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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal published Fridays in Shoshone Idaho by Edward T. Barber editor and proprietor. Subscription price is 2 dollars per year. Entered at the post office for transmission through the mail as second class matter. Fatouen Adi etalive Terrel Arras Resseiaten.
Fragmentary passage describes Cassar loved by friends and admired for lofty ideas and achievements. It asserts enemies killed him as ambition drove factions including Romans and Americans, with ballots and acts of power yielding the same outcome.
The piece urges a nationwide Educational Week from December 4 to 19 to address poor educational conditions. It calls ministers, editors, and organizations to promote a revival of educational interests, urging parents to demand deeper mental work, better teachers, and accountability for public schooling.
The speech at Boine honors Mr Jordan and attacks prowar sentiment while praising American ammunition workers. The writer urges readers to recall Idaho soldiers listed in the roll of honor and questions Jordan’s wartime stance, ending with a taunt about his self-congratulation.
A review notes Mr Tumulty publishes a pamflet praising Woodrow Wilson in sweeping terms, attributed to Mr Wile son, claiming it mirrors Wilson’s grandeur and starkly contrasts with other views. The piece cites the book as a bold, controversial squarely aligned defense of Wilson’s character.
A fragmentary tax statement shows how a Shoshone taxpayer’s $107.36 is distributed among state, Lincoln county, the Village of Ahoshone, the city school district, and the Shoshone Highway district, highlighting that most goes to schools and the village.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and places. Readable segments suggest names like Radha Rang and references to stations or events, but overall content is garbled with nonstandard words. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable material.
In a 1921 vignette from a McClure Syndicate piece, Horace Tremont confronts his daughter Betty about her secret secretary Preston who may be wooing Betty for wealth. The scene erupts as rumors swirl about Preston, Bowdoin kin Garret, and rivals at Tremont’s firm, hinting at personal and financial stakes.
Edna and Shirley clash over love as Tom enters the scene hoping for a union with Edna. Shirley schemes to pair Edna with Tom while Tom treats Edna coolly, prompting tears and a test of patience as the ballroom night unfolds with flirtation and stubborn pride.
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