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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
5
Local residents and visitors share holidays plans and travels across Shoshone, Moscow, Pocatello, and surrounding areas. Family gatherings, schooling, and seasonal visits surround occupations from fish hatchery to farming, with health concerns and local commerce also noted.
A reader from Permitson Station Maine recalls using Cham berkin's Cough Remedy for mild croup symptoms in children and coughs in adults. She reports relief after a few doses and a quick return to health.
Delbert Carothers five year old son and another boy play in a Jerome tent when a match ignites stored powder causing an explosion. The Carothers boy dies about a day later while the other boy dies in about three hours. The Carothers family is prominent in the area. The body was moved to Shoshone and funeral plans were announced for Friday afternoon at the Thomason residence.
Six month old pigs wean at 75 pounds. Prospects for 1000 pounds at maturity. Pure breeds offered cheap at sale. Both sexes available. Location one mile west, four south of Dietrich Idaho. J Jorgensen. FOR RENT Three room furnished cottage inquire Journal office.
Second hand furniture wanted for quick sale at the Journal office WANTED. Acent for Shoshone and vicinity. For rent and sale five room house in good location. For sale four room house for $300 terms. Other good buys in homes. Private money to loan on town loans. NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING SAWTOOTH GRAZING ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting in Shoshone Idaho on Monday January 5th 1920 at 1:00 PM for election of 4 Board of Directors and other business. December 30 1909. Chamberlain Cough Remedy recommended for colds to prevent spread.
A reflective piece on life as chapters in a white, endless forest. It speaks of the mystery ahead, the limits of human completeness, and the yearly opportunity to live, learn, and approach appreciation of God's works despite finite minds.
Miss Ruby Grosse, a Lewiston Normal School student, has been elected as one of three delegates to represent the school at the Student Volunteer Convention to be held in Des Moines Iowa from December 28 to 31.
A concise aphorism asserting that latent genius is a presumption and that all that can be will come into being while what cannot come into being is nothing, attributed to Amitet.
In 1914 on August 15 the Panama Canal formally opened to world traffic after nine years of construction. The final cost, excluding fortifications civil government and payments to Panama, was about 257 million dollars. The first passage after opening went to the steamship Anton with Colonel Goethals aboard. The Cristobal to Balboa crossing took nine hours.
The Lilac Tree is described as perhaps the most splendid of Bower Ing trees, with a familiar fragrance. It belongs to the olive family, closely linked to the common privet, but bears no fleshy fruit and is valued for its splendid blossoms andMessox ts.
A reflective meditation on life’s fullness and the danger of missing its beauty. The speaker argues that fulfillment comes from perceiving goodness, mystery, and possibility, warning that those who fail to notice the world’s worth become discontented and unworthy of their heritage.
An excerpt emphasizes seizing opportunities and forming good resolutions promptly. It quotes Bishop H. C. Potter urging action now rather than delaying into tomorrow or next year. The passage frames the New Year as a moment to begin decisive self improvement.
A fragmented reflection foresees conflict giving way to progress as knowledge grows. The speaker envisions a year of mixed sorrow and sacrifice yet overall improvement for mankind. February is expected to bring a clarifying, hopeful sign.
Two detachments of British troops reportedly walked on a famous gem field during a march in Southwest Africa in war days. The units allegedly trod across the diamond-bearing area, with soldiers seeking valuable stones at each halt amid the trek.
The piece muses on last year’s resolutions and future hopes while recalling wartime experiences in Gal lipoli and France. It mentions British officers, migratory minds, and scholarly notes, concluding that the year should be judged by God despite human evil.
The journal wishes readers a happy new year and urges living fully to gain real joy. It emphasizes contributing to the world and realizing one’s potential through effort, responsibility, and opportunity.
The passage speaks of New Year as a moment for personal self insight and collective progress. It emphasizes a hopeful view of humanity, urging improvement, invention, social justice, and joy for the masses through renewed energy and opportunity.
The line suggests New Year’s Day 2 is what precedes a pupil’s return to school. It frames holiday time as a lead in to term time, implying exams, routines, and schedules follow the break. The remark echoes a classroom viewpoint on holiday length and school restart.
A compact reflection on judging outcomes by their starting conditions. The speaker argues one should weigh both end results and initial factors to discern true advantage, noting initial disadvantage can yield later benefit.
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