War Trophy Train to Tour Idaho for Victory Loan
Government launches a War Trophy Train tour across Idaho to promote the Victory Loan. It will stop in Shoshone on Sunday evening April 13 from 7:15 to 11:00 with war trophies speakers and singers. The campaign plans a broad itinerary starting April 12 with stops from Namra to Pocatello and north Idaho routes.
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Shoshohe
Victory Tozn
Idaho
Oise
Shoshone
Namra
Hutley
Twin Falls
Pocatello
North Idaho
Bute
Theampaign
Victory Loan machinery set in motion at Boise meeting
At a Boise gathering on March 29 the Victory Loan effort began in earnest with 44 county chairmen present. State Chairman Gwinn praised the turnout as a strong show of support, reporters noted optimism on quotas and volunteer days, and resolutions urged county and local groups to fund and coordinate the campaign. The meeting featured an Indian presided by Chief Justice Morgan with speeches by the State Chairman, veterans, and others.
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Boise
Gwian
Ena
Inaho
Victory
Patriotic Women of
Idaho
KO Brush Appointed Co Commissioner in Richfield
Brush of Richfield was named Co Commissioner to replace Anders Anderson. Jerome resident Anderton becomes a citizen of Jerome county to fill the vacancy caused by legislative action. Lincoln county biographics split loyalties but Patterson for Dietrich and McFall from Shoshone stand with the new Richfield appointee. The appointment is welcomed as capable and efficient by the Richfield district.
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Brush
Richfield
Anders Anderson
Anderton Béjak
Jerome
Jerome County
Lincoln County
Keefer Moves to Twin Falls Bank Post
J Keefer relocates to Twin Falls after accepting a new bank position. Former Shoshone resident long active in public welfare, praised as a spirited enterprising gentleman. Journal commends him to Twin Falls, while Shoshone parts with regret and a call for common sense prevails.
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A. J. Keefer
Twin Faller
Keefer
Shoshone
Twin “Falls
Sheshone
New Luxury Tax Rules Target Everyday Purchases
The new revenue bill imposes a luxury tax effective May on items from soda and cream to art goods and travel gear. Purchase prices above specified thresholds incur a ten percent tax. many articles list exact tax rates and buyer responsibilities, urging shoppers to buy before May and limit costly purchases after.
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Congress
Putin
Sabes
Billiaed
Nll
Tcl
Oriental Ball Stirs Elegant Festivities by K P Lodge
The Oriental ball hosted by the K P Lodge last Friday night proved one of the most pleasurable annual affairs. Attendees exhibited striking costumes and embraced the spirit of the event to its full extent.
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K.P. Lodge
Captured by Cupid in New Jersey Engagement News
A letter from New Jersey reports Carl Casey has finally yielded to Cupid after years of army service and notes his engagement to Helen Casey of Shoshone. The event follows a dinner hosted by Arthur Tepperson of Irvington with guests including Arthur Terhune and Karl Swope, among others. The Journal extends congratulations to the couple.
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New Jery
Carl Casey
Cupid
Arthur G Tepperton
Rges
Irvington
Helen
Carl Wil He Casey
Af Shoshone
Wabo
Arthur ‘Terhune
Karl Swope
Clarence Dexter
Thomas
Jepperson
Tiethion
New Jersey
Can Meritt
Idaho
Voioes
Ths
Surprise wedding shocks Salt Lake friends
Fr. E. Reed, a salesman for Oldsmobile, traveled to Salt Lake to bring home a demonstration car and arrived with a wife, surprising friends. The Journal extends congratulations and wishes for long life and happiness to the bride and groom, though details remain unclear.
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Fr. E. Reed
Salt Lake
Who Could Stand Such Court Martial Punishments
A Oregonian report criticizes court martial sentences as excessive and inconsistent, detailing cases of long imprisonments for absence without leave and insubordination. It accuses Secretary Baker of blocking reform and praises Colonel Ansell for uncovering outdated statutes, arguing for accountability in military discipline.
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Samuel T Anach
Washington
Ansell
Frontier Justice
Baker
Cok Ansel
Chamberlain
Germany
Dick FR. Foster
West Point
Yxt
Hanes
Congrras
Justiee
Oregonian
Farewell party for Will and Mrs Sisdall to Los Angeles
Home of Mr and Mrs J W Lundin hosted a Monday evening gathering in honor of Will Sisdall and his wife who are moving to Los Angeles. Numerous friends attended including Mrs M T Whitenack Messrs Hall Horse Pred W Gooding E G Good jog Mee WJ Murphy Mrs E W Sinclair and others. They were escorted to the trails at departure with warm wishes for their journey.
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J. W. Lundin
Will Sisdall
Los Angeles Calit
M.T. Whitenack
Hall Horse
Pred W. Gooding
E.G. Good
Mee
Mee WJ. Murphy, Mr and Mes E.W. Sinclair
Wel Tiker
Archie Rank
D. Sidney Smith
Visitor from Wyoming seeks new location after selling cattle
W. P. Kimball of Doug Jin Wyoming visits brother in law Chris Hansen this week. A resident for 43 years, Kimball has worked in cattle and sheep but has now sold out and is seeking a new location.
