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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
8
Treasury leaders met with bankers in a conference led by Secretary Meyideo and Assistant Secretary John to outline a plan to move federal funds toward stabilizing agricultural costs during the crop movement period. The aim is to reduce funding while maintaining treasury stability across the west and south.
Mrs Joli Pewler hosted the Lauve all on Wednesday with a ton of refreshments. The Draper family hosted a Saturday night party at the ranch north of town. Ava Misen and Tress McNahon plan a week in Shoshone. Mrs Lisle and children return from two months in Nebraska and Kansas. Rev McLeod from Shoshone preached in Highfield. Meg Pratt went to Shoshone to supervise services. Jenena, badly cut in a motor accident weeks ago, is recovering and visiting her parents. The town well reaches 350 feet. water is not yet found but hoped soon. The school board repairs proceed before fall term. L. G. Walker reports two passenger Model A automobiles purchased in Idaho Falls.
A discussion on road quality shows how good highways boost farm efficiency and neighborhood life. Well kept roads raise farm values, shorten trips to markets, and enhance social ties, with pleasure driving and outdoor activity amplified by smooth, picturesque routes.
Star Lake area residents prepare for threshing and haying with Glen Kershner assisting W T Patterosa. Several visitors stay with local families, including Mrs Honor Fry and relatives, Miss Florine Grewell, Ruth Kingston, and Miss Hulda Nelson visiting, while other notes mention local residences and social visits among Star Lake neighbors.
Warns that two passes of a drag on a dirt road in good condition can largely prevent rutting mud holes and washouts, extending serviceability at low cost. Emphasizes simple, economical maintenance to avoid future repairs.
The road drag is simple equipment yet when used at proper times yields astonishing, practical results. It describes materials and methods, noting immaterial details and older iron components that enhance effectiveness, suggesting significant benefit to road work.
Jacob Anson built a local commission house trading butter and eggs then expanded with a plan for a general store. His wife, Mary, defies him by opening a rival millinery and commodity center after studying city markets. The town buzzes as both outlets attract customers and stir debates on women in business.
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