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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
5
Lincoln Loan and Title Co offers money on improved farms at 7 percent with best terms plus affordable funds for town property. They write fire insurance and prepare accurate abstracts of title with satisfaction guaranteed. Manager A. J McMahos leads Linests County Aretract Co Ltd.
Miss Elliol Doollith hosts a visitor for Christin as town reports a census drive with Crindall counting noses January second. Mrs Tamer visits from Wentelt. Miss Lena Christopherson starts Link's Business College. several locals travel, study, or recover from mishaps. Chamberlains Cough Remedy touted for croup protection.
Four Spaniards previously jailed for illegal liquor moves face new charges of sheep stealing. They allegedly stole sheep from R. A. Kelly of Picabo during recent storms and changed the brand to Pete Ami of Hailey by placing the Ami mark over Kelly’s. Sheriff Wheeler now holds ten other prisoners, calling it a full house.
Poland China hogs offered for sale with maturities and price options. J KR Jorgenson lists five room rentals and four room houses for sale with $500 terms. Lincoln County Abstract Co. advertises private money loans on town loans. Strayed: two year old black filly with a star on the forehead from S Ron Mulliner’s ranch seven miles north of Shoshone.
An ad seeks a 4 or 5 year old horse around 1250 pounds plus a good buggy or hack. Contact M. W. Moseley at the ockgrowers. Also an address for first class piano tuning by E. H. Weinstrom in Gooding Idaho. Price 4.00 in town 5.00 in country. A testimonial praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy from J. P. Dunes of Cubrun Kentucky. War roosts on general fund up to midber 1763 due payable at the Court House per E. A. Bowler Village Treasurer.
Ed Hubbard and family gathered for a Christmas meal with all children home except one sick. Gifts overflowed the tree and packages were opened with help from friends and family. Attendees included multiple Hubbard relatives and friends, sharing a warm, festive evening.
The piece argues railroads must have solid financial backing and regulatory freedom to modernize and expand across the United States. It calls for consolidation of roads into integrated systems, licensing to pool business, and freedom from petty political interference to boost the American transport network. It also explains brass as an alloy of copper and zinc with varying proportions and properties.
Government figures show snowfall up to Thursday in the watershed area. Galena Summit 45 inches, Ketchum 14 inches, North Star Mine 10 inches, Soldier Creek 17 inches, Vienna Mine 44 inches.
Jerome Post of the American Legion stages a home minstrel show January 5 and 6. Seat sale starts January 1 at North Side Pharmacy. Residents from Shoshone urged to attend for local fun and support.
Raisin grapes are discussed with notes on varieties Muscatel Gordo Blanco Muscat of Alexandria and Malaga. Bunches are sun dried on trays turning over time. Large growers use curing sheds to avoid rain disruption. Seeding is performed by machinery.
Notice is given that on February Wath day of 1930 at Rum Post stock MM at the R E Hewitt farm four miles north and six miles west of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho the estray described a white gelding over 12 years old weight about 700 pounds brand on fetlock stifle will be sold to the highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States. Dated December 20, 1919. Wheeler Stovitt.
In olden times sapphire drew venom bites and warded off apparitions while emerald calmed dizziness and sharpened memory. Ruby served as a strong amulet against plagues and was believed to grant cheer to the wearer.
On December 1 1919 Harry Jones took up one bay gelding two years old with a small forehead spot and white left hind foot at his farm about 11 miles northwest of Shoshone in Twin Falls County Idaho. On February 4 1920 he will sell the described estray to the highest bidder for cash at the farm location. Dated December 24 1919 Clarence Wheeler Sheriff 126 16
The Divided Court of the Fourth Judicial District Idaho fixes terms of court for 1920 in Weneth and Linco counties with dates ranging January to December and sessions beginning at ten o clock. Clerk to publish the order in two consecutive issues. Also notice to creditors for Thomas James Murray estate with claims to be filed within months after first notice at Shoshone County Lincoln Idaho.
On or about October 10 1919 at the A D Duff farm eight and one half miles NW of Shoshone Idaho two strays are described a light bay mare with white hind feet a browm colt with star on forehead both branded OK. Notice is given that January 22 1920 at 2 30 P M a sale will be held at the Duff farm to the highest bidder for cash under Idaho stray laws. Wheeler Chirence Sheriff.
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