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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
3
A compilation notes Elko county bond issues totaling 2 650 000 and forest service stock grazing allocations for Tahoe National Forest. It mentions Pipestone Pass Montana nearing open traffic, Cut Bank irrigation hopes, Las Vegas Nevada resort plans, and a range of agricultural and legislative items from white pine blister rust to unemployment views and policing measures in New York.
The senate approved the refunding of eleven billion dollars in foreign debt maturing by twenty five years. Japan and China reach agreement on Shantung, with authority to sign. Weeks and Harding discuss Muscle Shoals disposal options. Armament talks near conclusion with navies linked and warfare agencies restricted. Railroads show postwar strength under federal control, McAdoo testifies on wartime property oversight. Light wines and beer tax proposals aim to fund soldiers' bonus. Hill and Brennan project substantial annual revenue. Knickerbocker theater collapse blamed on construction, not snowfall. congress accused for inspection failures. Foreign notes report withdrawals in Ireland, housing crisis in Durham, leper controversy in England, and France ready to restore Kwang-Chow Wan to China. Bolshevik advances threaten Finland. violent clashes in Bengal. Japanese movement noted in Southern California amid tension with officials.
Pren Moore prepares pea demonstration tours in Minidoka county while Napa investors form a corporation to back a 100 900 warehouse at Tenth Avenue and Front Street. Joseph Morley named Idaho Falls postmaster as phosphate shipments to Japan proceed and forestry at cost for state planting surpasses 100 000 trees.
General Leroy T Steward of Chicago, an original founder of the Scout movement, says the boy is tomorrow's man and that true leadership makes boys thoughtful and eager to do good turns daily. He notes decades of public service and pledges lifelong commitment to building good citizens through scouting.
James Caldwell and Clarence Livingholm stalled a train incident last November to avert a derailment on a tree blocked track. Railroad officials rewarded the scouts with a pledge to fund a new swimming pool at Camp Hernd, Omaha. A marker will honor the railroad for its gratitude and the scouts achievement.
A tenement blaze on East Fourteenth Street in New York drew a young Boy Scout, Frank Catalano, into the crowd. He describes his brave effort and the danger faced as neighbors, rescuers, and onlookers watched smoke and flames from the stairwell.
A garbled OCR note on a local youth boys’ event yields unclear lines. Readable names, places, or dates are absent, leaving only scattered fragments that hint at a game or practice session without concrete details.
London King George lauded the Washington arms conference in parliament praising the initiative of President Harding. He said the world owes gratitude for achievements and that U S relations with Britain enter a closer phase of friendship. He noted progress on armament limits and urged action on reparations talks and Near East issues.
A Salt Lake City extremist group, identified as a racist organization, served notice in an open letter to the press that lawlessness will not be tolerated. The letter cites recent crimes and pledges full efforts to suppress crime and support law and order, promising stern punishment of offenders.
Government officials announced the purchase of land four miles from the city near Gen Street for a National Hospital for tuberculosis treatment and ex-service men. Major Louis T Gewnt, director of United States veterans' hospitals, said the project will rehabilitate ex-service men across California Nevada and Arizona. The hospital is described as a nationwide effort with plans for a large facility and surrounding grounds.
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Mrs Harpee of Los Angeles recalls health recovery from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after illness during marriage. She credits eight bottles and prompts others to try the remedy, sharing how it strengthened her and aided recovery.
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