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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal is published every Friday in Sheahan Idaho by Edward T. Barber, editor and proprietor. Subscription costs $3.00 per year. Printed as second class matter under postal service guidelines.
The readable fragment references a person named Awrew at death and mentions Major red Heed Pesce, suggesting an obituary or tribute note with unclear surrounding context. Names and relation remain uncertain due to the damaged text.
A memorial tribute recounts Major Reed's life devoted to Idaho irrigation and home-building. It praises his optimism, public service, and leadership in Boomtown Twin Falls and across the state, noting his efforts to unite irrigation projects and provide homes, while honoring his death and enduring influence.
The text notes hazardous phosphorated hydrogen gas and methane combustion sightings, with a Northern England and ScottishLowland pattern, then shifts to a traveler departing a train in a Southern town greeted by a colored porter who shouts and grabs baggage while a dialogue hints at hotel nationality and a Frisian remark.
The world's oldest harp, nearly four thousand years old, rests in the Louvre after being excavated from an Egyptian tomb. Other ancient harps dated around three thousand years exist, and Celtic harpers were highly venerated, with lands and persons considered sacred.
The earliest arms of France are described as three frogs or erapauds appearing on the shield of Pharamond and later on Clovis banners in Abelias cathedral tapestry. The frogs are linked to Castile scenes and to Payban’s chron tele edition noting a shield in Pynarua.
Vilna, the pleasant city on the Villya, holds a long history with Poles guarding a sacred fire on the castle hilt during ancient nights. It endured Teutonic wars Tartare and other medieval threats while maintaining culture amid turmoil and preserving its famed suppressed university of about 200,000 students.
A child Mary shows a new pocketbook with coins to a friend as a man who adores children watches. Mary plans to add three coins to the original set causing surprise when she discovers the moment her hatched toy reveals a message or hatched event.
The Louisrie Courlé Journal dismisses chatter as idle and notes the bridge club wives would swiftly act if rumors spread. The item underscores practical skepticism about gossip and its potential to mobilize real-world actions.
Ultraviolet rays, long used to sterilize water and milk, are now applied to disinfecting bar wis and canis. This adaptation shows growing interest in UV sterilization across facilities.
Fragmentary line hints at a benevolent ethos urging cheerful sharing without hindrance. reflects a call for generosity and quick action in giving, free of constraint. No clear person, place, or event identified in readable text.
Community notes invite Study Club members and local ladies to join in a clean lace event in Shoshone, encouraging participation and civic spirit next Monday.
Public notice announces a bond election for the Village of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho to borrow 6000 dollars for water works. Election set for April 26 1921 at the Village Clerk office with polls 9 am to 7 pm Pacific time. Registrar Bert Bowler deputy M L Webb. registration at County Assessor Office Shoshone.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Tony Incas deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication. The administration is in Lincoln County Idaho with March 26 1991 dated by Marion Incas as administratrix.
Sheriff Clarence Wheeler will sell as estrays the described sorrel gelding at the Wm Gwin ranch near Shoshone Idaho on April 28 1921. The action precedes with priority claimed from September 2 1902 and involves water rights dispute in Big Wood River with H Chapman watermaster and C Frost et al. Records indicate prior decrees in 1909 and 1921.
At 2 PM on April 20 1921 in Sho shone Lincoln Idaho Frank Disney Notary will hear proof of beneficial use for 16 cubic feet per second from an unnamed stream and two springs under Permit 11885 by John H Lindsay Hagerman Idaho for irrigation and domestic use The priority date claimed is December 21 1918 Milan W Swendsen Commissioner of Reclamation.
On January 1 1921 J W Stoddard took up bay filley about three years old weight 1000 pounds branded 2 on right stifle at his farm 40 miles north of Shoshone Idaho. On April 21 1991 at 11 AM at J W Stoddard storm 40 miles north of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho sheriffs sale to highest bidder for cash per Idaho estray law. Dated March 10 1921 Clarence Wheeler Sheriff.
Estray taken up by R. Mulliner at his farm 7 miles northeast of Shoshone Idaho. One bay gelding about year old weight about 1190 pounds branded on right shoulder. Sale notice per local farm and county records.
On Thursday April 21 1921 at 10 AM at the Mule and Viner farm about seven miles northeast of Shoshone Lincoln County an estray sale will occur. The highest and best bidder for cash will receive the described mare. Dated March 10 1621 Sheriff Clarence Wheeler preserves the sale per state estray laws.
About November 1929 a brown bay gelding weighing around 1000 pounds, five years old, was found to be missing along Route 1 near Shoshone. Tracks indicate the animal was last seen near Nis ranch with suspected tampering or straying. Added notes describe the horse's build and color and request information from local residents who may have seen it.
Fragmented OCR hints at a notice about a land or property matter near Shoshone Idaho. It mentions a date March 10 1991 and a named bidder or bidder group. Little clear detail remains due to corrupted text.
Readers see a dense notice detailing stockholder meetings for Wood River Canal Company and Wood Canal Company, outlining resolutions on corporate structure, stock election terms, water rights acquisition, and the authority to extend water works. It references Idaho counties Camas Lincoln Gooding and the need to secure domestic water rights and franchises. The document also includes a bankruptcy notice for SM Peterson with creditors meeting scheduled.
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