Unselfish Duty and Jealous Leaders in Civil War Echoes
In a column from the Shoshone Journal, the Eastern Idaho Press Club condemns self serving leaders. It cites Grant's rise under Lincoln after Halleck's jealousy, contrasts with predecessors like Pope Burnside and McClellan, and warns that current war planners imitate vanity, stifling capable figures such as Teddy Roosevelt who might rally larger forces. The piece urges humility and steadfast duty over personal aggrandizement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsby Lending
G Grant
Halleck
Grant
Toslay Halleck
Pittsburgh
Pope Burnside
McClellan
Hooker
Porter
Pope
Army of the Potomac
Lincoln
Teddy Roosevelt
Orco
Teddy
Burnside
Call for Unity in Red Cross War Effort
An editorial urging harmony and unified support for the Red Cross in wartime. It praises the organization as neutral and worldwide, stresses selfless sacrifice by soldiers, and warns against personal grievances or diverting relief work. It appeals to citizens of Sheshute to lay aside disputes and back Red Cross relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Red Cross
Leveficwnt Sd Humane
Red Cross
Maely
Shogione
Smilie Cie
United States
Smeare
Pathiotsey
Warning Against Disloyalty Amid War Effort at Home
Editorial warns former Kaiser subjects and German sympathizers to refrain from unpatriotic words or acts. It urges loyalty to the Stars and Stripes, restraint toward government allies and Red Cross efforts, and warns that violence or vitriol within the country could provoke harsh consequences for innocents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcaiy
Germany
Kaiser
Stars Ath
Pel
Red Cross
Europe
Amd
Patriotism Call Warns Neighbors Amid War Mob Spirit
An admonition warns Shoshone residents against unpatriotic talk during wartime. It asserts America’s fight to defend democracy, urges guarded speech, and condemns antiwar sentiments while highlighting consequences from enraged neighbors and dangers to soldiers and civilians.
Iron Water Works Maintenance Fund Transfer Details
In the 1908 public ledger fragment from the library reading room a transfer shows the Iron Water Works Maintenance Fund moved to the Water Works Construction Fund. A referenced balance of 386.75 totals appear alongside 208.08 for cemento related entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotino Dhettipt
Sshone Public Library
Birnt NT
Iron Water Works
Wa Works Construction Fund
Gene
Fromm Water Works
Ceme
Warwate
Slalia
Reckett
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Journal
Shoshone
Idaho
Edward T. Barber
Pontoffice
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Aplea
America
Village OF
Jund General Expense
Conetenetion Water Works
Maintenvnen Veenitiney
Ral Fund Tery Fund
General Fund
Cemetery Fund
J. Fh. Mller
Supt. Water Works Department
Henry C. Bock
Lincoln County
C. O. Stockslager
Mes
Anna Bock
Henry C. Rock
Decen
Equitable Lif Aesurance Society
Equitable
Union Pacific
Walter HU
Copp
Lincoln County Citizens’ Club
Shoahone
County of
State of Idaho
Lincoln County Citheena’ Club
Lincoln County Citizens Club
Iowa
Prankk Grosse
Hughes
Custer
T. B. LeBailly
W. Dit
Pacific Building and Loan Assn
Walter H. Copp
GEM State Lumber CO
Watcs
Teleraisco
Hatch
Manager
District Court
Fourth Judical District
Stockcrowers Mercantile Company
Plaintif
A. L. Ponder, Cefendant
Summmons
Bissell & Helman
A. W. Lundin
Ketchum
Hill City
Lund
County of Lincoln
State of
Martin Johnston
Katie Jones
Martin Johnstone
Shoshone Journal
Miles
District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
A. J. Fletcher
A. J. Sharbondo
Toa
A. J. Sharbone
J. W. Lundin
Jala
Consolidated Music Company
Salt Lake City
Uwh
Roand
Boston
Chas. Mori
Bro
Shoshone, Idaho
C. J. Brennan
Columbia Pool
Joe Katayama
Prop
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