Settlement Aims For 26 000 Acre Feet Of Water Remains
Monday and Tuesday meetings with Weymouth and farmers set 28 000 acre feet of the 76 000 acre feet to be disposed of in the Payette Boise project. A 26 000 acre foot remainder faced final agreement as Weymouth left to American Falls. Water users seek an accord to avoid court action while Hill Crest Morro and others press for drainage funding and Deer Flat relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette- Boise
Association
Reclamation Service
F. 3. Dietrich
Hutt
Weymouth
Morro
Grerrines
Htin
Weymeat
New York Canal
Deer Flat
New York
Hill Crest
Magee
Hery
Strayed Cow Rampage Reported On Sunny Slope
A cow belonging to Mr. Young ran away from home into J. E. Wilton’s hay lot on Sunny Slope causing injury to Wilton and damage to tiles. Adjoining city council notes discuss sewer district bids, project land shares, and proposed irrigation and drainage improvements across Payette Boise Nampa Meridian districts. The town weighs district operation of canals and a joint control board for the main canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wilton
Mr. Young
Mr. Wilton
Louise
Outline of Payette-Boise water pact terms and credits
A tentative outline by B E Stoute Meyer for the reclamation service and the Payette Boise Water Users Association details payment for water rights irrigation and drainage works and improvements. The Boise district would pay 7500000 dollars credit for prior construction and a separate amount for New York lands based on acres at 25 dollars per acre with credits for earlier contracts. The outline covers the United States furnishing for project lands and shares of works dedicated to the Boise project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette-Boise
Nampa
Meridian
Deer Flat
New York
United States
Indian Creek
Board of Control
B. E. Stoutemeyer
Reclamation Service
Payette-Moisé Water Users’ Association
Boine
United
New York Cans Company
Secretary of the Interior
Boise
Canyon County shines at Boise state fair display
At the Boise state fair Canyon county presents a lavish exhibit arranged by J. W. Erwin secretary of the Caldwell Commercial club and a staff including Amos Miller. The display features eighty feet of space with sage brush breezewood and mauve grasses and showcases apples corn wheat alfalfa and other farm products. Canyon county earns top lines with two firsts and a second in fruit judging highlighting an outstanding horticultural effort alongside peers from Payette Gooding Kootenai and Twin Falls counties.
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Canyon County
Boise
J. W. Erwin
Baise
Erwin
Canyon
Twin Falls
Gooding
Kootens
Payette County
Twin Palle County
Filer County
Amos Miller
Caldwell
Local real estate man leads organization work
A. L. Murphy of Caldwell, a National Realty Association member, spearheads a regional effort in southeastern Idaho to organize local boards. He, along with Portland and Boise participants, established boards in Pocatello, Blackfoot, Idaho Falls, Twin Falls, and Buhl as interest grows nationwide.
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A. L. Murphy
National Realty Association
Idaho
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Twin Falls
Buhl
Murphy
Portland
North- Western
The
Pocatello News
E. H. Clarke
L. Murphy
Caldwell
Tdsho
George Do
Real Estate Work Controversy Dwindles Amid War Rhetoric
A last year claim argued the significance of real estate work fell as war rhetoric rose. claims about rules, foes, and advertising were debated as public focus shifted.
Plans Outlined for Canyon County Sunday School Convention
Rev KM Keeler secretary of the Toisho Sunday School association met Caldwell ministers to set the dates for the Canyon County Sunday School convention. Committees appointed include H D Hadne af fen as general arrangements chair. O R Leavell and Arthur Nay of Nampa to push the event in Nampa schools. Marty Grothe to contact each county school. Dr Meredith of Nampa to head press work and oversee advance registrations. Convention set for Oct 31 and Nov 1 with an international Chicago worker expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KM. Keeler
Toisho Sunday School Association
Caldwell
Canyon County
H. D. Hadne Affen
O. R. Leavell
Arthur Nay
Nampa
Achoolt
Marty Grothe
OR ‘Meredith
Workek
Chicago
Auxiliary 18 After Increased Membership Drive
Officers of the Women's Auxiliary to the American Legion announce plans to swell membership from 4 charter members to at least 200 with efforts this fall. The charter was closed at the last meeting and relatives of service members may join. The next meeting is Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist church.
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Women's Auxiliary
American Legion
Auxiliary
Pol
Baptist Church
Visit of railroad officials may mark new development era
Railroad officials led by M. M. Adams vice president of Union Pacific toured the Caldwell area accompanied by D. S. Spencer J. A. Reeves and Joel Priest. The visit spurs talk of a McNeil branch extension the Caldwell Traction line improvements to the upper Gem district and a bridge construction to tap potential traffic and a possible Winnemucca route linking Homedale and Jordan Valley.
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MH. M. Adama
Gu Union Pacific
Adems
Union Pacific System
I¢da
Bruneau
Oregon
Adams
D. 5. Spencer
J. A. Reeves
Salt Lake
Joel Priest
Idaho
Gem District
McNeil
Wilder Country
W. R. Sebree
Cowell Traction Company Holdings
Caldwell Co
Parkhiser
Traction
Mic Neilh
Pickle Butte
U. S
Homedale
Rusa
Union Pacific
Winnemuces
Butte
Jordan Valley
Tribune Big Generous Prize Giving Circulation Plan
A call to join The Tribune Profit Sharing campaign offering cash prizes for weekly reports and subscriptions. Contest periods promise extra votes toward a 1920 Overland Touring Car, with nomination blanks clipped from the paper ads and sent to the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pasadena
Trimne
Eee
Notus Baptist Church Dedication Weekend Planned
Notus Baptist church to be formally dedicated this week with morning afternoon and evening services. Rev Bowler, a pioneer in Idaho Baptist work, will give the dedicatory sermon and Rev W R Spencer is current pastor. The building cost about 5000 and completes 17 years of growth as new pews and equipment arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowler
Ew Baptist Church
A. F. White
First Baptist Church of
Caldwell
Eastern Star Meet Garners Large Attendance at Masonic Hall
The Eastern Star held a regular meeting Tuesday night at Masonic Hall. After the business session a reception was held for Mrs D Miller and Mrs Frank Mumford, each presented with a handsome gift. About one hundred members attended.
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TaNee
Ie Hight
Council
Frank Bales
Kimball
Paynter Avenues
J. Forbes
Gongider
Rng
Tentaa
Boise Bhow
Railroad Administration
Brunesu
Brunean
Sh‘ck
Seansee
Cartin Haydon
Henry Vinson
Thunder Mountain
Reberts
Notus
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