War Time Patriotic Threats and Propaganda Debate
A Shoshone Journal opinion piece condemns German aggression and domestic treason while urging unity against Kaiser Germany. It warns readers that neutrality or dissent aid the enemy, calling for active patriotism and support for the war effort.
Kaiser Calls for American Recruits Ad in Appeal to Reason
A garbled ad from the Appeal to Reason in Girard Kansas promotes recruitment for American causes. The notice reflects wartime advocacy printed in the leading convention page of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Appeal To Teason
Girard
Kanaan
Uniltad
We Are At War With Germany And Austria
Fragmentary 1917 mobilization prose urges war bond support and sacrifice. Passages stress national unity, enlistment, and printing strong anti German sentiment, with repeated calls to sustain the war effort and oppose German aggression.
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Germany
Austria
Tounda
Delgum
Manes
Pitand
Betty Herman wMioers
Feo
Peasantry drama fuels Idaho irrigation clash
A Boston Tribune letter and Governor Mose recount an event at Camp Lewis where he met with the so called peasants of Gooding and Lincoln Counties. The piece questions the label peasant and recalls Mose shifting his meeting from Showbone to Camp Lewis to discuss vital irrigation issues with farmers.
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Xenthe Eonder
Kathor Uiil
Capital
Meee
Hiv
le iv
Camp Lewin
Gooding
Lincoln
Dacline
Mose
Showone
Ovension
Europe
Camp Lewis
Maho
Lo Webster
Tahoe
Idaho
Stamping Out Treason and Mutiny in Wartime
A harsh call declares the quick punishment of thirteen mutinous soldiers who attacked Mou tun, arguing swift retribution would deter traitors and German propaganda. The piece asserts punitive action strengthens American morale and discourages sedition while rallying patriots against pro propaganda bands.
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Moutun
Phshius
Teommtines
Peddie
Notice to Creditors Estate of William Zelgler
Annie M. Zelater administrator of William Zelgler deceased issues this notice to creditors and all claimants. Claims must be exhibited with required documentation within ten months after first publication at Shoshone Idaho. Date Dec 1987. DT-28
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Credi
William
Annie M. Zelater
Zelgler
Shoshone
County of Lincoln
Lutte
Idaho
Dutest
Christmas Service Plans At Methodist Episcopal Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church outlines Sunday services led by Pastor Jay L. Clow with a morning sermon Making the Christmas Message Live and a special Christmas service tonight. The Sunday School Christmas program will be Monday evening at 8:00 o clock, featuring song and recitation by high school girls under Mrs. Clow. A special Armenia and Syria relief offering will be collected.
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C.F. Bordom
Ladies Aid
C. N. Johnson
J. O. Baker
Traummerell
Schumann
Anthan
Dfolland
JL. Clow
the Holy City
Adama
MS. Johnson
Guiber
T. H. Gooding, Jr
McPhail
Tople
Mini Miasmusnen
Armenia
Syria
Jay. L. Clow
Baptist Church Services Preaching and Song Service
Baptist church outlines Sunday schedule with morning sermon titled The Faultless Man and an evening gathering centered on a song service led by Mrs. Swartz, the pastor's wife, including a brief address to young men and women.
Christ Church Episcopal Services Plan Weekly Schedule
Regular services listed with times for Sunday School Morning Prayer and Sermon Evening Prayer and Sermon Holy Communion on first Sundays at 11 am and third Sundays at 7 30 pm Choir rehearsal on Saturdays. A welcoming note from Rector J Colman Horton invites all to attend.
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J. Colman Horton
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Estray in Idaho
On November 15, 1917 Jas W Patterson recovered a three year old mare weighing about 900 pounds with a white face and three white feet and no brand. On January 30, 1918 at 2 pm at the Patterson ranch near Dietrich Lincoln County Idaho the sheriff will sell the estray to the highest bidder for cash per estray laws. Dated December 18, 1917 Clarence Wheeler Sheriff.
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Jas. W. Patterson
W. Patterson
Dietrich
Lincoln County
Maho
Idaho
United States
Estray Notice of Dark Iron Gray Mare for Sale
On November 27 1917 J P Welas took up a three year old dark iron gray mare weighing about 1100 pounds with a star on forehead white stockings hind ankles and no brand. Notice is hereby given that on January 17 1918 at 12 80 o clock p m at L B Wells farm one will sell the described estray to the highest bidder for cash under Idaho stray laws. Sherrit
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J.P. Welas
LB. Wells Farm
Miles Beast of District
Lincoln County
Idaho
United States
Clarence Wheeler
Sherrit
For Sale Several Good Much Cows
For sale several good cows offered by Truman Dalry of Shoshone. Contact details not provided.
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Truman Dalry
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