Caldwell crowds honor Ma Walters in party display
A Caldwell gathering led by John Smeed honored Mayor Walters as the Democratic governor hopeful. W A Stone spoke on unity while Walters delivered a lengthy address praising government as civilization’s engine and the county’s trust in civic progress.
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John Smeed
W. G
T A. Walteta
Cald
Idaho
Mr. Walter
W. A. Stone
Walt
Walters
Mr. Stone
Walter
Canyon County
Ted
Waltera
Locala Paysette Score Corrected After Review
An error in the Payette game score was found after an appeal from bettors. Caldwell actually scored 22 points, not 21 as first announced, due to a miscount while tabulating home row totals.
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Caldwell
Payette
Ringling to Utah for Trial in Murder Case
Implied to be linked to the Brendhy murder in spring 1993 Ringling held in Canyon county jail on forgery charges. A Utah sheriff and deputy pursued Ringling to Price county. statements allege Ringling aided a killing after luring the victim for robbery. Ringling supposedly confessed to avoid Canyon county forgery trial.
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Brendhy
Ringling
Canyon County
Wisconsin
Western National Bank
Price County
Utah
H. E. Wallace
West Mumforad
Ringting
Ringling Axseria
Lake Time
Caldwell to test cows for tuberculosis in dairy program
The Caldwell area plans tuberculosis testing of dairy cows including 23 Jersey cows at Speetway dairy under Br. G B Bishop. If tests positive, cows will be slaughtered under federal supervision with compensation to owners. A city ordinance would require milk sellers to have their animals tested.
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Speetway Dairy
Jersey
Br. G. B. Bishop
Canyon County
United States
Maxey
HH. Dairy
Bishop
Caldwell
Timn
Caldwell Fair Ad Promises Return of Big Event
Local notice from F Mendershot Caldwell announces a major fair set for September 27 and 28 this year. Weather has been favorable for five years, and organizers remain optimistic about continued good conditions for the event.
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Koud
Idaho
Idewt
Tate
Farmers Unite for Big Idaho Co operative Federation
Farmers of the Boise valley and others in Idaho were invited to a get together meeting and picnic in Larson Grove Caldwell on September 9 1920. The event, under W W Deal John Pipher Louis McGen J A McCune and W W Bates, aims to promote agriculture through cooperative systems and irrigation of arid lands. Speakers will survey irrigation needs in Boise valley and discuss turning rivers into usable water for vast lands, with the goal of forming a national federation of farmers and organizations. The event anticipates wide attendance. a program will be announced later.
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Bulse Valley
Alther
Ricuiturs
Larson Grove
Maar Caldwell
W. W. Deal
John Pipher
Louis McGen
J. A. McCune
W. W. Bates
Caldwell
American Federation of Farmers
Landa
Boise Valley
Idaho
Wig Arvandance
Brooks seeks divorce from Amo Brooks for cruelty
Mrs Minnie Elle Brooks filed last week in district court for divorce from Amo Brooks. She alleges cruel and inhuman treatment since April 16, 19 16. She asks alimony, division of community property, and custody of the child.
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Minnie Elle Brooks
Amo Brooks
Idaho Reclamation Association Plans County wide Structure
The Idaho Reclamation Association outlines a new corporate framework with county appointees, a 15 director board, and five directors elected annually. Headquarters move to Pocatello to secure quorum, with officers including a president five vice presidents treasurer and secretary. Membership fees rise to five dollars sustain one hundred and twenty dollars. The group promotes irrigation drainage and land restoration across all Idaho counties and emphasizes non political, broad state representation and rapid decision making.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Judiciary Board
Iower Snake River
Intercote
Pocateto
Toliho
Thaho
Idaho Reclamation Association
Caldwell Clean-Up Drive Accelerates With Police Support
The Frontier Irrigation District and Caldwell officials push a final clean-up drive for ditches and vacant properties. Boy Scouts distribute dodgers, police join inspections, and owners are urged to clear premises or face possible city action added to property taxes. Final inspections planned Saturday, with district committees optimistic yet seeking thorough compliance.
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Frontier Irrigation District
Caldwell
Committee Saverta
Ite
Government Insurance Aids Disabled Veterans Idaho Aid Plan
U S Bureau of War Risk Insurance field rep Mehran in Idaho urges former service members with disabilities to apply for liberal monthly payments and reinstatement of Government Insurance with only two months premiums and no medical exam. Details available at American Legion posts or by writing to Washington.
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U.S
Thowsande
American Legion
Red Crome
MCA
Washington, D
Caldwell High School Gears Up for Record Enrollment
Seventh graders start registration on Tuesday and eighth graders on Wednesday, signaling the Caldwell schools may see their largest enrollment ever. Anson B Cornell will coach the high school football team and college of Idaho jam. duties for an assistant coach and library enhancements are noted as part of preparations for a full school season.
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Caldwell
Anson
Cornell
Callswell
College of Idaho
Lee High
Wihout
Union Pacific Expands Equipment With New Locomotives and Cars
Omaha Neb Sept 1 Union Pacific systems move ahead with anticipated postwar expansion. The railroad buys 102 locomotives including 19 Mallets 16 Mikados 10 Pacifics and 30 switching engines plus 100 freight cars and 72 passenger coaches. Some units already in service as the system plans further deployment and maintenance.
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Neb
Union Pacific
Union Pacific System
Asian Pacific
Nn Acal
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