Shoshone Journal Public Notices and Advertising Rates
The Shoshone Journal published every Friday in Shoshone Idaho by E L Platz editor and proprietor. Subscription $2 per year. Notices of church services society meetings and obituaries printed free where an admission or sale is involved must be paid for as per rates.
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Shoshone Idaho
E. L. Platz
Office
Residences
Why buy from trusted brands for printing needs
The article argues buyers seek reliable names to avoid inferior goods and palmed off substitutes. It promotes The Shoshone Journal printing the best wood and ink, promising customer satisfaction as its motto, and invites readers to test the service.
No Guaranty To Railroads Under Current Policy
A government stance by President Carl J. Gray of Union Pacific argues the transport act ends fixed railroad returns from wartime controls on August 10, 1920. He notes rail earnings since January 1952 outpace earlier years, yet returns remain below the Interstate Commerce Commission's reasonable rate. He warns the government may owe railroads over a billion dollars and links transport costs to wage and living costs.
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United States
Carl J. Gray
Union Pacific Sywinm
Gray Etter
Lay Auntee Oeures
State Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thirty Days at the Baugh Theatre with Wallace Reid
Wallace Reid stars in Thirty Days a Paramount melodrama and farce comedy from A B Thomas and Clayton Hamilton showing Friday and Saturday at the Baugh Theatre. Reid plays a charming public sweetheart with a philanthropic edge amid flirtations while society eyes a deadly vendetta. The cast includes Ned and other westerns players as the film moves through mistaken schemes and romantic intrigue.
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Wallace Reid
Paramount
A.B. Thomas
Clayton Hamilton
Mr. Held
Miheribe
Towley
Pete Morrie
Pete Myitiroh
Mengi
Western thriller screen attractions headline the week
The note highlights the film Daring Danger and The Timber Queen with Ruth Roland as Monday and midweek attractions. It mentions the serials drawing crowds and the Famous Players presentation Quteast, a heart interest story about a girl turning to the streets for livelihood. Also includes a separate sale notice for Lowry ranch stock in Magic Idaho.
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Ruth Roland
Famous Players
Lowry
Magic
Idaho
O. H Lowry
Pairfield
Richfield Social Notes Reflect Visits and Local Events
Richfield notes record visitors including E E Streetz and a Canadian guest of Mrs Rutherford and daughter, plus Salt Lake death prompting Mrs Gret Johnson’s trip. Families like Bushby and Youngkin linked to fish meals, civic clubs invite, and Ladies Aid gatherings with August 8 meeting planned.
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Gret Johnson
Salt Lake
G. B. Crandall
Frank Johnson
Salt Lake City
Quet John
Mra Crosby
Bush
Mra. Dougherty
Crosbyham
T. J. McMahon
Mra Barnes
Rutherford
Gooding
Vislt
L. W. Garrock
Gain in Cows Continued From Page One
Experienced and successful men have been secured to help perfect this organization which plans to put on the market this season's crop of potatoes. Insuring the grower fair return on his investment of time, labor and money.
Bible Thoughts for This Week Reflections for the week ahead
The excerpt offers daily devotional lines from Sunday to Thursday, urging readers to begin the day with trust in God. Verses emphasize hearing God’s kindness, divine protection, the kingdom within, gracious pardon, and encouragement to follow God’s path with faith.
Wage decision on deputy salaries and duties outlined
The court considers fair pay for senior and junior deputies using county averages. A monthly $96 general average salary is set for juniors. The court questions authority to force the junior deputy to work in the county assessor’s office. Heulah Guymon resigns after the order. William Filer agrees to continue for the term.
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Board of Commissioners
Willian
Filer
Season open for hunts across multiple zones and dates
The notice lists hunting seasons across counties and regions from September to mid-October with varying daily or size limits for doves ducks geese woodcock and other game. It records specific counties and dates and repeats statewide limits for several birds including geese and jacksnipe. It also mentions the August Victor records at Sinclair's Pharmacy.
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Itory
Tanner
Kootenda
Benewaty
Shiowhane
Lath
Charwater
New Bence
Lewis and
Idaho
Tamit
Menit
Blie Groume
Bannack
Bolne Valley
Maho
Lemhi
Germ
Camas
Maine
Hilliore
Clark
Butts
Fremont
Madison
Teton
Bonneville
Blue
Ham
Franklin
Caribou
Oneida
Bear Lake
Adams
Washington
Warrants 225 to 286 Called for Payment
Public notice dated 1928 states Warrants numbers 225 through 286 are called for payment. A. W. Hansen, treasurer, signs as authority for the city or district issuing the warrants. The notice lacks location and clear deadline details.
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A. W. Hansen
Ss? Sra
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Burton
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Woman's Club
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Ereny
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