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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
5
Local notes from Shoshone list visitors and residents including Parkhurst of Richfield and Mrs Chas Cleveland of Gooding. Dr Drake to visit on Feb 6 and piano lessons advertised. Agricultural items mention Fat hogs cattle and Gem Market. A church Ladies Auxiliary meeting set for Feb 7 with War Mothers group.
A note lists a THOMAS MEIGHAN Paramount feature and a HAROLD LLOYD comedy slated for Saturday February 4 at the Baugh. Community items include Mrs C W Dill named health committee chair for the Women’s Auxiliary and Hattie Peck leaving for a three year St Luke’s Hospital program. The Mothers Circle will meet at Mrs Asta Bock’s home with a light luncheon and all members urged to attend with friends.
The Study Club will host a waffle supper on Friday February 4 at 5 30 p m in the high school domestic science room. Coffee and waffles will be served as townspeople join in the gathering.
The Big Wood Cans Company board met in Shishene for a monthly session. John Badley was reelected manager for the ensuing year and C. O. Faby was returned to his former post. Ditch rider salaries were cut to $110 monthly and the salaries of Richfield and Dietrich superintendents were reduced.
Bishop Burns of the Methodist church will speak Monday evening at the church. The Lady Ald will serve a chili supper starting at 6 o clock. The speaking begins at 7 30 with no charge for the talk. Everyone is invited.
Geo W Waitt of South Gardiner Maine describes severe grip coughs and colds, noting prior ineffective remedies. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with relief and expresses desire to obtain another bottle for continued improvement and to end the grip’s effects.
A Paramount feature starring Thomas Meighan and a Harold Lloyd comedy headline the Saturday program. The evening also showcases a Baugh feature and a second comedy with the Misses Kiva and tem Silva, offering a varied slate of silent film entertainment for local theatergoers.
The Grange Hall dance drew a good crowd with Mrs Ivee Terry winning the final prize. Roads north and south were treacherous as drifting snow and ice challenged travelers. The Taylor family proudly shows their new organ from Sampson's of Baise. Mrs Elza Thorpe returned from Gogging after an operation. Mr and Mrs Thorpe live at Durrah's upper ranch while Mr and Mrs Hay Coons stay at Durrah's lower ranch. Edna Paul of Gooding visited the Sant home. Mrs Terry and J. spent time in Shoshone with her daughter. C L Nicholl came back from Salt Lake Monday evening. Mrs W Harrison of Twin Falls visited her sister Mrs Fr Kuka. A cow fell into the pond during milking, one animal drowned. N S A members face a written music exam next Saturday at Mrs D G Mitchells home. all members expected to attend.
John D. Robertson of Weiser warned Idaho residents of rising taxes as bond issues and new levies funded roads courts and campus expansions followed. Counties added staff and programs while schools faced wage pressures after the war, with debate over funding and birthrate impacts on local districts.
John A. Tripp of Gooding Idaho filed no proof to establish desert land claim for SW1/4 SW Sec 32 T6S R6E BLM Meridian. Final three year proof scheduled before Frank T. Disney U S Commissioner at ShoShone Idaho on Sunday in April 1922. Witnesses listed: Anthony Gomes Douglas Hitchcock C A Smith and George Cecil all of Gooding and Shoshone Idaho.
A historical speech argues for state guard in education and extension work to unite communities. It questions waste and calls for reduced spending while stressing that life is a shared responsibility. The speaker critiques excess and favors prudent, collective funding over parochial gain.
Leo Gebrig of Shoshone offers cattle herding services for the season. People with cows or other cattle needing herding should contact Gebrig to arrange help or a visit.
Item listing notes an Axminster rug offered for sale in good condition. Contact phone number 12 percent appears, but no clear contact provided. Potential buyer advised to verify details before arranging pickup or payment.
A directors meeting on January 4 levied a five dollar per share assessment on the capital stock payable by February 15. Delinquent shares as of February 16 will be advertised for sale and sold on March to cover the assessment and advertising costs. Dated in Shoshone Idaho January 24 1982. Secretary-Treasurer W Horne offices at Phasdane.
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