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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1921

Page

4

Tie meeting marks shift in Idaho irrigation trust

The Ble Woot Cane Company board approves amendments except moving offices to Shoshoes. Directors show confidence in self management of the irrigation system. Public input was urged with emphasis on citizen involvement and avoiding factional control during the transition from construction to user operation. The meeting noted past tensions and the need for cooperative governance to protect long term farm interests.

Ounpany Eyaten Melon Idaho Amoviation Le 9 Knokhae Anancial Inivrenis Gierrele Sattiers Tom Theas Mothers Naked the Construction Company Mymtrm Wyatem Abia

Town newspaper struggles with out-of-town printing and pennywise bias

The Shoshone Journal chronicles local printing troubles in a town dominated by Milwaukee and Chicago shops. It questions small merchants and bankers who favor cheap outside work, arguing such choices drain local money, stifle growth, and harm the town's future.

Lanesboro Wien Cual Phaene Porket Boeinboe Vougragulian Joral Milwaukee Chicago Evi Bank Towix Brig Thetlan Amricon Press New York Benkers Hamme Coins Paper

Plumb Viewant schemes stir farm wage debate

Fragmentary text reflects a rural policy debate on property ownership and wages. It notes plans to compel owners to share profits with workers, critiques farm labor arrangements, and questions how such rules would affect production and earnings on farms. The piece references a doctrine and suggests the policy might redistribute wealth from landowners to laborers.

Celegpa Vorhein Ely Miesien

Emergency Work At Journal Office Prompts Rapid Printing

A terse note explains urgent work at the Journal Office. It mentions a rostamer and prewing seed of work, urging prompt handling and timely delivery to Haine. The message asks for more emergency tasks and offers appreciation for other assignments.

Rostamer Haine

Question to Bankers Highlighted in Levang’s Weekly

From Levang's Weekly in Lanesbors Minn a fragment notes bankers are asked a question. The readable text hints at a financial or banking inquiry but lacks full details. The item reads as a brief community note urging bankers or financial readers to consider a query raised in the column.

May Movie Listings and Stage Dates Preview

Local listings reveal films and shows scheduled across May with titles like Inside the Cup and The Great Love. Notable names include Maw Th, Corried Chaml en, and Vena Gordon, with dates ranging May 1st to May 24th and multiple Saturdays noted.

Lily BT AI Mae Murras Vena Gordon Weikentay Bassion

Local Reaction to Aged Man's Internet Absence

Readers in Hemet discuss a 60 year old man who cannot access the internet. A caller asks others to share opinions, while one letter writer criticizes the situation and urges action like printing and knocking on doors. The text reflects a community feedback column with informal language.

Telling and Selling These Condensed Life Lessons in Words

A stream of reflections on how telling and selling oneself functions in daily life. The writer notes that phrases like Repetition is reputation and Telling is selling distill complex ideas into few words. He urges truthful self-presentation and warns against overselling, stressing that genuine delivery wins buyer trust and avoids disappointment.

Lowe & Whole Wermen Ruth Univertising Wollestar Publilty Thaeo

Women as rent collectors open real estate careers

Women entering rent collection touts benefits for landlords and tenants. They build closer tenant ties, promote upkeep, and filter undesirable renters. Women manage homes, speak frankly with peers, and show strong potential in housing service careers, though text ends with an unrelated Nile reference.

Prescott's Second Lady Sparked Conversation About Public Speech

A speaker recounts a humorous exchange about the president starting a speaking tour and potential issues at home. The narrator notes the president may need to talk with the wife, suggesting it is a normal domestic challenge.

Ancient Library Origins and Early Archives

Forerunners of modern libraries, ancient manuscript and clay tablet collections. The Nineveh Ashurbanipal library dates to 648 626 B C with others in Nippur Babylon Lara Evech, dating near 2000 B C.

Ashbrubanipal Nineveh B.C Nippur Babylon Lara Evech B. C

Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Idaho

Department of the Interior Hailey Idaho March 28 1919 notice of intention to make proof to establish claim to land described as EK NWK Seven 17 Town 5 S Range 42 E Coles Meridian by Pred Thevenin Huntington Oregon on February 1 1918. Witnesses Bert Calhoun Shoshone Idaho Earle Cheney Shoshone Idaho Theodore Baldwin Hartley Idaho Joseph Springer Shoshone Idaho and Ben Ro Gray Register.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Hailey Ida Thevenin Huntington Oregon Townshin Rangery Raat Coles Meridian Hug Rink Disney J. S. Conmlesioner Shosheme Ideho Bert Calhoun Shoshone Tdaho Earle Cheney Theodore Baldwin Hartey Maho Joseph Sprengr Mo Ben Ro Gray

Notice of Sheriff sale of estrays near Shoshone Idaho

On or about December 1 1920 Pat Hughes took up a small red three year old cow with a marked right hip at his ranch northeast of Shoshone Idaho. The sheriff will sell the described estray on May 19 1921 at 10 30 at the Pat Hughes ranch eight miles northeast of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho for cash in lawful U S currency. Dated April 6 1921. Clarence Wheeler Sheriff.

