Health lessons and nourishment for growing children suggest care
An educational piece urges parents and medical trainees to protect child health through proper feeding, regular meals, rest, fresh air, and exercise. It cites malnutrition risks and tuberculosis cautions, with guidelines from Good Housekeeping data and a 1914–18 census mortality table, emphasizing early physician care and stable routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. de H. W. Willey
the Good Housekeeping
Bureau of the Census
Winder
Red Clover by Emma Cowan Barber
A reflective poem in memory of red clover fields. The speaker recalls haunted scenes of sunny woodlands and fragrant clover. Imagery shifts from dawn dew to noon hush and fairy lore, yearning for a future garden beyond death with clover in bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cowan Barber
Shoshone Study Club Meets Oct 4 1929 with Many Members
The Shoshone Study Club convened October 4 1929 with enthusias tic members present. Members heard talks on public health anti tuberculosis Americanization child welfare and home economics. A reservoir in Yellowstone Park was proposed. speakers praised year’s music and activities. club membership nears fifty. The note ends with appreciation to partners and a call for continued participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine FL Ather
Anti-Timberculosis Associaton
Public Health Association
Paul Haddock
JF. Weasen
Blewner Jones
Herome Somenther
Cink
Hare Rey
Dotshirk
Ahin
Builders of the Future Ty Marion Chainlyn Davins
A reflective manifesto urging builders of the future to keep the heart of mankind clean and pure. It emphasizes custody of life, moral integrity, and responsibility for cultural and religious perfection through individual deeds and steadfast character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Marion Chainlyn Davins
Community House as Center for Democracy and Americanization
A proposal for a community house as a hub of civic life and democracy seeks memorials not in statues but in a living center. It would host nonpartisan groups, libraries, welfare commissions, Scouts, health clubs, and mass meetings, with spaces for committees, meetings, and recreational activities to unite farmers, merchants, and citizens in postwar Americanization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigie
Paranses
Public Library
Koy
Community Lfe
County Welfare Commission
Selier
Pelle
Silver Anniversary Dinner Honors Grosse Family
Last Friday at seven o clock Edwin and Frank Grosse were the guests of honor at a silver anniversary dinner. The hall was decorated with pink carnations and light kewpee place cards. A three course dinner was served and silver gifts were presented to the honorees. Attending were Mr and Mrs Frank Grosse, Mr and Mrs Ritpatrick, Mr and Mrs A T Mahon, Mr and Mrs F Portes, and Mr and Mrs T H Gout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Edwin Add
Frank Grosse
Prank Grosse
Mra Ritpatrick
A. TL Mme] Mahon
F Portes
Ant Mire
J Mlevie
God's Land and Debates at Shoshone Jerome Jerome County High
A poetry piece on God's land opens the page, followed by a detailed report of the first of a series of debates among Gooding Shoshone and Jerome. Shoshone wins the debate on immigration with strong performances by Iva Silva and Marshall Jones. Jerome debaters Dean Henry Ralph Black and Norris compete. judges award the victory to Shoshone. The article notes performances by Penny Gundersons commercial class and theater contest honors, plus a separate home break in where the AM Society anniversary gathering followed the break‑in with gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding Shoshone
Jerome
Gooding
Florence Miflon
Elaine Clower
Alice Alezaner
U. S
Lenk M, Burnside
Withrow
A. Bowler
Shosteme
Mike Tenstead
Alvary Die Nhicd
Sexkers
Semetter
Pref Cromwell
Dorothy Hows
Jerome-Shoshone
Dean Henry
Ralph Black
Srl Norris
Shoshone Wrere
Iva Silva
Marshall Jones
Wm. Ryan
William Ryan
Peitay
Mise Gunderson
Twin Falls
Muriel Landsboroush
Teoma Ritter
Georre Haddock
Haninnere Lntynewritine
Ethel Chrisman
Lillian Trreesa
Mr Clower
AM Society
Our New Council Faces Cemetery Water Woes
The new council acts to address immediate cemetery needs amid water shortages. Local residents fear neglect as weeds threaten graves, and caretaking funds are under scrutiny to keep the grounds orderly and safe.
