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Published every Friday at Shoshone Idaho by Edward T. Barber editor and proprietor. Subscription two dollars per year. Fateral at Pomtodice at Shoshone Maho for transmission through the multe a atcond class main matter.
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Shoshone Idaho
Edward T. Barber
Shoshone Maho
The Gang Spirit and Boys Crime in Town
A fragmented discussion argues that gang influence drives criminal acts among local boys. It claims no boy acts alone, and peer pressure shapes misdeeds, urging community action to reduce youth crime and redirect energy away from violence.
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Down Town
Rieke Dee
Jonrmaal
Martin
bin Mirwa
Meuley
Cohen
Inquest Called By Adtmiri Chairman White Cams Meeting
Chairman White of the Adtmiri convenes a meeting to determine a candidate for a notable position. The process aims to select a person for a public appointment following an inquest.
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Adtmiri
White
Hete Democratic National
Cams Minton Wit
BE Lous
Prien
Stunt in Economy Sparks Budget Grumble in Kansin County
A chaotic county meeting exposes fiscal schemes as Curtis Kansin exposes half pay schemes and misaligned claims. Leaders push budgeting stunts, moving educational funds down from two and a half million to a million and a half while public scrutiny grows. The scene centers on half payment tricks, misused credits, and calls for prudent spending.
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Curtis Kansin
Commlerminer
Hrgan
Sonndmy
Prune the Home Orchard on North Side Wards
The article warns that home orchards on the North Side tract suffer from poor pruning with trees becoming overgrown and woody. It urges amateur fruit growers to give proper care, noting that many home plots exist as side attractions rather than core farming.
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North Side
Farmipie
Proper pruning can restore farm fruit trees to yield
Favorable location on the farm yields returns if cared for. neglect wastes land and harms appearance. Older trees grew lusher but many are now crowded with useless wood. Pruning by removing sucker growth and central crowding can improve production. when dormant, time for pruning and shaping exists before busy season resumes. Welch, Agriculturist.
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Joby
Welch
Agriculturist
Sawtooth Weather: 1821 Forest Summary Notes Deep Snow
End of January snow in the Sawtooth watershed shows very cool conditions and high moisture, with Hailey recording 24 inches of snowfall and 2.25 inches of precipitation. Snow depths reach around 40 inches in places, and total Hailey precipitation from October 1, 1920, to date breaks prior eleven-year records mostly as rain. Data imply an abundant water supply, though forecasts warn of potential variability.
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Sawtooth National Forest
Sawtooth
Norquint
Halley
Hailey
Denuney
Jon
Sunairige
Lent Regulations For 1921 Lent Season In Catholic Parishes
Lent regulations issued for 1921 outline fasting and abstinence rules from February 9th to March 27th. Pastors urged to read and explain to parishioners the spirit of penance, with exceptions for health and age. Confession hours, liturgical services, and devotions scheduled across churches, emphasizing self discipline and religious instruction during the Holy Season.
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Seagon
Wewline
Nahow
Moritagulm
Murs
Sofeinek
Weldas
Tro
Lumley
Maes
Suntley
Team Pawling
Son
Seine
Penn
Lent abstinence rules and exemptions告
Bishop Daniel M. Gorman outlines Lent abstinence: meat forbidden except on certain days, with indults for workers and military families, and exemptions for service members. Additional instructions include Holy Communion duty, Lent devotions, Benediction, and parish guidance for alms and Easter collections.
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United States
Mesonia
Connell
Baltimore
Holy Land
Daniel M. Gorman
Rolye
Tuberculosis Hospital Fund facts driving public debate
A public notice defends the Idaho Tuberculosis Hospital Fund, rebutting claims of misused money. It outlines the fund’s creation by ad valorem taxes in 1919 and 1920, expenditures and settlements, site donations, and planned future use. The document argues the fund aims to serve Idaho residents with a civilian sanatorium, not a military one, and details governance, costs, and residency requirements.
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Tuberculosis Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Payette
State Affair Committee
PUD
State Affairs Committee
Sandpoint
Istte
Twsin
Costa
Tuberculosis Ass'n
War Risk Bureau
Idaho
Tuberculosis Association
Tolah
State Board of Health
Tuberculosis Sanatorium Plan Faces Private Care Clash
The piece argues private sanatoriums flood the West with tuberculosis care, not suited for Idaho. It envisions a 65 bed hospital wing plus tents and pavilions, urging a state funded unit, self sustaining with dairy and gardens, serving all, with paid, partial, or free care based on ability. aims to cure fifty or more to reduce poverty.
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