27 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
1
Pertinent state news with our own comment notes Taft’s growing strength as battle lines sharpen. The piece critiques bitter votes and the crowd’s shifting sentiment, highlighting shifting support and the impact on the governor’s race.
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Fargo is improving slowly at home after intracolisia. Miss Dayla at the hospital cureet notes a patient on a nurse's shift, with Patton referenced in a subtle context.
Local organizers unveil a schedule of attractions for the Gras night festivities. The plan includes dances, street events, and themed activities designed to draw crowds and showcase community spirit.
A group including M re Lakin Hagerman Thurston and Dean left for a bio shoot in Portland to participate in a tournament held there. Vancouver Washington team members and Fort team teammates traveled with their coaches to join the event. The trip included discussions with Roosevelt and Sale and featured a focus on form and discipline as the squad prepared to compete.
A club reports a vigorous new member drive with fifty new members by October. The campaign emphasizes active participation and recruiting through Caldwell Commercialsias, touted as influential in the state. Aimed at boosting membership, the effort seeks strong engagement from all members and potential applicants.
Canyon County Fair organizers promise a record turnout with unusual attractions headlined by Curtiss Gyre aviation acts and an all animal show. Two daily high flights and free concerts boost the schedule as managers plan a multi day event drawing crowds from across the Northwest.
W. H. Retway of this city formed a Taft club for Canyon county with about 30 men among Caldwell business leaders yesterday afternoon. The group planned to meet again soon, with further details to be announced.
A town gathering honored Captain Wells with a jubilant banquet in Saratoga Monday night. The veteran, a former Libby Prison survivor and Panhandle resident, spoke of his service and local development efforts, with plans mentioned for a Chicago event and fair week activities.
A rugged report details how the new state’s horticultural and naval exhibits eclipsed California with sixteen first-place awards, sparked by tireless, unpaid effort from a key organizer. Capt Wells returns to Caldwell to renew ties and promote his book, followed by a banquet where local leaders and 43 representatives praise growth and humor in civic life.
Oakes Brothers hosted a fall opening with delightful music and a large luncheon for over six hundred guests. Attendees enjoyed a dressy display, Japanese trends and festive decor, while Mr and Mrs Oakes mingled with guests at a post program reception.
A garbled OCR snippet references a finely equipped veterinary hoarrraL and a doctor shown in illustration. It mentions sanitary methods and prompt delivery by telephone 334-W, with stray names and places that suggest a local town advertisement or feature on veterinary service and daily supplies in the Star.
There will be a dance each evening at the old Armory. The event promises music and social dancing in a restored venue, inviting local residents to join the sessions and enjoy the night.
A disjointed report notes the Bull Moose Party lacks a county ticket as about 30 attendees discuss sentiment before committee members. The scene shows party activity, with some publican charges and unclear procedural steps amid a divided gathering.
An army of Boise school teachers and more than 100 students join a city parade effort for the Rainmakers pageant. The plan includes student clubs, curricular displays, and decorative tableaux meant to celebrate the community and local education.
A young girl named Stella Clark died yesterday afternoon at Canyon Hospital. Her body was transported to Fargo for burial after remains were prepared by local cortege.
Republican contenders for the legislature in Canyon County outline their views on key issues ahead of the state election. The brief notice emphasizes candidate statements and anticipated legislative priorities.
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