Direct Trade and Rural Transport Plans From The Shoshone Journal
The article discusses direct trade between producers and retailers, urges improved rural transport and delivery reform, and promotes specialist schemes like parcel post to move farm goods. It highlights public resistance to reliance on delivery wagons and the need for better rail or trolley connections for regular supplies. It also extols the Boy Scout movement and outdoor activities as crucial to engaging boys with practical learning and ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansall
Notheing Danue
Boy Scout
Pillar of Strength Compliments Local Paper
A sympathetic tribute lauds a town “pillar of strength” who reads the newspaper daily, values its knowledge of local affairs, and subtly props up the paper by lending it to others. The piece calls him wise, vigilant, and integral to the community, despite not subscribing himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decauen
le Ie
Tnt
Pillar
Campaign to improve canned foods and public trust
The article discusses the growth of the canned goods industry in the country, stressing wholesomeness and palatability. It notes a national association meeting in New York, urging campaigns to educate the public and promote well-advertised products as safer and more appealing than fresh farm items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trelay
Asiolay
Fee
Etntry
New York
Stuith
Boy Scouts Mark Fifth Anniversary Nationwide Growth
The Boy Scouts celebrate five years since founding with over 300,000 members across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
United States
Washington Birthday Reflections On Washingtons Perseverance
The piece argues Washingtons birthday should be noted more, especially in schools, and highlights his perseverance through Valley Forge. It reflects on battles, congressional strife, and unpaid troops, praising steadfast courage and admonishing comfort in failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Valley Forge
Mastication as Key to Digestion by Dr Daniels
Dr Daniels argues thorough mastication boosts digestion by grinding food, aiding starch breakdown in the mouth, stimulating digestive juices, and reducing undigested food in the body. He warns fast chewing causes improper digestion and stomach irritation.
Shoshone Village Adopts Water Rates Ordinance 1918
The Village of Shoshone passes Ordinance 67 establishing a detailed water rate schedule for the Shoshone Waterworks System. Rates apply to private dwellings bakers barber shops hotels and many public and commercial users with monthly prepayment and penalties including a $1 cut off and reconnection fee. The ordinance, dated February 18, 1918, is signed by Chairman A. J. McMahon and Clerk Harry W. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Dmcc Oo
Court House
Opera House of
HBO
Shoxbondy
Winter Travel and the Growth of Offseason Resorts
The piece notes rising winter travel among professionals and the wealthy, with hotels and railroads advertising heavily. It contrasts northern demand for snow and sun with southern golf and motor tourism, and urges employers to allow workers a February or March break to refresh. It emphasizes attitudes toward travel, affordability, and cross‑country perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Company
Henry Ford
Wen dell Wins Free Baseball Game at Jerome on Washington’s Birthday
A free baseball game between school teams was played at Jerome on Washington’s Birthday with Wendell, and the Wen dell team won. A two inch snow cover blanketed the ground this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Washington
Wendell
Freight cars derail in yards with no through train delays
A Tuesday derailment in the yards caused three freight cars to leave the tracks at the north switches. No through trains were delayed, and operations continued as usual despite the incident.
Alias Summons Quieting Title in Lincoln County Idaho
The Idaho district court in Lincoln County serves a summons in a suit to quiet title to lands described in sections and townships, naming Milan Morley estate heirs and others. Defendants must answer within 20 days if in district, 40 if served elsewhere, to avoid judgment in favor of plaintiff. The case details stakes a deeded parcel and related heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
County of
Lincoln
Jahmson
Plaintit
Milan
Morley
Jane Moriay
Blas S. Morley
Anna Lilie
Anna Bforflex
Ellas S. Morley
Jane Morley
Jennie L. Morley
Ee & Morley
Emma Lile
Hunt
State of Idaho
Billig
Dewed
June Starley
Bilas S. Morley
Annabile
Anna Morley
Eilax
Jennie
Altried Court
Lincoln County
Frank T. Disney
Shoshone
District Court of
Mate of Idaho
Maho Irrigation Company, Limited
Thomas N. Nelson
Jesse M. Churchill
N. J. Minton
Are You At Odds With Yourself Liver Health Ad
A vintage health ad suggests many disorders stem from a sluggish liver. It touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy with a 26 cent price at druggists and also mentions Bucklin s Arnica Salve for skin eruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bucklin
Baptist Church Sunday Services and Welcome
Sunday school at 10 and 11 morning service. Evening service at 7 30 p m. Mid week service each Wednesday at 7 30 p m. A cordial welcome to all attend. Herbert A Erickson pastor residence E Logan street between Shoshone and Bird streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Erickson
E. Logan Street
Shoshone
Bird Street
Notice to Creditors Estate of James Wesley Kingston
The administratrix Christa Kingston invites all creditors and claimants of James Wesley Kingston deceased to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims are to be filed at Dietrich, Lincoln County, Idaho. Dated December 4, 1914. Also note, wanted clean cotton rags at the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wesley Kingston
Dietrich
County of Lincoln
State of
Idaho
Christa Kingston
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A. J. McMahon
Harry W. Anderson
Winter Travel
Roessler Bros., Shoshone
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Roberts & Adamson
J. W. Lundin
N. M. Buick
Boise, Idaho
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