Woman’s Rising Role in 1921 and Beyond
A verse by Dr. EF A Drake urging women to seek greater public and domestic contributions in 1921. It emphasizes tempering ambition with virtue, accepting small duties at first, then embracing larger challenges for family, faith, and national ideals.
Lincoln County Track Meet Promises Close Contests
Lincoln County prepares for a county track and field meet with over a hundred entries from various schools. Shoshone High School sends nine participants per event across classes and expects a tight competition from rural schools. Officials include Barnes as meet clerk, Leonard Brides as timekeeper, and Daina MeVixhan as scorer. The event is set to run from start to finish with no dull moments anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Bern
Schialtty Na
Hieb
Filehfield An Liet- Heh Herateo
Hove
Editor Switch at Shoshone Journal Sparks Ladies’ Project
In a notice from editor Fdwaent T Barber the Shoshone Journal announces a temporary handover of office space to the Ladies for a Taney event benefiting Enoch. A long committee list is provided with chairs and members including Mrs Mabel Horne and Mrs Sadie Meret among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdwaent T. Barber
Akine Soma Taney
Enoch Purreer
Mabel Horne
Mire Lida Withrest
Mra Sadie Meret
Riveebe Roberts
Smrs Alt Smith
Mestouls Denese
Vre
Berhel Newman
Mra
Annie Tene
Flor Vv Mumewm
Raith Corting
Leeat Coymeritee
Itlnr Tilt
Wes Awete Tontensek
Maeste 'Edie
Dorothy Sinetary
Sire
Aminn Teri
Women’s Story Club Luncheon at K P Hall Your Event
The Women’s Story Club held its annual luncheon this week at K P Hall. Forty ladies attended with lavender and white decor. Members shared entertaining stories, including a skit about Crom Creek and a conduct of a tower scene performed by featured participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Story Club
Thareiay
K. P Hall
Crom Creek
Furey Prisvetome
Newmans
Rome
Ely
Lincoln County Teachers Association Holds Apr 23 Meeting
The Lincoln County Teachers Association met April 23 at the High School Art where Supt Leah Burnside led talks on teaching ideals. Speakers included F P W Fancher and Miss Redfield, with performances by students and a discussion on new school laws and teacher certification requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Teachers Anmciating
Leah Burnside
Ner
Zelese Carpenter
Gladys Dopkins
Iner Jonea
Emma Pietcher
Hannah B Gage
Myrtie Borden
Dietrich
Anna Hunter
Alice Chase
Dorothy Gherig
Helen Kirtley
Kimarma
Panther
Isesselen
Enngine of America
F P. W. Fancher
Maroney
Monkewskie
Clap Tolman
Ethel Redfirld
Atate Lune
Slew
Biles Feeflehd
Stength
Idaho
Teachers Association
Misa Redfield
Sumer
Village Election Yields Multiple Trustee Winners
Village election results show five trustees elected amid a high vote count. Reported tallies include Ross Borden 149 votes and Jen Turrah 124, with other names listed and scattered tallies for several candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendred
Bem Darrah
Ross Berden
W. H. Juckaon
Archie Bowler
EW. Sinclair
Ross Borden
W. H. Murphy
Jen Turrah
LeBakey
Silner Smith
Keefer
Sinclar
Baker
Eal
Bowier
W. H. Jackson
Shosboug Ceretbayhy
W C T U Notes on Arbor Day Park Plans
The W C T U notes a meeting at a member’s home with travel ladies present. They discussed future plans and praised the meeting as excellent. The group will plant trees for Tourist Park on Arbor Day this year and promote the City Beautiful ideal with civic beautification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C
Clut
Ceralina Pantaes
Toarlee Park
Sinds Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rhepert
Werk
Meintfiet
Bec. Fe
He Chapman
Study Club
Mrs. . Horne
Builders OF
Stanter
IGH
God's Land
Florence Edwards
EF. A. Drake
Lincoln County
Bentine
Frances van
Dernice Bowler
Lincoln County Teachers’ Association
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