Idaho Budget Chief Predicts State Valuation Near Half Billion
Budget officer Boise George W. Lewis notes the state's valuation near 457.8 million with potential rise toward 500 million after additions. He cites Board of Equalization figures and rail and utility valuations, urging careful budgeting to avoid taxing burdens while Gov. Moore praises budgeting as essential for state finances.
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Boise
George W. Lewis
State Board of Equalization
Lewis
Board of Equalization
C. C. Moore
Idaho
Budget Bureau
Festival Visitors Attending Harvest Show Parade
Caldwell residents joined the Harvest Festival events in Nampa and Junction City last week. Evening activities included dancing rides and visiting various 25 cent concession booths while fruit displays and item exhibits drew praise from attendees. A Caldwell Commercial club committee represented the city at the festival amid a crowd of locals at the Junction City autumn show.
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Caldwell
Nampa
Caldwell Commercial Club
Junction City
Auxiliary to Meet After P T A Event Postponed
On account of the P T A meeting last Wednesday evening the Womens Auxiliary of the American Legion postponed its regular meeting to Wednesday evening September 26. All members are urged to be present and refreshments will be served.
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Womens Auxiliary of the American Legion
Judge Bryan to hear merits of Fletcher Oil case
Judge Ed L. Bryan declined to grant a temporary injunction for Cleveland boulevard residents opposing construction at the Fletcher Oil service station on Tenth and Cleveland. Arguments on the merits are set for October 12.
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Ed. L. Bryan Monday
Cleveland Boulevard
Fletcher Oil Company
Tenth and
Cleveland
Hey
Gooding College Votes Out of Football for This Year
The student association at Gooding College in Itaho vote unanimously to skip football contests this year. The program shifts to basketball track tennis intramural sports and cultural activities including vocalists readers debaters glee clubs orchestras and drama. One former football player said he will stay with the college, football or no football, to focus on life after school.
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Gooding
Gooding College
Itaho
Reclamation Bureau Outlines Co operation to Boost Projects
Federal cooperation aims to cut overhead and treat water use as an engineering business. Policies urge subdividing large holdings, crop diversification, and locating nearby creameries and sugar factories to assure markets. Emphasis on marketing and cost awareness guides both existing and future projects.
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Reclamation Bureau
Hubert Work
Secretary of the Interior
Caldwell High to Play Emmett in Season Opener
Caldwell High prepares for its first football game of the season at Emmett next Friday afternoon. Emmett revives the fall pastime after years without a team as Caldwell’s line shows beef and depth while the backfield remains a concern. Coach Blake Lowell notes a short scrimmage last Friday and plans tougher drills to shape the squad quickly.
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Caldwell High School
Emmett
Caldwell
Blake Lowell
Lowell
Rankin
Berry
Miss Campbell Inspects Telephone Service in Boise
Miss Ann Campbell the Mountain States Telephone Co Boise division service inspector is spending a few days in Boise to inspect and help build up the service. She canvasses business and residence districts to improve the local exchange service amid only a few complaints received.
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Ann Campbell
Mountain States Telephone Co
Boise
Miss Campbell
College of Idaho team projects a strong fall season
Anse Cornell, the College of Idaho athletic manager, says the football squad formed from diverse newcomers is shaping into a “pretty nifty” outfit. He predicts a possible good game against the University of Idaho in Moscow on October 6. The club faces a tough schedule after Gooding College withdrew, with negotiations to relocate a Forest Grove game to Caldwell. Local turnout for the Weiser Round-up boosts Caldwell spirit, with 100 Caldwell residents set to attend and over 50 grandstand tickets already sold.
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Anse Cornell
College of Idaho
College Eleven
University of Idaho
Moscow
Gooding College
Gooding
Cornell
Caldwell
Weiser
Elks Committee
Nampa
Parma
Boise
Washington County
Elks
Progress on Canyon Dam Construction in Black Canyon
Emmett quotes Walter Ward as saying cement pouring in the river bed will begin in October, with progress ahead of schedule. Draglines excavate a river bed fault, gravel is washed for cement, and the north side power house area shows cement wall forms. Wings near completion, three shifts operate continuously, and crews plan for deeper bedrock exploration.
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Emmett
Walter Ward
Black Canyon
Ducks Disappear Almost Overnight
Can yon county hunters report a sudden vanishing of ducks after a weekend chase across canyons and counties. Sunday proved nearly birdless, with few birds shot and many returning empty. The annual migration seems to enter a quiet second phase, leaving locals puzzled about where the ducks have gone.
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Canyor County
Canyon County
W. C. T. U. Meeting With Mrs Hawkes
The W. C. T. U. will meet Friday at 2 30 in the afternoon with Mrs. Mary Hawkes at 1107 Main. Reports from the county convention and plans for the year’s work will be presented.
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T. U
Mary Hawkes
Caldwell Kiwanis Postpones Fort Boise Visit
Caldwell Kiwanis board postpones Wednesday evening trip to Fort Boise due to fordable Boise River sections and bad river access. Investigating group found fort buildings largely gone and landmark changes obscure site location, plan to return marker, hold dedication under better conditions, and switch to Thursday luncheon. Hunters report strong duck populations at Cow Creek lakes per Jordan Valley Express.
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Caldwell Kiwanis Club
Boise River
Board of
Jess Gowen
F. M. Cole
Old Fort Boise
Old Fort Grounds
Boise
Parma
Ezra Meeker
Kiwanis Club
Weiser
Cow Creek Lakes
Caldwell
Jordan Valley Express
Danceland Opens Winter Season Under New Management
Danceland will open for the winter season Wednesday evening under the management of Charles Schrieber. Compton's Orchestra has been secured for the event. Caldwell residents are invited to attend.
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Charles Schrieber
Danceland
Compton
Caldwell
Carelessness at grade crossings cited as big life risk
President Carl R Gray of the Union Pacific urges vigilance at grade crossings to prevent avoidable deaths. He notes 9101 fatalities in five years, argues against removing all crossings due to cost, and promotes Stop Look and Listen campaigns and motorists pledges to reduce collisions and derailments.
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Opaha
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific System
Mr. Grey
Gettysburg
America
Mr. Gray
United States
Idaho frosh football attracts 190 plus hopefuls
More than 190 freshmen turned out for football practice at the University of Idaho. J. W. Gartin of Caldwell is among the aspirants for frosh honors, the only real youth to wear cleated shoes with the Idaho frosh. Prospects for a winning team hinge on material quantity rather than quality.
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University of Idaho
J. W. Gartin
Caldwell
Idaho
College Still Growing at College ofDaHo
Registration climbs to a record 327 students at the College of Da Ho, says President Dr. W J Boone. He notes the surge reflects this year's strong access and the growing appeal among young Americans. He adds morale remains high as the student body expands.
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College Ofdaho
W. J. Boone
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