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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
4
Fragmented OCR from a Friday Shoshone Journal page shows a subscription offer in Idaho. Text includes invalid names and garbled lines but hints at an Edward J.T. Barber related listing and a subscription price around $200 per year. No clear dates or places beyond Shoshana, Idaho.
The article describes a hostile public screening where Veinine and Protaras faced removal and critics accuse Woodrow of suppressing dissent. The crowd voices opposition, fearing censorship as the cinema plans to show a private film against public will.
A forceful, period-voice critique argues legislators and officials pull from the public purse. It likens budget fights to a weaning calf and warns tax relief will unravel state agencies and universities. It decries subsidy seekers as tax eaters while urging real cuts to public spending.
Analyzes state and county funding, arguing that aid programs inflate costs and tax burdens. Claims misrepresentation by officials, warns against continuing the “aid” system, and assigns blame to taxpayers resisting expense reductions. Discusses farm bureaus and local government roles.
Dr Banks spoke at the Methodist Church Tuesday evening on World Wide prohibition. He argued Volkstead enforcement is strengthening but uneven and criticized raids on small violators while big players evade punishment, urging tougher backing and Americanization to curb German influence and anti prohibition resistance.
Cleveland A Dodge, banker and Near East Relief treasurer, proclaims America saved a nation through American philanthropy. He cites 110,000 homeless in orphanages and clinics, 1,000 relief workers, and more than 41.9 million dollars raised in wartime, praising Near East Relief as a paramount humanitarian effort.
The Twin Falls North and South Side Shorthorn Breeders Association held sales of Registered Short horn Bulls at Buhl on Wednesday March 2 and at Twin Falls on Thursday March 3. About fifty bred class Scotch and Scotch veered bulls were offered for selection. The bulls are old enough for hard service on farm or range and buyers were urged to attend while prices are low.
For liver and bowels that feel torpid, Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended to tone the liver and ease a gentle bowel movement. They also claim to improve digestion.
Boise dispatch reports a heated clash in Idaho's legislature over an osteopath bill. The Senate passed it with little opposition and the House debate grew intense as opponents argued public welfare concerns while supporters touted expanded surgical rights and competition benefiting patients. Knife imagery underscores the fierce, ongoing committee hearings.
An OCR fragment notes an event involving Om and Shrn Sunda on an unspecified date. Readable items include names, a location hint, and partial action words, suggesting a meeting or appearance but lacking complete details for a full report.
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