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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1917
Page
4
The public backs the President's handling of the Goethals Denman shipbuilding dispute, praising efficiency over personal ambition. Citizens fear further delays could prolong the war, and warn officials against obstructing the administration.
The Capital News cites Governor Alexander on the Industrial Workers of the World, labeling them disloyal and treasonous while contrasting German and American sides. He warns the organization seeks disruption, plots against liberty, and would replace civ ilization with anarchy amid war.
A reader notes a corrupt song fragment with garbled lyrics under the title Onward Christian Soldiers. The text mocks the verse and urges stamping out the terrible pore, referencing doors, maidens, and battle imagery in a distorted patriotic vein.
A state sanitary inspector ordered Montpelier Idaho officials to immediately install a sanitary sewer, clean privies, and enforce sanitation rules citywide. He warned of dangerous conditions from open sewers and pit privies, directing chlorine treatment and removal of public nuisances.
A high grade player piano stored in Hiroshone is offered at a very low price to a responsible party. Immediate action required. For particulars write to Consolidated Music Company Salt Lake City Utah. Send today.
A lively Ringling event set for Thursday August 16 promises a grand spectacle with 1060 participants, hundreds of dancers and a parade through town. The show features 400 new performers and trained animals, with European acts and a unique street pageant. A second performance in Pocatello is noted for Wednesday August 1.
A fragmented regional notice asserts a Idaho woman warns against mistreatment by an infamous leader under Bill Taywood. It claims she cautions others to endure intimidation and a deceitful path, though the readable text provides few concrete details or dates.
The Army Recruiting Station in Twin Falls issues a 1917 call to newspaper readers urging Idaho Citizens to support rapid enlistment for the U S Army and the National Guard of Idaho. It notes any registered man may be accepted until notified by the local board and directs exposure of eligible men to physical examination, with McCloud as Recruiting Officer.
Auction to be held Thursday Aug 9 at 1 24 PM eleven miles northwest of Shoshone at Fred Gooding Stipx ranch. Holstein cattle two bulls cows and herd stock plus horses plow harrow wagon and farm implements. Also 100 hedge posts turkeys chickens harness household furniture and other articles. L H Kilbourn.
The piece argues that despite brutal trench conditions, comradeship and kindness endure. It highlights human nature under harrowing war, calling the article a special feature in this Journal issue and noting the finer aspects it reveals.
Fev. W. H. Swartz, pastor, will preach at morning and evening services. Morning subject is Christ came not to send peace but a sword from Matthew 10 verse 24. Evening message titled The Just Psalm.
An optimistic remark about fame is countered by a pessimist who calls fame a pedestal inviting public ridicule and critique. The exchange frames fame as a platform exposing a person to constant scrutiny and attack from others.
China employs about four thousand experts from Europe and America to run railways and post offices. Among them are 1405 British and 174 Americans, many in key offices.
Castor bean grows rapidly and serves as an effective tow windbreak to catch and stop surface winds. It withstands fierce and continuous winds and thrives in districts with the poorest and driest soils.
A terse exchange unfolds between Mrs. Gabb and Mr. Gabb as she taunts him with a jab about marriage and a horseman. He retorts that thirteen remains his unlucky number, revealing a tense domestic moment and lingering ill will.
A study notes vanilla like compounds in the roots of oats and in leaves and roots of various plants. The active principle reputedly causes vanillalike scent. authors discuss occurrence across plant species and possible implications for flavors.
A reflective aphorism on judging others by both faults and virtues, suggesting that acknowledging virtues alongside faults would foster better neighborly conduct in the workplace.
A remark by George D Peentive warns that a friend bought for companionship may not repay the cost in value no matter the sum. The bon mot cautions against placing material price on friendship.
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