Caldwell Fashion Show Delights Local Crowd
The Caldwell fashion show presented by Oakex Bros Caldwell Dry Goods, Mrs. Gilgan Larchey and Mia Walling drew large crowds over two evenings. Models showcased fall and winter wear, including long skirts, high boots, velvet gowns, and luxurious millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakex Bros
Caldwell Dry Goods Company
Gilgan-Larchey
Mia Walling
Huree Theatre
Colonial
Palm
Beautiful Models
Gowna
Caldwell
Vogue
Ter Wach
Mally Street
Unclear OCR Fragment Likely Political or Social Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as Hotham Tayey Me eet pn Mts toto and Earl Boyes causalitation. Scattered references to persons and places suggest a damaged report on local figures or events, with no clear cohesive action or outcome identifiable. The piece preserves strong named entities but lacks a complete narrative or dates.
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Lustig Seri
Urenve Hotham
Tayey
Earl Boyes
Feyataulon Ak Ie
Fiinig
Groseil Sane
Catiwell
Tat
Alii
Western Pacific to Build in Spring Amid Railroad Plans
Fragmented OCR notes describe Western Pacific building in spring and rail line plans. Mentions President Dively, Winnemena Northern, and a proposed route with possible fines and authority involvement.
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Vreshient
Itu
Tuvisie Rinluay Coniquiy
Medinanelat
Warnruanieus Suri Lyeayy
Winnenuwen
Wellete
Poncertel
Winnemnera Northern
Ebay
Directors Water Users Meet In Monthly Session
Directors of the Water Users Association held their monthly session to discuss winter water supply plans and the ongoing project. The meeting covered anticipated shutoffs, timing between fall and winter periods, and a proposed timetable for October 14 and February 15.
Captain L. V. Patch 15 Good Loser Saga
Fragmentary 1910 text mentions Captain L. V. Patch and a contest or race with vague references. Names and places are incomplete, yielding a partial historical note rather than a full event.
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L. V. Patch
Marriage of Col Place in Spokane Amid Festive Arrangements
The ceremony united Col Place and Katane to Mise Carene Tali in Spokane. The event drew a large local attendance and featured a formal reception at Moe FT Keller on Cleveland. A large church and community gathering followed with planned celebrations for the couple’s future.
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Col
Place
Spokane
Galle
Karas Fullrond Promeder
Katane
Amoiral
Plage
Corutrey
Eltirety
Moe
Keller
Cleveland
Wight
Big Carnival Company Prepares for Idaho State Fair
The Big Carnival Company announces a major fair program at Caldwell for the Idaho State Fair week starting October 2. Livestock exhibits take center stage with ambitious plans and a wide array of features including a long parade, automobile show, and numerous demonstrations led by top organizers and exhibitors.
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BIG Carnival Company
Idaho
Bown
Caldwell
Daveriony
Bonn
Tyeetty
Sadie the Stone
Odd Fellows Leave for BQVEREION Grand Lodge
Members Horne Gipron and Gwitin will attend the BQVEREION Grand Lodge next week. A.B Gipsen and Gram Presley More preside as reps. Merri Horn and Signs of Cale wall Wednesday. They will join Rocatelby by Mr Gerinn.
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ODD Fellows
Bqvereion Grand Lodge
Gram
Presley More
Feud
Gipsen
Gavin
Merri Horn
Cale Wall
Gerinn
Idaho Regiment Commended by Gen Plummer
Camp Stephen Little Nogales Sept 1 1916 dispatch reports the Second Idaho Regiment praised by General Plummer for disciplined marching and readiness at the Santa Cruz area. Soldiers faced hard duties, maintained pink condition, and earned favorable review from inspectors while awaiting potential new assignments.
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Idaho Regiment
Plummer
Stephen Little
Nogales
Samday
Idaho Mrt
Huachuet
Mannevers
Malta
Evan
Conn
Weir
Cam
Santa Cruz
We Stewetor Capt Damendller and the home front
A fragmented war era text praises efficiency and patriotism while mocking enemies and urging stronger troops. It notes patrols from the Ranger and border concerns, predicts increased savagery, and comments on recruits growing beards and becoming better soldiers and citizens.
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Damendller
Opinior
Ollie
Gibbons Named Vice President of Idaho Highway Association
Mol Gibbons has been appointed vice president for Canyon County of the North and South Idaho State Highway Association based in Lewiston. He is authorized to appoint county directors, and the group will hold an October meeting in Lewiston to discuss plans for a proposed highway connecting north and south Idaho.
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Mol Gibbons
Canyon County
Idaho State Highway Association
Lewiston
Mc. Gibbons
Laho
Attendance records rise as Caldwell enrolls extra rooms
Caldwell public school enrollment nears 945 city wide with 265 in high school and 293 in Caldwell building. Washington, Van Muren, and other schools show gains while space runs tight with two rooms filled and a plan to add another. Football prospects brighten with new talent and coach Mouglan guiding training as 24 boys remain in the football program.
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Caldwell
Ysresent
Cal
The
Washington
van Muren
Jean
Andie Houghton
Cor
Mouglan
University of Iowa
Ward Appoints New City Council Member Longtime Businessman
The text states Mr. Ward appointed Mr. Grant Want to succeed Mr Fred Harrington as a city council member. Ward, a well known businessman engaged in livestock, praised Mr. Warrington’s faithful service. Mayor Hayes commended the selection as satisfactory to the public.
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Grant
Fred Harrington
Ward
Warrington
Hayes
Harrington
Historic Faith Service and School Circle Meeting Notice
Religious notices announce a noon sermon by Pastor Peumcle Cook and a 7 pm service with special music. A Washington schol Tan Teachers Circle meeting is set for September 21 at 1:00 PM with PTA parents and teachers invited. Separate notes mention visits and hospital plans for Miss Montana and Robertson, plus a fundraiser at Idaho stand with baked goods for sale.
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Fiest Christian Churen
Peumcle
Cook
Pacent-Tenchera
Tan Teachers Circle
Washington
Thurshy
Inret Eterna
Reclamation Clash Over Irrigation Districts and Kings View
Judge Will R King chief counsel of the United States reclamation service discusses shifting Utah irrigation from private water losors associations to irrigation districts. He notes the government has invested 125000000 in projects and argues districts offer lower per acre costs and greater public control, contrasting with the water user system. The interview, printed from Salt Lake Tribune, outlines policy aims and financial responsibilities of the reclamation commission.
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Eritinge
King
Boarly
Iergacion
Canal Compares
Waters Wacey Association
Salt Lake
Seiffers
Reclamation Service
Judge King
Mull
Salt Lake Cty
Utah
Avid
Goodby
United States
Frelarnatiainy Pypiecta
United
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