Estray Pat Hughes Shoshone Idaho Lincoln County United United States Clarence Wheeler

Estray Sale Planned Near Shoshone Idaho

J H Taylor takes up a two year old Flack gelding weighing about 1600 pounds with visible brands at his residence seven miles north west of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho. On May 10 1921 at 1620 hours the estray will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the Taylor residence under Idaho estray laws. Clarence Wheeler Sheriff.

J. H. Taylor Shoshone Idaho J. Taylor Lincoln County United States Clarence Wheeler

Notice of water rights dispute in Lincoln County Idaho

The District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in Lincoln County Idaho hears a case by the plaintiff against Chapman watermaster and Altus Waters Corporation to adjudicate rights to the waters of Big Wood River. The action references priority dates and a 1909 decree, aiming to settle terms and conditions of water use and related parties’ claims. Frank T. Disney attorney for the plaintiff.

District Court Lincoln County Chapman Watermaster Big Wood Uy Papal C. Frost Etal Shits Altus Waters Corporation Frank T. Disney Plain — Dence Stig Idaho

Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Lincoln County Mortgage

The VanKleeck-Bacon Investment Company sues Thomas N Coleman and others in Lincoln County Idaho for foreclosure. By order of the District Court sale is to occur at the Lincoln County Court House on May 17, 1924 to satisfy a $4700 mortgage plus interest and costs. Clarence Wheel, Sheriff, dated April 20, 1921.

District Court Fourth Judicial District Idaho County of Lincoln Van Kleeck-Bacon —Invesmat_ Company Sbi Thomas N. Coleman Sittl Coleman Lincoln County Sie Bank of Shoshone Frets Munson Lincoll van Kleek-Bacon Invest Company Vila Shoshone County of Lincoln United State Clarence

Notice to Creditors Tony Ineas Deceased Idaho Estate

Administratrix Marion Ineas of Lincoln County Idaho issues a notice to creditors and claimants to present vouchers within ten months of first publication. The notice states the estate will transact business at the county seat and is dated March 25 1921.

Tony Ineas Ineas Lincoln Idaho Marion Ineag

Notice of Village Election in Shoshone Idaho 1921

Notice to qualified electors of Shoshone Idaho Lincoln County that on April 26 1921 an election will select five village trustees for a two year term. Polls open 9 AM to 7 PM Pacific time. Registrar Bert Bowler and deputy Webb. Registration at County Assessor Office Shoshone. Register March 25 to April 23 1921 during office hours and evenings April 1 2 3. Chairman Dr McCollum. Clerk Bert Bowler.

Shoshone Lincoln Idaho Lincoln County Bert Bowler Webb Court House McCollum

Notice of Village Bond Election in Shoshone Idaho 1921

Notice to qualified electors of Shoshone Village Lincoln County Idaho that a bond election will be held April 26, 1921 at the Village Clerk office. Voters will decide on issuing bonds totaling 6000 dollars secured by village warrants bearing interest up to six percent, payable semiannually, to extend enlarge repair and improve the village. Bonds mature within twenty years from issuance and are redeemable at the option of the village.

Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho Duildiig Texho Anid Webb

Estate of August Schupre Deceased Notice to Creditors

Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against August Schupre deceased. Lizzie Schuppenies administratrix fixes April 18 1921 as the date and directs claims with vouchers to be exhibited within specified months at the county seat Idaho.

August Schupre Lizzie Schuppenies August Simpenies Lizate Lizete Schuppenins

Beneficence in Practice Across Many Hands

An unclear local note praises Beneficence and duty, citing repeated acts of kindness by Irmanvel Kaul and others as examples of good deeds realized in the community. The fragment hints at gratitude for charitable efforts and communal support shaping tangible outcomes.

Irmanvel

Ostrich Feathers Among White Turfs and Plucked Pride

A fragmented OCR note describes ostriches with feathers shed and a somber scene of their plight. The text conveys distress at the mutilation of plumage and the somber mood of the birds, noting the removal of feathers and a sense of despair among the group.

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