Taft Honored With Two Highest U.S. Positions
The former president has taken an oath as Chief Justice to ensure justice for rich and poor alike. The message urges readers to protect themselves and dependents by maintaining a bank account.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
5
The former president has taken an oath as Chief Justice to ensure justice for rich and poor alike. The message urges readers to protect themselves and dependents by maintaining a bank account.
Shoshone social notes record multiple visits and separations as residents travel to Halley Boise Weiser and Welear. The item lists Mr and Mrs Parkhurst, Mrs Kate Priedline, E W Barber, F W Yowell and others, with car troubles, vacations and upcoming events at the Journal office and Yellowstone.
Sunday School attendance aims for 100 with chorus rehearsals and a forthcoming musical program. Miss Amy Mason and Miss Iva Alexander lead two groups as captains. Evening program planned for next Sunday. praises for last week's well received chorus music amid a strong congregation.
Preparations for the State Christian Endeavor Convention in Nampa feature junior, intermediate, and senior conferences with mass meetings Bible studies and a pageant. Mrs J C Hook reports strong interest after three weeks of field work in Southern and Eastern districts and predicts one of the best conventions in years. Paul C Brown of the Tolted Society of Ch Endeavor will share insights as part of the event and local clubs sponsor transportation for attendees.
In a lengthy discussion the rail strike is blamed on government and foreign-born workers exploiting wartime gaps. Officials urge local aid to move crops, retain equipment, and train farm youth for railway roles, arguing American workers must regain efficiency to stabilize rates and service.
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