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W. P. Kimball
Chris Hansen
Kimball
Dougjin
Wyoming
Strict accountability blamed on Wilson for stalled peace
Article argues a postwar peace with victory was possible if Woodrow Wilson had led a timely settlement. It asserts his vanity and ego delayed ceasefire, risking renewed German aggression. It condemns him for absence from duty and predicts he will face strict accountability for wartime decisions and the delay in achieving a lasting peace.
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Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Tate
Betta
David Jayne Hut Han
Strick
United States
Peice Frisen
Siina Mun
Wren
Court House Notices and Ongoing Trials at County Court
District court sessions continue this week with A M Barelay and Harlan D Heist opposing for mandamus against J W Lundin to deliver records. Foreclosure suits under Carey act resolved. Andy Peterson v Amalgamated Sugar set for April 12. Grabill v O S L verdict for $1055.59. Oliver HE v Angelina Hill divorce noted. Johnson v Flack postponed. D C Graybeal v A Newman under advisement.
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A. M. Barelay
Jerome County
Harlan D. Heist
J. W. Lundin
Oliver HE
Angelina Hill
Ari
Johnson Vs Flack
Andy Peteresn
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Grabill
D. C. Graybeal
A. Newman
Tinecourt
City Election Notice in Shoshone
Idaho law sets April 2 as city and village officer election day. No strong excitement noted in Shoshone yet. Voters urged to register now to participate in the two year term.
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Idaho
Oakland Six Sales Rise in Local Auto Demand
Fred Monson, a salesman for the Oakland six, sold a car to C. Weeks and another to L. J. Mott during the past week. The Oakland model appears popular as demand grows rapidly in this territory.
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Fred Monson
Oakland Six
C. Weeks
L. J. Mott
Oakland
Unadulterated Americanism speech by Senator Cummings
Senator Albert B. Cummings of Iowa delivers a February 26 1919 Senate speech praising American excesses of freedom and democracy. He rejects internationalism and defends U S sovereignty saying the nation must live by its own institutions and will die American.
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Albert B. Cummings
Iowa
United States Senate
U. S
United States
Ladies Aid Bazaar For Easter Gifts And Food Sale
The Ladies Aid Society plans a bazaar with pretty and useful articles and Easter gifts plus a variety of cooked foods. The sale starts Saturday at 2 o'clock at T. B. Gooding's office, located between the Electric Light office and Stockgrowers.
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Ladies Aid Society
T. B. Gooding
Electric Light
Advantages of Sugar Beet Production
The growth of the sugar beet industry will mean over $100,000,000 to western farmers this year. With encouragement this income could rise and be spread quickly. Beets bring a guaranteed market, aid stable farming, and support better education and social opportunities by promoting intensive farming and seasonal employment.
Library Birthday Celebration At Village Library
The Village Library invites all to a Library Birthday celebration next Monday April 1 from 2 30 to 6 p m in designated rooms. Activities aim to benefit the library, refreshments will be served, and a good time is promised for all.
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Haliee
Dietrich Precinct Welcomes Soldier Boys Home
A large Dietrich Precinct crowd gathered in the high school auditorium to honor returning soldiers from camp. Garrett Zimmerman and Harry Batory, heroes buried in France, were celebrated with a display and the Star Spangled Banner. Local women prepared an abundant feast as families and residents, including Co. B workers and school staff, shared in music, stories, and gratitude.
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Dietrich Precinct
Garrett Zimmerman
Harry Batory
France
King
Lyaldt Sheffman
Ansel Carnegie
Sam
F.C. Smith
Miss Woods
Thonmucs Claspitt
Dietrich
Co. B Borden
Georgy D. Samers
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J. Keefer
Ladies Aid Bazaar
Wood-ta
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Rhine
Dietrich-Besslin
J. M. Clark
G. W. Bloxier
Mingidok
Mr. Clark
Barber
Zell ‘Truman
the Pee Chet
OM. Lackey
Papette
Huse
Paulson
Heley
Hone
Resalis
Net
Mra
Paulsus
Bore Linds Neleun
Mies Margaret
Rathers
Montara
Viking Up Net
Forsner Emphirment
A Millar
Nateton
Lyd Sheik
Sumtay
Mountain Home
Laura Woods
Our
Burnaille
Mr. B.S. Cristi
Ford
Mr. Cole
Mra. W. T. Patterson
Kuma
J. W.v
Mrs. Whitney George Patterson
Hertha Patterson
Mia Woolf
Gooding Sat
Abe
Susie
Mary Harris
Harry Gage
Che
Shondong
Big Wood River Grange
B. Cimon
Hailey Mondeg
J M. Prive
Wood River Farm
Kimeek
Will Tvie
Franklin Hun
Chua
Pock
John Ivie
Family
Charley Ennis
Gooding Om
J. Hubert Springer
Tony “Tania
W. J. Pock
Charley Peck
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