Local Notices and Social Highlights From Shoshone County
A roundup of domestic news and society items from Shoshone County includes travel and visits by Mrs Burnside and Mrs Hot Herne, Dr DIM’s pupil examinations, local land deals with Idaho Irrigation Co, and Custer’s parlor updates. The Shoshone post office contest narrows to Everett Noble vs Thomas Fay with a December appointment expected, plus obituaries, church events, school events, and community notices across Wendell, Gooding, and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Noble
Thomas Fay
Massage Parlor Opens at Home on Shoshone North Side
On November 23 Mrs. E M Clem ents will open a massage parlor at her home in Shoshone North Side. Manipulations are valued for stiff limbs from broken bones sprains crooked spine lumbago general deputitus paralysis poor circulation rheumatism and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M.clements
Shoshone
North Side
Services at the M. E. Church Next Sabbath
Services are announced for the M. E. Church next Sabbath with a Sunday School at 10 o'clock led by W. C. Chip, T. D. worker, and the evening service featuring the newly organized Gospel Team and special music. All are cordial invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Sibbath School
Chipp
T. D
Newts
Dietrich Supper and Sale at High School December 17
The ladies aid society of the Dive rich Methodist Church will hold a supper sale and entertainment at the high school building on December 17 starting at 6 o clock. Proceeds support church activities and community needs. Local residents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gwin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Diverich Methodist Church
Chronic rheumatism and diet cure claim
The Journal prints a health note linking chronic rheumatism to body waste and promising a cure through cooking and dietary guidance. The piece cites an article from Hygienist magazine edited by Dr. RR Daniels and offers a mailing request for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygienist
Health Magasine
RR Daniels
Hygienist Publishing Co
Majesticids
Denver
Cato
Local Excursion and Community Meeting Preview in Shurr Line Notes
The Shurr Line tank project ties to town water works as residents plan a May event in Baber To bo. Mrs Pearl Jensen oversees Wealthlmphane office while Mr J McDonald of Halley visits Stoshume. A forthcoming program on “bread and bread making” includes samplers and refreshments with Mrs L A Zug presenting at the Arnold economy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Portland
Jurk McDonald
Halley
Stoshume
Wayninetin
Mies Pearl Jensen
Baber
Mra. L. A Zug
Showing Effectiveness of New Lighting System
Manager W Elsing of the power company erects two Nitrogen filled Tangsten street lights at the Baptist Church corner to demonstrate the new lighting system. One 100 watt and one 59 watt lamp show about 20 percent of true candlepower. Mr Rising will explain the system. The old lower Little Wood power plant is being prepared for emergencies when Snake River power is interrupted.
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W. Elsing
The
Power Company
Baptist Church Corner
Rising
Snake River
Zapatista Tax in Mexico City Sparks Cash Demands
Brazilian minister reports Zapatista forces maintain order in Mexico City. A decree taxes half the regular property tax to fund troops police and government after Carranza treasury emptiness. Also notes parcel post resumption between US and Germany Austria aiding Christmas remembrances to Europe. Chicago theatres face male usher ordinance. city council to consider requirement after McConnell argues girl ushers lack emergency readiness.
