrations on alfalfa weevil control led by Claude Wakeland and the farms bureau, with county agricultural agent R. J. Smith reporting, sprayed plots yielded up to one ton more per acre and foliage remained largely intact compared with unsprayed plots. Observers noted rapid regrowth after harvest and several farmers plan to buy spray equipment for next year.
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Oneida County
Claude Wakeland
Farms Bureau
R. J. Smith
Barney T- Jones
Whia
Are You Real Wise Then Cop This Bird Game
A playful promotion at Del Monte grocery invites patrons to guess the number of corn kernels eaten by two live turkeys in the window. The husky birds will be fed starting Monday with Canyon county corn, and the closest guess as of Wednesday at 4 PM wins a prize.
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del Monte
Canyon County
Evangelistic Meetings At Baptist Church Begin Soon
The Baptist church announces two weeks of evangelistic meetings with “Pulling Together” as the Sunday morning theme. Evangelist Mills will lead Tuesday evening sessions and a joyful song service starts at 7:40. All are invited to join and support the gospel mission.
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Mills
Celes
False prize reports circulated about The Tribune contest
Unverified claims allege prizes from a Tribune contest were not awarded. The Tribune lists winners including Midway resident FW Jordan for an automobile and others such as Miss Elizabeth Mulliken, Miss Niguel Boguens, CN Mallard, Ralph Hlemner, Minnie Hoffman, and Mrs. Julia Thompson, noting several early prize allocations and asserting continued circulation aims to damage the paper. The Tribune cites increased subscriptions and wider circulation across Canyon county as a response.
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Tribuney
Itn
Mek
Jordan
Midway
Ketinabeth Mulliken
Pasadena
Niguel Boguens
Idaho Commerce College
Consel
Roive
CN. Mallard
Ralph Hlemner
Kodak
Mies
Minnie Hoffman
Parma
the Tribune
Westier Canyon County
Caldwell Territory
City Water Shutoffs Continue Over Due Bills
The water works department again cuts off city service due to property owners' unpaid bills. Last month 96 delinquents faced shutoffs, with few caught this month. City officials say meters will be timed off monthly until residents consistently pay by the tenth or eleventh, per city clerk WS Maxey.
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Ity Water Works Department Becaus
Caldwell Reaidente
WS. Maxey
Caldwell Man Tours Southern California
Caldwell man A C Vogtram visited Southern California on November 8 to view a large exhibit of farm products and to attend lectures and motion pictures as part of a daily program. He plans to visit more sites in the southland while in the region. Real estate activity has increased since the election, with H M Ruddock purchasing a Gem district farm and J M Mumrickhouse buying a modern Kimball Avenue house for tenants by December 15. Day Realty on Kimball and Blaine brokered these deals.
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Caldwell
Southern California
Los Angeles
H. M. Ruddock
Gem District
J. M. Mumrickhouse
Kimble Avenue
Day Realty Company
Kimball and
Blaine
Daho Club Men Set Idaho Convention in Caldwell
Idaho Commercial secretaries gather for the second state convention in Caldwell with attendance expected from southern and northern Idaho. Governor D W Davis and W P Hall lead a program on reclamation transportation and business relations, plus forums and papers by Niemeyer Reed and others.
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Idaho Commiercal Vis
Hake Commercial
Who Secretaries Association
Caldwell
Tetters
Efegyams Ayl
J. W Rewin
Idaho
Hin Aeties
Tertings
Edaho
D. W. Davis
W. P. Hall
Public Works
Fred Reed
Pocatello
CC Mack
American City Bureau
John Smeed
Caltwell Commercial Et al
Roike Chamber of Commerce
J. WL. Niemeyer
Nampa Chamiber
Commmerce
Tumday
Ihe
W. G. Field
Ageretary Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Patroni
A. L Frechaler
Public Nilities Commission
Leonard Way
Department of Public Works
Tdaho Automobile Association
Niemeyer
Guy, Flenner
Idaho Automotive Trades Association
Richard Roberts
Americant Falls Chamber of Commerce
Barry Dibble
Ohe Reclamation Association
Daho
Tanner
Mwht Chanier of Commerce
C. C. Mack
Tweeau
J. W. Arwin
Caldwell Com
Nereindebib
College of Idaho Faces Gooding In Final Season Clash
The College of Idaho football team travels to Gooding for the last game of the season. Locals predict a win to bag the conference title though season finances show a $638 deficit across three home games. The BYU game on Nov 12 contributed the largest single loss from poor crowd attendance.
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College of Idaho
Gooding College
Brigham Young College
Whitman
College game funds aid planned after modest crowd
A season investment drew a good crowd near the day guarantee as the Development Teague group arranged an appropriation to cover deficits. The Good ing game should yield a net profit on the trip and help erase remaining indebtedness. Miss Ruby Catlron and Walter Rogers wed by Rev B W Rice, then left for a Spokane wedding trip with Rogers' parents.
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Developmen Teague
Ruby Catlron
Middleton
Walter Rogers
Caldwell
B. W. Rice
Spokane
Iialt
Mr. Rogers
A. B. Lewin
Mr. Lewin
Wheat values must go up is farm verdict
The American Farm Bureau Federation reports a world wheat shortage and limited exportable surplus. They cite European yields down and U.S. crops well below last year, predicting wheat may rise to 3 to 3.50 per bushel before the next harvest. Also noted is a local incident involving Ross clearing land when an accident occurred.
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United States
Gricex
L. W. Flwarty
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington, D.C
Federation
India
J. R. Howard
Reis
Extension of Nyssa Homedale rail line opposed by Caldwell amid misgivings
Development league of the Caldwell Commercial club declares it has no wish to oppose the Nyssa to Claytonia extension, and has instructed secretary J. W. Arwin to deny allegations. A Claytonia committee found no plan to boycott Caldwell firms and affirmed transport issues hinder upper Gem farmers who seek a railroad outlet to diversify crops and move toward a Tiger Beet factory. The report notes the Homedale extension may arrive in months, aiding next year’s harvest, while detailing local deaths and social events including a Burns party and funeral notices.
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H. P. Marsing
G. Cage
Ford
Homedale Empire Preas
Bre ‘Win
The
Tribune
Caldwell Business Tary
Homedale
Upper Gem District
Claytonia
Fecal
Claytoula Tarners
Gem
Pravent
Mt Cage
Tyre
Caldwell Traction Company
Fine
Pickle Butte Bridge
Gemaise
Cage
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Bair Agaieet Idaho Pree Press
Baker Ising
Albany Street
Daho Club
Wi . Caldwell
Farm Boreal Federation
Ross
Sebree Teland
AL Hirer
Stash
Arcidas
Alex Baltentyne
Rockville
Ore
Peckham
Reise
Jesse Susian
C M. Sutton
Momedale
Peckham Chapel
Canyon Hill Cemetery
Charles. Baker
Bedige
F. M. Cole
Presley Horn
TS. Jackson
L. B Blondel
Curtis Hayden
H. W. Dorman
DW. Stainbrook
A. J. Myres
L. Bryan
L. D. Blondel
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