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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal is published at Shoshone, with editor and proprietor information. Office phone and realtenes address are listed, and the paper is entered at the post office for transmission as second class mail matter.
Cooperation among water users is described as a remedy for past conflicts over priority rights on Carey Act streams. The piece traces administration by water masters, the 1907 through 1919 House Bill 201 reforms, and subsequent installation of measuring devices and headgates. It highlights unified authority under TuABHEVent and the improved service and cooperative spirit, noting the 1920 water year showed strong run-off and drought relief.
Dorothy Kueh attends sehout in Phoahone. The Hites of Rupert visited Kimama Sunday afternoon. The Kimama highway saw two hay loads moved. Mr. King traveled to Shoshone Sunday and to the dentist, King and sons and Bobby Cash went to Shoshone Wednesday. Mr. Hinshaw has been ill for over a week. Fortune and rarity spent Sunday at the Alver Fortune tune. Mr. Behew went to American Palle Saturday evening, returning to Mupert. Cheers and Lowene Andean spent the week visiting Kee Cash and Bilew Fortwae.
Local notes report Mae Newman absent from school due to illness. Shoshone and nearby residents including Curly Freex from Dietrich visit. Harrison Fryan moves to Gooding. Gooding College to host a program at the Methodist church on February 1. Journal office sells issues at five cents. A seven pound baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Freeman of Jerome. Several residents visit or host guests from Spokane to Jerome. Rehearsals for Tom Thumb's Wedding progress. Episcopal Guild event planned. Wesson, Cameron, Chan, and Horlen highlighted in weekly lines. School staff, audits, and D.A.R. activities noted amid routine city life.
A reflective essay extols Idaho’s vast deserts and tablelands as a spiritual and aesthetic awakening. The author praises sweeping landscapes, distant mountains, and the promise of future abundance, urging readers to seek beauty, contemplation, and the deeper truth of existence in this land.
Notice to creditors of William V Evans of Shoshone Idaho that he was adjudged bankrupt on January 18 1923 and that the first meeting of creditors will be held February 21 at 2 PM at the undersigned office in Gooding Idaho Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Signed W T Stafford Referee January 30 1923 Excerpt.
Classified item noting wanted secondhand hay in good condition addressed to Adaresw Walker Box 477 Shoshone Idaho and a separate WANTED line seeking a reliable person to market Rawleigh products in Lincoln with contact M. J. Bridgman Joram Idaho plus a FOR SALE notice about November pigs by A. Randleman Metrich Taaho.
Special attention given to women and children with emphasis on infant feeding. Office located in McMahon Building with phone 121. Residence not listed. private home maternity patients welcome. Shoshone Dako.
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