Knights of Pythias Christmas Entertainment at Shoshone
Delos Lodge 28 Knights of Pythias held a Christmas program at Castle Hall in Shoshone for members and families. More than two hundred attended, about sixty five were children, with a notable Santa Claus arrival and gifts. The event featured a child centered program and festive decorations.
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Delos Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Shoshone
Santi Clause
Santa Clause
Santa Wee
Santa Chase
Census Facts and Dates From Constitutional Rules
Important facts about the census outline constitutional duty and timing. It notes the start date in June and the period for population counting, with references to the collection of data from manufacturers and merchants and the sample enumeration within thirty days.
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Congress
Joniers
Santry
Agriculture Census Questions for 1919 Farm Schedule
The text urges farmers to keep farm records for census purposes and notes questions on crops, milk and batter sales, timber land, forest product values, and farm outputs for 1919. It explains the Agriculture schedule was prepared with U S Department of Agriculture assistance and invites farmers to request copies from the Director of the Census in Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Census Bureau
Washington, DCC
Dietrich Besslen notes local happenings and changes
Last week's notes arrive late. Mrs Mustard visits a mother in Shoshone under medical care. Dietrich high school basketball heads to Hagerman. Samuel Ray, formerly of Dietrich, now in Oakland, spends days in town. J J Murphy’s engine strikes, water fetched miles away. Christmas tree plans at the school building with presents invited. A marriage risk noted with house fire near Rathent. Clark becomes O S L station agent at Burley by New Year. Local trades expand as Mustard adds lines and ships hay to customers inland. Mesmerizing travel plans surface for Ciatsville Geogon next spring.
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Mustard
Non-Partisan League and the LW Ww Evidence Report
Reported investigations link the Non-Partisan League with the IWW and similar groups. A Mor ton County farmer, John Jones, faced a threshing crew pay dispute as a WW organizer pressured workers to demand higher wages. The farmer confronted the organizer and warned of action if pressure continued.
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Hisrmjrek
N. Dy
Tuwater
W. W
John Jones
Morton County
Aster
LW. W
Formation of the American Legion and its early aims
A 1919 Paris gathering led to organizing the American Legion with a national executive committee. The group planned campaigns for veterans at home, ratified the name at a St Louis meeting, formed a 14 member executive body, adopted The American Legion Weekly, and declared “Policies not Politics” to steer postwar governance.
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Paris
France
Inter-Allied Club
American Legion
U. S
St. Louis
Union
Legion
Minneapolii
Frank Qr Ollier
American Legion Weekly
Migm
Wee
X-Service
United States
Bie
Grand Army of the Republic
Marshal Foch
Congress
Tonk Hiss
League of Nations
Lawyer General Langer faces heated debate over labor law injunctions
A garbled report cites Attorney General Langer amid legislative clashes over the LWW act and injunction powers. The piece portrays farmers, the Not-Partisan League, and concerns that repealing the law would hinder courts and police, with quotes from John Jones and others about the impact on harvest laborers.
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Johan Brit
Jamestown
Langer
Fes
LW. W
Teemer
John Jones
IW. W
Tre Benn
League
Wrestling Match at Gooding Opens New Year Event
The Gooding Athletic Club schedules a wrestling time match at Dreamland Wed. Dee and Sst with KO Roman off of Omaha and Chas Cutler of Chicago as featured wrestlers. Local club promises a first class exhibition and invites all interested to attend.
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Gooding Athletic Club
Dreamland
Dee
KO. Romanoff
Omaha
Chas Cutler
Chicago
Gooding Club
Idaho women seek special session on federal suffrage
Five hundred fifty members of the University of Idaho Weenma's Laagee pledge to lobby for a January special session of the Idaho legislature to ratify the Federal Suffrage Amendment. They urge all women’s clubs and state groups to support resolutions urging the governor to convene the session and secure ratification before the 1920 presidential election.
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Idaho
Weenma
Laagee
University of Idaho
Fando
Dolay
Baptist Chino Rex KS Withrow Sunday School Wa
A cordial invitation to attendees and members to join Sunday School class activities and morning services, inviting participation in church programs and fellowship at the local Baptist church.
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M. Ip
Afl
Sunday School and Epworth League Schedule Changes
Sunday School at 10 A M. C F Services 11 9. am and 7 30 p m Christmas program by Epworth League. Choirs present a full program as CP Jones delivers a sermon. New Year address by J. Weaky Miter of Goodin at 7 30 PM. Public notices urge attendance and holiday plans with local families.
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A.M. C.F
Epworth League
CP. Jones
Juin Weaky Miter
Goodin
Mr Brown
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Gooding College
D. L. Moody
Inter-Mountain Empire
Gooding
Opler
Previk D. Eoipey
J C. W. Tenney
J Milter
H. A. Collins
Northwest
Madame Lily Lang-Collins
Prairie City
Oregon
Downey
Maho
Dietrich-Besslen
Seee Samuel Ray
Dietrich Tract
Oakland
California
Guy Eddy
A. M. Casper
Robert Cantrill
Dietrich
J. J. Murphy
Murphy
Christmar
Steve Rathent
M. Clark
Burley
Dourleys
Eee
L. P. Mustard
Ai Arsund
Eadmals
Cate SA
Washbirn
Bert
Rm Tember Ssi
Ciatsville
Geogon
LW. Ww
THE
J. M. Chirk
Mr. Clark
Christ Church
Dumvill
Clrsyman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mackey J. Brown
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