Local Events and Visits Light Up Shoshone
Shoshone residents and visitors share a busy week with theater shows, dances, and guild activities. Margarette McManus returns to Philadelphia for winter. Mrs Bowler hosts Episcopal Guild. Evelyn Smith visits from Wendwil. A D Silva travels to Gooding. Elva Silva visits relatives in Gooding. George H Anderaun conducts business in the Magic City. the Guild Bazaar is set for Dec 10. Dan Jones leaves for Mannsfield after her mother's death. N McQuivey and Jerome visitors. MacIveen brothers to play at Grange hall. K P dance night a success. the Wernickens host Thanksgiving at Mrs George Anderson. Methodist Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Wat Dunham. more Bazaar ads and Shoshone high School happenings. A G Schermerhorns visit from Jerome. Guild Bazaar again listed for Dec. //
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. A. Bowler
Episcopal Guild
Evelyn Smith
Wendwil
O— A.D. Silva
Gooding
Saluntay
Guild
Dan Jones
Mannsfield
Missouri
Turvy meet results and unclear winners noted
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and a race event labeled as a meet with various garbled terms. No clear victors or outcomes can be determined. reading shows multiple scrambled words and unlikely event details, leaving the main result indiscernible.
Taking Desperate Chances in Cold Remedies
A fragmented notice claims many people recover from colds without treatment, urging readers to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for its proven relief. It mentions Mrs. Renny McMahon returning home after her father E Noble left the Post Office for Pall River Kansas due to his mother’s death. The Hallowell Concert Co. defended its musicianship at Ube Baugh Theatre and then performed a dance at the K P hall, aiding the American Legion and Auxiliary fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renny McMahon
Tier
Jerome
Hiving
E. Noble
Pall River Kansas
Hallowell Concert Co
Ube Baugh Theatre
K. P. Hall
American Legion and Auxiliary
Fall Kansas death and injury noted in local events
Louis Noble visiting from Everette Washington spent two days with the Noble family in this city on his way home from a railroad assignment. Francis Grosse sustained a painful broken collar bone while playing in Richfield and Shoshone cante, impacting a brief time of play but signaling a quick return for the next round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Noble
E. Nolte
Noble
Mr. Noble
Everette
Washington
Kansas
Francis Grosse
Richfield
Grossie
Wood Canal Company Holds Monthly Meeting
The Dig Wood Canal Company held their monthly meeting at Ben Darrah Thursday December tat. Attendees included Fred W. Gooding Ben Darrah L. Baker from Rhosnone W. L. Bigger Pp Johowon Riuntielt YW. zim W Bing and Sutphen Ged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dig Wood Canal Company
Ben Dar
Fred W. Gooding
Ben
Peculiar Classified Sale Notice From Dated Text
A questionable sale notice fragment mentions cash only terms and a private transaction. The readable text references pecan goods and a possible product listing with unclear dates and entities.
Uncle Marks Will Reveals Quiet Family Change
In a Greenville scene Mildred Arris faces loss after her uncle Mark dies without a will. As relatives converge she plans to leave, but Keith Wells arrives to propose marriage that night. The late testament suddenly speaks through Mark as the will bequeaths the house and furniture to Mildred, with gifts to Keith and a wedding fund, changing all their futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Mildred
Mark
Uncle Mark
Cuele Marke
Ba Ecande
Greenville
Keith Wells
Keith
Gruff Roke
Tnele Mark
Mildred N. Arris
Mildred Arris
Danny
Vale
Fenerenew
Journal offers embossed stationery and Christmas cards
The Journal can fill the order for embossed gold name stationery and engraved lithographed Christmas cards. Readers are urged to visit the Journal office to see stock and get prices before ordering, with emphasis on ladies correspondence stationery and hot greeting cards. Several local notices follow including absences, visits, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Fragmentary note on names and weights from Idaho era
A fragmentary text mentions Lat 2B and Dietrich, with unclear weights and prices. The snippet lists terms like penny and aunt, referencing Idaho but lacking coherent events, dates, or complete names to form a solid news item.
Fragmented OCR: Local notice yields unclear names
Readable elements indicate a local notice or brief item but content is garbled. Key entities and specifics are not recoverable, leaving only partial phrases and stray words without coherent facts or dates.
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Shoshoté
Idah
Regional
Bank
Federal Reserve
Localetts
Margarette McManues
Philadelphia
Elva Silva
George H. Anderaun
Magic City
Aln. McQuivey
Maclveen Brothers
Grange Hall
K. P
Wernicken
George Anderson
Wat
Dunham
Altar Society
Elizabeth White
Miss Mills
Pocatello
Frank Ash
Ash
Mrs. Condalys
A. G. Schermerhorns
Shoshone
Ute Whitewack
Semshon
Vbiehune Vhabity
Ote
the Guild
A Paramount
Big Wood Canal Company
Tee
Amerie
Uvery
J. Ponney Company
Ty Aio
Ben Darrah
Rom
Redding
California
Mr. Darrah
Frank Harmen
Nampa
Miss Fowler
Boise
E. W. Sinclair
Qty
Methaglet Church
Frank Millape
Salt Lake
Muminre
Rawr
Thankepivine Gini
Schneider
Arto
Guedelang
Siehoeneaie Winhmane
Aeadgtian
Ace
Old Boston
Boston
Copp's Hill
Toavels
Sig
Aviad
Hwerbe
McStahon Blidies
Dr. 2
Ben Lincoln County Real Ratate, Insuranc
John Deere
Heykey Walla
Wi H. Murphy
Fuller Brush
L. ©. Carter
Vmielapectr
Tive
Myrnent
Dietrich
Idaho
POE
Eitiasere
Ellie Pinto
Momninie
Sae
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