Shoshone Journal publication details and policies
The Shoshone Journal published every Friday at Shoshone Idaho by E L Platz editor and proprietor. Phones office 9 residence 123. Subscription two dollars per year. Entered at the post office at Shoshone Maho for transmission through the malls ageecond-close mail matter. Advertising dates shown on application. Notices of church services society meetings printed free. Cards of thanks obituary poetry notices of all church and society events must be paid for if admission charged or items sold.
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Shoshone Idaho
E. L. Platz
Shoshone Maho
Where the Money Goes In Tax Exempt Bonds
A historical opinion argues that farm loan lenders vanished as taxes push them to tax exempt bonds. Taxable income from farming yields tax payments, while tax exempt bonds appeal to investors. The piece claims this shift drains funds from farming and home building, enriching public bonds and leaving private industry burdened by double taxation.
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United States
Henee
X Aimple
Fedral
Why Not Senator Pittman on Silver’s Global Role
Senator Pittman of Nevada discusses silver as a stabilizing global currency. He argues silver could follow gold in price with a uniform value and supports an international agreement to fix it. Western mines and monetary policy are highlighted as key concerns.
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Pittman
Nevada
Edo
Taxes in a Turned Tax Tale From the Jevenue Journal
A garbled poem recalls tax demands aimed at common people and farmers, mocking heavy levies on livestock, crops, tools, and daily life. Amid the verse appear scattered names and jargon, suggesting a satirical critique of taxation and government overreach.
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Jevenue Journal
Tex
Henry
Gary
Mike Dawkins
Seed quality praised by valley inspectors
An inspection tour of the Boise and Payette valleys praises dealers for offering high quality seed and farmers for demanding weed free, pure seed. Inspectors note that 99 percent pure seed prompts questions about the remaining 1 percent and stress the value of planting pure seed for fall crop results.
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Boise
Payette
Good Times Ahead Teporte from Every Section of the Country
The piece argues that the current year will surpass all past business in US history. It cites widespread expectations of booming output, with many sources complaining only a labor shortage remains to push production to its zenith.
Joyful Journal Read in Shoshone Locals Column
SHOSHONE LOCALS reports Turner spent Thursday at Gooding on business. Eighth grade dance party at the Parish house Friday evening. Cash Grocery sale of winners during the week. Ariel Fike visited Picabo Saturday with Mr and Mrs Neal. Frank Clem doing extensive house repairs. Lola Chelaman hosted Junior Bridge Club Wednesday. Wood River Center Grange medal session at North Koshone ball Saturday. Liha of Burley invited to discuss a cheese factory. Journal now sold at Schlegelder's Drug Co. or Sinclare Pharmacy.
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Turner
Gooding
Cash Grocery
Mise
Ariel Fike
Picabo Visting
Mr. and Rafrs
H. H. Neal
Ane
Lola Chelaman
Wood River Center
Postoffice Ruling on Subscriptions Expiration Policy
The Postoffice rule allows renewal offers by mail at the annual second class rate for one year from expiration. Subscriptions renewed or paid in full within the year may continue. after one year, nonrenewed subscriptions are not accepted at the pound rate, only transient second class with four ounce increments prepaid by stamps.
Legion Dance Aids Endowment Fund For Overseas Graves
Weekly Legion activities focus on Friday April six dance. The Furcht or chestra is secured and a large crowd is expected. Proceeds go to the Endowment Fund to decorate graves overseas. Donations welcome from non ticket buyers via Legion members. The article also notes a Veterans Bureau statement by Springer Evan Keen and discusses veteran health presumptions for service before 1921, with mention of wartime medical examinations and tuberculosis references.
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Legion
Furcht
Springer
Evan Keen
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Bureu
Tubercular condition no longer limits benefits rule
The provision extends the presumption period from two to three years for mental and tubercular cases, removing the pulmonary requirement. It also states that a disability certificate obtained before March 4, 1924, is incontestable evidence that the injury refused was suffered in or aggravated by military service, except in fraud cases.
Dialogue on Menu Promise and Repertoire Then Customer Request
A dining-room exchange questions the claim that the orchestra will play anything on request. The manager boasts an extensive repertoire and asks what to play. The customer jokingly requests pinochle music until finishing the meal, while another line notes streetcar advertising as strikingly poor. The piece ends with a quip about the journal label.
COMBINING RAILROADS Continued From Page One
A discussion of railroad consolidation limits under the commission order granting Southern Pacific control of Central Pacific. The piece investigates how a nationwide plan for consolidating continental U S railway properties might align with statutory aims and regulatory conditions.
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Commission
Southern Pacifi
Central Pacific
Continental
United States
Ad listings: ranch acreage for rent and alfalfa seed for sale
Want ads describe 160 acre ranch with 100 irrigated acres and buildings, 30 irrigated acres, fenced and water paid, inquire at Morse store. For sale alfalfa seed state tested under 98 percent, 17 cents per pound. other lot under 17 percent 16 cents. See B R Gage, contract agent Idaho State Grange, Dietrich Idaho.
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Morse
B. R. Gage
Idaho State Grange
Dietrich
Idaho
Commission plan for railroads will not solve transport costs
The speaker argues that adopting 14 systems by the commission, if fully carried out, will not reduce transportation costs or increase traffic. It will not affect wages, prices of rails or rolling stock, materials, taxes, or credit for railroads. Even with an even start, systems may diverge, risking incompatible properties and disrupted trade centers and routes across a vast, unforeseeable landscape.
Complex statement on movern mine operation aims
A fragmented quote from a statement by an unnamed authority describes a duty to maximize traffic while balancing duties to stockholders, employees, and communities. The text reflects intent to operate the mine to the greatest extent possible within obligations.
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Movern MineNe
Coupe
Doctor Herbert Deane Physician and Surgeon
Doctor Herbert Deane, physician and surgeon, offers special attention to women and children. Provides infant feeding guidance from offices in the McMahon Building. Office phone 121. Residence phone listed for maternity patients. Located in Shoshone, Idaho.
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Herbert Deane
McMahor
Idaho
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