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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
1
The Shoshone Public Health Association voted to support an embargo on all farm products and adopted new constitution and by laws. A meeting led by President Murphy approved forming committees to study health and school programs and safeguard farmers amid market floods.
A fragmented report notes Bohemia and Jack Whitis Nelite securing a near tie. The brief mentions Monday events and a Thursday morning drizzle affecting local action, with observances around a steady rain and a planned outing.
Local notes reveal a complex dispute involving the United States Genin Corporation and side credits totaling 250 090 000 amid producers conferences across multiple western states. Frank T Dienay traveled to Rupert on legal business while social notices mention gatherings in New Plymouth and town visits by Mrs. Ogee and Mrs. Whitenack. Community figures W Von Iron and J S Duroriff attend civic and guild events as the year turns, with news of the Guild meeting and planned activities for the new season at the rectory.
Mrs W Planner, president, leads the effort to collect clothing for the State orphans in Rotta. The initiative, organized by the North She Mothers' group, seeks generous donations and community support to comfort needy children.
M. D. Pleming optometrist advertises eye examinations and glasses. He claims 90 percent of headaches originate from eye strain. The notice notes practice in two states, 22 years’ experience, and visits the McFall Hotel on December 10, 1920, with emphasis on schoolchildren and regular town visits every sixty days.
The article records a community social event and notes a forthcoming basketball game. It lists players and officials, mentions fundraising, and includes a report on a Mothers’ Club meeting with Emma Dunke addressing attendees. A dance and basket ball exhibition are scheduled, with funds split between two teams.
About forty editors were extended by the Ban mek Brtet Company of Pocatello to stay at a Pocatello hotel for an editorial meeting. The city dined with hotel management, and editors departed with heightened civic pride, believing Idaho has a strong capacity for entertaining cities within its borders.
The boys basketball practice has begun with fewer players than expected. The first game is December 10 at Wendell, requiring strong preparation. Key contenders for spots include Proburt, Jones, Ryan, Crothers, Terpin, Leon Jones, Mills, Warr, Schupeenies, Brickoon, and praise for Francis Kester’s work at False High.
The North Side Society in Wat Priday honored Mrs. Cleveland with a birthday tribute. An interesting feature was presented and flowers were given. The hostess and guests enjoyed the program and refreshments. The next meeting is planned for October 17 with Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Kulvs hosting.
R Bennett travels east to assist the Storkgrowers Mercantil Co in Philadelphia. The effort, tied to Curtis Pabnytep, centers on a preition and explores research aims at a meeting with local officials.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions someone named Shonald Oden and Chetry with unclear phrases. It references The Shyellen Stade and a shop or market, with scattered numbers and gifts. Core facts are unreadable fragments. no clear event or outcome established.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference names and places in a muddled river of words. The readable bits hint at events or ads but no clear person, place, date, or outcome emerges.
Fragmentary notes from a Methodist church page list names such as Cumamalos and Rev, with references to Sunday service segments and past events. Scattered text mentions divisional notices, past sermons, and a few surnames like Fergus and Clower suggesting memorial or pastoral updates.
The two week revival at the Baptist church ended Monday evening November 22 marking 41 new members. A reception for the new members is planned Friday evening with Rev Minaker expected at Fosse and other noted divines may attend December 1 16th. The public is partially invited to view services.
Coming to the Baugh Monday and Tuesday in December 7 Thomas Meighan stars in Civilian Clothes. Wednesday features Black Rain. Thursday shows Constanze Talmadev in The Perfect Woman. Friday presents Under Northern Lights. Saturday offers The Branding Tram along with a two reel Hasoke and Dyud Comedy.
The WCTU institute will be held Friday December 5 at the M E Church. Mrs Lida Withrow hosted a planning meeting and efforts to recruit forty or more members were discussed. The program includes readings, addresses by local leaders, music, and devotions, with Dr Emin Drake and others scheduled to speak.
Scattered notes describe the state seed show with references to participants, seating, and farm products. Mentioned are local secretaries, district committees, and questions about exhibition layout, timing, and marketing. The article hints at preparations, seed types, and community interest with multiple place names and organizations cited.
A scanned historical excerpt argues the American Plan supports open work terms and opposes unions. It portrays Western employers resisting un American controls and favoring individual employment over organized labor to ensure honest work and fair opportunity.
A fragmented notice states a dance on December 12 at the K.P. Mat venue with refreshments and admissions directed to benefit a local cause. The text references ladies and unnamed attendees and mentions receipts to be used for a stated purpose.
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