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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
1
A column collects memories and reflections on a past Iowa balloon ascent at a circus, dairy expert visits to Shoshone, farming thrift, wool transport costs, a Boise bishop visit for a new hospital site, and a street moment of charity with a boy and milk. The blend shows rural life, economy, and community.
A fragmentary column recalls a tribe on the British Columbia coast that makes butter from fish. It describes the Indian method of heating water with hot stones and boiling, claiming superior flavor and texture to the white man’s method. The note ties this to maple sap processes and references veterans affairs offices in Beattie and Portavalic.
The readable parts describe a dated notice or story fragment with garbled names and places. It references a February date and a location, but most proper nouns are unreadable. The fragment hints at a community record or notice but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
A lively Sho shone crowd enjoyed a Sells Floto circus day under the big top. The program featured elephants and horses, contortionists, aerial stunts, clowns, and the Riding Hannefords praised as the top act. Beatrice Sweeney wowed the audience with aerial feats hanging by her teeth.
A campaign led by disabled veterans focuses on employment initiatives and veteran support. The effort showcases advocacy groups and potential partnerships to improve job access, training, and placement for veterans with service-related disabilities.
A high school lecture introduces the film Through Life's Windows, detailing how the eye works with diagrams and photos. It explains near and farsightedness and astigmatism in simple terms, aiming to educate the audience about vision and the eye.
The county meetings of Republicans and Democrats convened Tuesday with delegates present. Republican chair A I. McMahon replaced Edw. T. Barber, and Wm. Filer became secretary. Delegates Fred W. Gooding and C. E. Borden were chosen for the state convention at Wallace, with Gooding named state committee member. Democratic delegates Truman McMahon, Ww. T. Truman, P. W. Towell, C. Stockslager, and Bert Bowler were chosen for Hailey next Tuesday and instructed to vote as a unit.
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