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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
5
Local notes show a flurry of activity in Shoshone and nearby areas. Mentions of land moves, market prices for lard, and various residents traveling or visiting business and family ties. A mix of routine social news, small incidents, and health notices appears in a rapid, tape-like stream of names and places.
Lost cattle with brand GF and bar U quarter circle, contact Newbry Hazelton Idaho. For sale offerings indicate cash use. miss Clark takes vacation traveling to Rolse vicinity for about ten days.
Oskar Kani manager reports Golden Glow mine shipped six cars of high grade ore with another ready. Receipts from United States Smelting and Refining Co Salt Lake show lots 25 and 26 totaling 390.647, with specific values per ton and lot. Also notes rapid mill work and upcoming operation. Power Rinchel Grilley of Beaver Dam Wisconsin ill two years seeking relief. Chamberlain’s Tablets praised by neighbor.
Lincoln County farmers use spare time for rabbit drives led by Shortarn of ford. A Friday 4 15 pm drive near Fred Gondine town north of the Truman rites on the Mipeton place aims to reduce crop pests. Volunteers will provide information and assist with timing for pits.
An assembled group of editors and publishers will convene in Hailey for a Taupo conference. Invitations were extended to Parsise Rorak and other notable figures. Ned Jrntess of the Nampa Leaders is expected as host. The Malley committee outlined the program with plans for papers from well known editors.
Governor Davis welcomed members of the congressional appropriations committee as they toured reclamation projects in the state. The visit highlighted progress in irrigation and westward development, with praise for Davis's leadership and the formation of the Western States Association to unite lobbying efforts in Congress.
A movement to establish The Farmer's Bonded Warehouse aims to provide storage and car supply during harvest. The farmers cooperative seeks a $50,000 building in Burley to serve farmers and town, with strong local support and railroad access.
Boise hosts the organizing meeting for Idaho Automobile Trades Association with nine directors from southern districts electing Jay Parrish of Boise as president and Guy Fenner as secretary treasurer. The group aims to unite dealers, promote lawful trade, and cooperate with a national body to improve legislation and travel commerce within the state.
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