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Washington
Zapatista
Mexico City
State Department
Zspata
Carranza
United States
Germany
Austria
Europe
Chicago
John McCounni
Bereas
McConnell
Dutch Desires Peace From Holland War End Soon
Minister Henry Van Dyke returns from leave and reports to Secretary Bryan on the urgent wish of Queen Wilhelmina and the Dutch people for an early end to the European war. The message underscores a shared aim for peace and stability in the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry van Dyke
Netherlands
Bryan
Wilhelma
Holland
Disastrous War Washington Four Mexican presidential contenders emerge
Four revolutionary leaders build rival armies as Mexico nears a presidency crisis. Carranza proclaims Vera Cruz as capital, Gutierrez leads provisional rule, Vita and Pablo Gonzalez enter race, Zapata holds the capital in his reach. Carranza reportedly orders troops to Tampico amid port unrest. Vera Cruz gunboats seize control as Huerta era ships remain docked. British steamer Meta is sunk by a German submarine near Cape La Heve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Gutierrez
Aguas Calientes
Vita
Pablo Gonzales
State Department
General Zapata
Tampico
Garriica
Huerta
Harre
Cape la Heve
Harra
Baptist Conference at Shoshone Church
An efficiency conference was held Tuesday and Wednesday in the Baptist Church of Shoshone with Rev. L G Clark of the publication society Rev. A B Minaker pastor at large Rev. E P Smith of Bub! and Miss Thompson representing women’s work. The pastor Rev. Mr Erickson is pleased with the conference and the evening services’ success. LOST horse between Richfield and Gooding, 1500 pounds, lemon brand, rewards. State of Ohio affidavit offers ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each case of catarrh not cured by BALLS CATTARH CURE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Shoshone
LG. Clark
The
Publication Society
A. B. Minaker
E P. Smith
Bub
Miss Thompson
Mr Erickson
Texas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Xforesant
Seid
Frank 3. Cheney
Cheney & CG
Army Sent to France Brings Fresh Troops to Havre
Following Lord Kitchener's London banquet pledge of 1,250,000 men, transports stream to Havre. Up to 200 ships lie off the harbor while troops, mostly territorials, are landed rapidly and march through Havre amid cheering crowds. The units appear high-spirited, singing as they proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
France
Lord Kitchener
London
England
Barbor
War tax in effect and embargo news from Washington
Washington reports emergency taxes on tobacco beer and wine effective Tuesday with other sections following. Taxes apply to tankers show brokers theater owners and various goods with charges from 13 cents to several dollars per item. Portland reports near five thousand dollars in November exports as war actions boost demand and a wool embargo may ease shipments to the United States. A Swiss France Germany Austria pact on services is noted, and German Lieutenant General Ferd von Wackern vom Dackenfels killed in Russian Poland while commanding an infantry division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tates
Motes Pietures Bouset
Cippeccs
Chewise Com
sinYar
Charse
United States
Berlin
Ferdand Waenker
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Mra
Ledh
MM. Burnside
Bobi
Mr. and
Mrs. Hot Herne
Talley
Dim
Carter Edwards
Ranchir
Bear Gyuding
Vitor
Wees
W. Anderton
Mirsine
Mra Harer
Aes
Custer Farotty
George Ashley
Tomtreet
Stone Foundation
Lie Hansen
J.A. McPherson
Idaho Irrigation Company
State of
W. J. Tapper
John Heiman
E. Todd
Boise
Fordyce
L. L. Ormsby
St. Michael's Cathedral
Bishop Funsten
Dean Smith
Powell
Messrs
Kays
Wesley
New York
Fred Gooding
Epleenp Guild
Othe Gyetn-Traine Resity
Lindin
Horace C. Heulth
Mallee
Mat
Baugh
Patrick H. Hughes
Avery
Mille Barger
Hughes
Elizabeth White
Gilbert White
O. J. Brennan
W. W. Custer
J. R. Miller
Mert Weaver
S.todd
J. R. Bothwell
G BY Keefer
Frank Millsaps
Aliss Mabbu
Morse
Jacob Huber
Shoshone North Sie
Mr. Jeacob
J. Ht. Rothewell
Halle
Misa Peterson
Theocok
George Laurets
Lyme
Mr. W. Fortes
Archie Bowler
Batse
Anthony Thomaf Gooding
Minahip
Gooding Jeornty
Coe. Blake
Gooding
San Francisco
Robert H. Stevenson
Wallace Press-Times
Cole
Lafayette Street
Horne
Paul Jones
Rave
Owinad
Copp
Heist
Bothwell
Dietrich
Beckett
Poland
Journal
Etty Water Works
Shurr
Zapata
the Stockgrowers Mercantile CO
Baptist Conference
Richfeld
Goodline
Nott
Idaho
Ohio
Subeerite
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Kansas City
Memphis
Chicago St. Paul
Minneapolis
Oregon
Taccoinane
Ore
Joe Stocksdale
McEmanon Building
Walnut Street
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