Caldwell Traction Faces Vital Turn as Farmers Demand Reform
The Caldwell Traction lines, key to transporting crops, face strain as farmers urge public ownership and changes to support electric service. Sr. Sebree warns that current conditions may make lines uneconomical, while Hugh and Orville Ackley transition grocery interests and Garber may run the business under new ownership.
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Caldwell Traction
Venice
Ibis
Sebewe
Teibune
Caldwell
United
Tates
Ieee Otecinn
Seorecey
Weit
Lranaportat
Caldwell Teton
Taie
Hans
Iind
Hugh
Orville Ackley
Garber
Ackley Bras
Garber of Wednesday Pet Mal A Recalled Tale
Garber of Wednesday event tied to a local festival, with unclear details. Readable fragments indicate a person named Garber from Minnesota and a festival context. The passage mentions a consideration and a team, but specifics are missing.
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Garber
Wedtesday
Minnesota
Campaign All Organized For Salvation Army Drive
At a well attended meeting of local Bike at the Commercial club room definite plans were laid for a Salvation Army drive of 1000 for Caldwell district. Four districts were formed with committees and a central executive group will supervise the effort. Novel methods may replace ordinary solicitation. A midweek tugging revelry is planned to boost subscriptions. The drive will run week of September with B M E Moltie as chairman and other officers directing operations in residential areas and business districts.
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Commercial Club
Salvation Army
Caldwell
Tribune
BME Moltie
Eiveryetter
Wilder
Meres
Eveninye
Ace B. M. i
Johnson
Ia ER Myer
Dr Seed
Jess Cowen
X Isure
Argulard
Ie Ae Sree
Ihe eLeoil
Wieies
Cecil James Ford
Hirst Nation Army
Sbbons
Peher Canyon County
Many Small Schools Face Teacher Shortage This Fall
More than 100 rural schools plan to start the fall term but cannot hire enough teachers. The document references Ethel Redfi and a roster of 12 teachers, highlighting a statewide shortage and funding or salary concerns affecting staffing.
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Boise
Exparte
Ethel E Redfi
Sbli
Wilder Town Boards Bond Issue For City Improvements
An adjourned Wilder meeting calls a general obligation bond election to raise 45000 for street paving and grading across about four miles, a 2500 park project near the high school, a 14000 water system with deep-well supply and 100000 gallon storage, 13000 for sewerage, and a modern septic tank. Engineers Vaied and McGee supervise. Election timing depends on advertising rules. passage expected with strong support.
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Munis Jcipal
Posal
Blane
Wilder
Surmer
Ric
Vaied & McGee Ace
Organizing Physicians To Fight Influenza In Boise
An Idaho effort organizes 100 doctors under J. and the public welfare commissioner to prepare against a possible influenza recurrence. So far no cases in Idaho winter, but influenza reappeared in the eastern United States and Surgeon General Rupert Blue urged readiness.
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Boise
J. & Ite
Idaho
Disca
Eastern
United States
Rupert Blue
Comor ‘White
Commercial Rooms Renovation Planned at Club
Joe Erwin told Justice Rice of the Commercial Juity Block owner a $900 back debt and planned renovations. Work starts with plumbing and carpentry with bids to reline the interior. Club officials expect new carpet and broader improvements once July Fourth funds clear, as membership grows and new applicants are considered.
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Joe Ewin
John C Justice
State Supreme Court
Caldwell
E. H. Plowhead
Gibbons
Ywin
Justice Rice
Erwin
Idaho State School Bonds Purchase Report
A state warrant for 9000 dollars was drawn Tuesday in Bonneville County School District No. 1 to pay for district bonds bought by the state treasurer. Investments of endowment funds under Commissioner C. A. Almer totaled 10,651,579 dollars, with 1745 dollars in school bonds and the rest in farm loans and sales certificates.
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Bonneville County
Alate
Alate Department of Public Investments
C. A. Almer
Union Stock Yards Undergoing Extensive Overhaul
Extensive improvements are being made at the Union Stock Yards with about $300 spent. A scale for weighing car load lots of livestock and a large storage bin for feeds are underway. The yards are being overhauled and on Thursday evening 24 carloads of cattle were unloaded at the yards for feed.
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Union Stock Yards
Yarda Lor Fe
Treasure Hunt at O t 0 I R S Caldwell Audit Orgs
Rumors of a $700 cash find near the O S S passenger depot spurred crowds to search. Reports credited multiple locals with bills from a wash tub and a $400 find, but authorities later clarified many claims were unfounded. A university reception followed amid the uproar.
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Reece
Flanagan
Uncle Sam
Ierpie
A. Hi. Kelly
Farmers Equity
Millinge Transfer Company
Hong
J. R. Davis
Telephone Company
Inner
Mr. Davis
Reclamation Work Faces Delays as Relief Efforts Lag
Farmers under the canal project expect water for spring crops as preliminary canal work nears completion. Reclamation officials report scarce funds and political opposition threaten the Black Canyon construction and future water delivery across streams. Senator Nugent says only a miracle could unlock relief measures before the next session.
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Wack Canyon
Idaho
Weeree
Tanda
Black Canyon
Bethily
Lindsey
Nugent
Lindney
Boxing and Wrestling Exhibition Planned for City Venue
Jor Erwin sent $108 to the state boxing commission with a locale application while Articles of Incorporation and bonds were arranged. A spacious new Avie company hall under construction may host the first athletic exhibition within 60 days, with a strong card planned for the opening night as the Whittee committee reviews the project.
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Jor Erwin
State Boxing Commission
First Athletic
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Elks
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University of Idaho
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Ile
Oren
Washington
Alt Tng
Tower House
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