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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
2
The Shoshone Journal published every Friday in Shosh Idaho by editor Edward T. Barber. Subscription price is 32 per year. Entry and imprint appear with the publication's official positioning and a note on distribution and advertising rates.
A dated fragment promotes a Woodrow Wilson Foundation fund to perpetuate his ideas. It lists twelve goals including canal tolls, entangling alliances, Villa pursuit, and costlier army reforms, urging non political support for a movement shaped around Wilsonian tenets.
A censored sounding note quotes Monte sano from Washington about willingness to sign a petition to release political prisoners. The writer claims most did not know any existed in the United States and derides slackers rebels and traitors as not arriving at the same choice.
The Montamns Vidette reports Superintendent Wheeler and Mayor Whinon investigated rumors circulating about the high school. They found no basis, labeling the rumors as harmful and cowardly while urging reformers to address real issues without spreading gossip. The piece notes such “They Say” rumors plague towns nationwide.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a tragedy at night near a town, stirring local excitement and leaving readers with unclear references to victims, events, and authorities. The text mentions Welton and various misread terms, reflecting a damaged account lacking coherent names or dates.
Disjointed text describes a Booker related scene with host, jury, and critics. References a morbid mind stimulated by mort conditions, fear, and a Hillary hoard. The passage hints at confusion over viewpoint and justification in a cryptic literary context.
Idaho Falls area reports a big turnout at a Hazelton meeting with Governor Davis and engineers, backing a move to form a large irrigation district incorporating Hazelton and Eden towns. The north side Twin Falls tract may join the big district, with storage for 35 000 acre feet in American Falls, while separate districts weigh bonds and continuation plans. Meetings in Idaho Falls and Blackfoot attract farmers awaiting government involvement. officials cite potential water revenue and land sales boosts from storage.
An obsolete city school promo touts a carnival with bizarre acts and a fortune teller. It references a three headed figure, underwater feats, fish-themed games, a beauty tea room, an African fortune teller, and a concert by sirens. Admission promises under 100. Audience invited Friday April 7.
An event notice invites families to an exact revival meeting at the high school building at seven thirty on Friday night. Admission is thirty five cents for adults and twenty five cents for children, with even the dog welcome.
Forty years ago Pearline led the market as a premier washing powder. Its originator died, leaving a fortune and business. The heirs scrapped advertising with the slogan Everybody knows us why waste money in advertising. The product faded, and manufacturing ended. The Pearline route is a clear path to oblivion for any business that stops advertising.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Baptist church meeting with deacons and a tie to a March date. Mentions Geaniog and Ceuanng likely misreads. No clear names, places, or outcomes available.
The Shoshone church invites Christian friends to join a revival meeting and an illustrated lecture titled the hymn of the Continent. Pastor will preach on Great Things. Epworth League at 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m services. Attendance at Sunday school rises as officers praise the uptake.
Foreclosure sale order issued by the Fourth Judicial District Idaho highli ghts lands in Lincoln County 40 acres SE of NW quarter Sec 1 Township 6 Range 17 East Boise Meridian along with 40 shares of Big Wood River Canal Company stock and related mortgage rights in 1917 documents for Annie Comstock and Albert Comstock against Idaho Irrigation Company creditor.
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