Local Church Notices From Shoshone
Local brief from Shoshone: First Baptist Church schedules sermons at 11 08 a m and 7 30 p m with midweek prayer and conference at 7 20 p m and teachers meeting Friday at 7 39 p m Pastor D Mackinnon. Catholic Church holds service on the tet and 3rd Sunday at 10 p m with Sunday School at 2 p m Father Wirtzberger. Methodist Episcopal Church East morning service 11 30 a m Sunday School noon 12 00 EB Weaver superintendent Young People 6 15 Florence Turnbull leader Evening service 7 36. All invited. McLeod pastor. New Clixe Room offers West room of old schoolhouse open 2 p m to 5 p m weekdays and Sundays for free reading, games, and books. all welcome.
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First Baptist Church
D Mackinnon
Catholic
Father Wirtzberger
Methodist Episcopal Church
EB. L. Weaver
Young Peoples Meeting
Florence ‘Turnbull
HE McLeod
Clarence Wheeler
Idaho
Episcopal Sunday School
Shoshone News Highlights From April 1913 Scene
Local items from Shoshone include the daily travel of trains between Orte and Boise, clerical notes on affidavits and final proof cases, church activities, school events, and civic projects. Residents attend minstrel shows, build bridges, establish hedges, and celebrate youth activities while county officials prep for 1915 election law changes.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Adopts Child Friendly Cure
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough and Saintly as safe for children, noting it is pleasant to take and free of harmful substances. The copy claims it is highly effective and popular with mothers of young children, available from all dealers.
State Flowers Across the Union
A list of state flowers by origin and designation notes Alaska Forget-me-not to Wyoming Gentian. It lists official and common selections such as California Golden Poppy, Florida Orange Blossom, Illinois Violet, and many others noting some have official status while many are teacher or public usage choices.
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Utah
Harry W. Ander
Anderson
Union
Alaska
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Towa
Kansas
Kentucky
Golden Rd
Louisiana
Magnolia
Maryland
Maine
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Rhode
South Dakota
Vermont
Wyoming
Albion Normal offers six week summer courses for teachers
The State Normal School at Albion invites teachers to enroll in summer and regular programs. Regular term runs July 21 to August 27 with six week courses. Dormitory lodging is 34.00. Special six week courses close before May and August exams. Address A Axline, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Normal
A. Axline
Richfield Lumber Yard Change of Managers
G Lechleiter of Richfield took possession of the Town Lumber Go s yard at Twin Falls on April 1 for seven years under M E Jameson s management. Jameson will rest before reentering business. Jack Denton resigned as manager of Gem State Lumber at Richfield and moved with Mrs. Denton to Portland, necessitating two new managers at Richfield lumber yards.
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G. Lechleiter
Richfield
Aes
Tha
Town Lumber Go
Twin Falls
M. E. Jameson
Jameson
Jack Denton
Gem State Lumber Fciness
Denton
Portland
Barrels and the U S Co operage Industry Headline
More than 150 million barrels and related packaging are produced annually in the United States. Cement leads usage, followed by the tour business and sugar. Demand for molasses oil lard and pork barrels remains enormous per April Popular Mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Popular Mechanics
State W C T U Adopts Prohibition Slogan
The State W C T U will campaign statewide under the slogan constitutional prohibition. Headquarters will be in Boise next fall with an active drive before the next state election. Resolutions to this effect were adopted at the state executive meeting held recently in Parma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Parma
Public notice of final proof by James P Morton Shoshone Idaho
James P Morton of Shoshone Idaho under Carey Act land claim Entry No 438 seeks final proof to prove residence reclamation and cultivation of W half of NW quarter Section 30 Township 48 Range 17 East B M before D A Truman at Shoshone on April 26 1913 with witnesses J H Evans Lee F Bates John Elliott and Harry Elliott all of Shoshone Idaho.
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James P. Morton
Shoshone
Idaho
State of
D. A. Truman
Oshone
Lee F. Bates
John Elliott
Harry Elliott
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M. T. Whitnack
Edward Heart
L. L. Ingraham
South Boise
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Dietrich
Mrs. the Hill Mig
D. L. Hughes
John Honver
MacWatters
Twin Falls North Side
Sunday School of
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Roots
Thomas Gooding
W. G. Custre
Ben Darrah
Joe Keefer
McFall
Frank Tpaar
Gooding Court
Bert Rhine
Guild of the Episcopal Church
Walter
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Christ’s Episcopal Church
Gee Price
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Mrs. B. M. Price
Julia N. Olmstead
al Evans
Minidoka
Kona
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Paul S. Haddock
Gooding
Mr. Haddock
John Latimer
James H
Ladies Study Club of
Walters
Seeding County
Star Tonight
Dan Hopkins
Thomas Jennings
Shohsone
Edward Pratt
John Witt
Fred Witt
Bessie Burnside
California
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T. E. Painter
Bliss
Frank T. Disney
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Daft
John Hart
Hailey
William Strunk
Richfield Sa
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Kimani
W. L. Reyolds
Frank Clem
Episcopal Guild
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Rupert
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Henry McK
Me. Dixon
Mr. Bock
Ladies Guild of
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Dontd Subbes
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
E. H. Miles
Jostuarter
Coeur d'Alene
M. D. Barstow
Ladies Aid
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Richfwid
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Ala
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Dle
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Fred Pitts
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Dietrich Developments
Idaho Southern Railroad Company
Bennett
Appleton
Jerome Ly
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