Shoshone Journal Subscription and Advertising Notice
The Shoshone Journal subscription price is 2 dollars per year and entered at the Post Office at Shoshone Maho for transmission as second class mail matter. Advertising rates are available on application. Notices of church services society meetings printed tree cards obituary poetry and all church and society events when an admission fee is charged or items sold must be advertised at published rates.
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Shoshone Maho
Tax Free Bonds and People Demand Tax Relief
The piece urges Congress and President Coolidge to reduce taxes and stop issuing tax free bonds. It argues tax free investments shift burdens to consumers, calls for action to lift tax burdens, and warns of public retribution if reforms are not enacted. The tone presses for tax relief and fewer tax free instruments.
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Coolidge
Congress
Preelient Coolidge
Saeall
Tariff as a Business Question in National Debate
The excerpt argues the tariff is a business issue not a political one, framing it as vital to protecting industry aiding workers and federal revenue. It questions the impact of removing the tariff and the potential loss of over 200 million dollars in yearly federal revenue and reduced income tax yields.
Methodist Episcopal Church Morning Worship Sermon
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces morning worship at 1 with a sermon titled The Life of Abraham Lincoln. Music is led by Mary De Mary with Dorothy De Mary in charge of the choir as parish activities and seating plans are arranged for the event.
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Beeler & Grey & Saree
Traces of Irrigation Progress in the West
The article recounts how irrigation transformed arid western lands, noting higher crop yields per acre on reclamation projects in 1922 and the diverse benefits from water control. It describes pioneer hardships, the evolution to modern homes with running water and electricity, and the role of water measurement and distribution by officials overseeing canals and water rights.
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United States Reclamation
Howard
Bing
Muantale
Tam
West
Mall Canpie
Large United States reclamation dams and irrigation feats
The text reviews the development of irrigation systems under government reclamation service projects. It highlights management roles for water distribution, maintenance needs, and vast engineering feats. Notable dams mentioned include Arrow Rock, Elephant Butte, and Magic dam, with capacities and heights noted as evidence of historic engineering.
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United States
Arrow Rock
Elephant Butte
Rio Grand River
New Mexico
Big Wood River
Government Reclamation Service
West
Egypt
Europe
Asia
Africa
North
Arid West Settlement Efforts Highlighted in Reconstruction
The passage notes struggle against nature in arid western lands, stressing lessons from reclamation, advancing science and education, and the future impact on settlement, farming, and communities built by human effort. It emphasizes the value of self-help and persistence in transforming dry regions into homes and towns.
Doctor Herbert Dew Physician and Surgeon
Physician Herbert Dew offering special attention to children. Infant feeding guidance provided. Office in McMahon Building with home residence for sample SHOSHONE area. Office phone I2W residents private home details noted.
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Herbert Dew
McMahon Dytding
Local outlets advertise odorless product sale guarantee
The notice states the item is sold and guaranteed by Shoshone Hardware Company and Sinclair's Pharmacy, with assurances of no lingering smell and broad availability through these sellers.
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Hdw. Co
Sinclair’s Pharmacy
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Oaks
Reclamation
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Boston Cafe
Capons
Page & Son
Portland
Oregn
Sorel Universal
Ford
Hanes
Iday
Toh Barcell
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