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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

Page

8

Proceedings of the Lincoln County Board November 26 1918

Lincoln County commissioners meet on November 26 1918 with W J Tapper chairing and members Anderson McMahon and Landin present. The clerk of district court bond set at 17000 dollars and various claims approved including supplies salaries and election expenses.

W. J. Tapper Ander Anderson J. McMahon J. W Landin District Court G. Avery Michet Liscwin County Teronssipititios W. & Perkinurvt Eldwath Bor Landin Benet Anderson Benet Anderson, Aevisting Cutreemure Arrin Drees Revues Util

Portland Markets 1908 Quotations and Prices

Portland markets report rough wholesale quotations across cattle hogs and sheep with prices for heifers steers and cows. Highlights show median beef cattle around 8 to 9 dollars, hogs and sheep varying. additional figures indicate bids and sales at multiple yard levels. Market notes reference several farm and trade names and indicate general activity for December 17, 1908.

Sheriff Sale Notice of Lincoln County Idaho Foreclosure

Notice of Sheriff sale issued by Idaho District Court in Lincoln County to satisfy a 1918 decree. The sale covers the NEY SW and N1/2 SE of Section 21, Township 4 S, Range 19 E Boise Meridian, plus 120 shares of Big Wood River Reservoir Canal Co stock under Idaho Irrigation Co contract 40. Sale set for Sunday January 10, 1919 at 2 pm before the Shoshone courthouse lawn. Clarence Wherler, Sheriff.

Albert Roy Alfred Goodhue Neilie Goodhue Crewahaw Mra. M. Crewahaw District Court of Fourth Judicial District State of Idaho Lingols Jos FL Albert Nellig Goodhaw B. M. Crewshaw Mra M. Crewahaw Gaid Court County of Lincoln State of Idaho Boise Meridina United States Clarence Wherler Sheruf

Public Notice. Lincoln County Officials to Hear Appeals

Public notice from Lincoln County Board of Commissioners announces a January 1919 meeting at Shoshone Court House to consider permission to appoint an assistant and other duties for the treasurer and county collector. Stella Cook signs as present at the office filing. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after a death, signed by Mr and Mrs C Werks.

Cotia- Hy State of Kindo

Withdrawal of Carey Act Lands From Entry and Settlement

Notice by the Idaho State Board of Land Commissioners withdraws specific Carey Act desert lands from entry and settlement. Lands in Lincoln, Gooding, and Blaine counties, described in contracts and segregation lists, opened after 1907 and 1909, are withdrawn effective dates noted. The lands were segregated under the Idaho Irrigation Company system. Attest: M C Scott, Register.

Borne Idaho State Board of Land Commissioners State Board of Enw Houth Mange United States Boise Meridian Idaho Gooding Lincoln Idaho Irrigation Company, Limited

Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Christmas Aid Drive

A call to join the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call urging readers to answer present and support soldiers overseas. It highlights how contributions provide food clothing shelter and care and asks girls and all readers to become members this year. The message emphasizes national unity and charitable duty during the holiday season.

Red Cross M Kaven

This Is the Song of Little Things by Jeanne Judson

A fragmented poem-like piece recalls simple joys and healing through the Red Cross. Images of a clean bed, quiet rooms, a cigarette, and a mile of relief blend with references to an old man returning home and children at play easing pain.

Jeanne Judson Ilamine Red Cross

What Red Cross Means to Desolate War Orphans

A Red Cross appeal highlights membership as mothering desolate children left by the Hun invasion. Mrs. Lars Anderson notes that aiding these poor homeless mothers and their frightened children can quiet the horrors of war and stir compassion.

Great American Red Cross Lars Anderson Kiddles

The Red Cross Service in World War I Charity

The Red Cross aids dependents of American service members beyond battlefield relief. It provides counsel when government benefits or insurance information is delayed and supports families while soldiers serve in the cause of world democracy.

Red Cross Belgium Europe America Battlefeld Red Crows Jefferson Red

Notice of Deputies Application in Lincoln County Idaho

The duly elected Clerk of the District Court and ex-Officio Auditor and Recorder of Lincoln County Idaho announces on January 12 1919 an application to County Commissioners for two deputies and requisite clerical assistance for the office. Dated December 5 1913. J W Lundin.

Lincoln County Idaho J. W. Lundin

Linco County Shorts Seek Deputies, Office Aid

The duly elected Shorts of Linco County Minho will apply on January 15 1918 to the Board of County Commissioners for two deputies and any other assistance needed for that office. Dated December 5 115. Clarence Wigelen.

Linco County Minho Board of County Commissioners Clarence Wigelen

Deaths and illnesses linked to influenza report

Florence Jones daughter of Mrs Josie Monson Jones died of influenza at the Beattle home. Miss Laura Monson is dangerously ill with the disease.

Fred Monon Florence Jones Josie Monson Jones Beattle Jones Laura Monson

Camp Fire Girls Bazaar Profitable Community Event

Camp Fire Girls held a bazaar and cooked foods to great success both financially and socially. The sale raised 54.65 dollars in cash and earned praise for the girls conduct and service. Thanks were extended to T. H. Gooding for use of an office and to Siwtalr Pharmacy for loan of a Vietrota. The display compared favorably with adult craft from Sho shone, and patrons were pleased with the dainty triumph and service.

Baxrar Tris T. HM. Gooding Siwtalr Pharmacy Tadiew

Roll Call Unanimous Red Cross Demonstration

The description designates a Christmas Roll Call to register active participation in the spirit of Red Cross membership under its auspices. It stresses expansion of membership to the western limit and rejects ideas of a fundraising campaign, framing the effort as a pure civic act rather than a drive for resources.

American Red Cross Rel Chass Champaign Red Cross

Fragmentary statement on Bolshevik opposition and red terror

Suspicious tone notes opposition by German workers and council to a constituent assembly. Mentions Testy and a journey toward red terror. Text appears as incomplete OCR with unclear names and dates.

Wich

People of Idaho instruct new governors to oppose radicalism

A message from Idaho voters declares opposition to socialism and radicalism. It shows Samuels winning with about 19127 more votes than his opponent, signaling a strong mandate to steer state policy, keep business stable, and avoid sweeping reforms. The people’s instruction aims to keep the state on a cautious, steady course.

Pocatello Tribun Dew Wate Idaho Davis Barness Devin Samuehs Tago Hawley Brady Haines Alexander Samuels

Married on Arrival Home in Jerome Idaho 1918

Corporal Fred Varnum, a Jerome rural carrier who served in aviation and infantry, returns home to marry Genevieve Quigley after brief training near Camp MacArthur. The couple wed at Rogerson Parlors with local friends and family present, and will reside at Rocky Knoll.

North Side News Jerome Idaho Fred Varnum Uncle Sam California Army Infantry Central Infantry Officers’ Training School Camp MacArthur Waco Texas Washington Varnum Southland Genevieve Quigley Lochingar A. Varnum Slukers

Died of Influenza at American Falls Youth Anton M Peterson

Anton M Peterson died at American Falls from influenza on Wednesday. He was the son of H. M. Peterson, residing on the DI ranch, aged 10 years 8 months 8 days. The remains were taken to Shoshone for burial and the funeral will be held Friday afternoon at the family home. He was a young man of promise, mourned by many friends.

Anton M Peterson American Falls M. Peterman DI Ranch Peterson Nish Elon

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