Local and Personal News in Shoshone
Local and personal news from Shoshone recounts visits by Mrs W Tsing and family to friends, reports on Riving's company work in Hatley, Mazda O1 demonstrations at Cash Grocery, and multiple small notices. Also notes on hospital visits, auctions, various residents’ movements, Chamberlain remedies endorsements, church and Red Cross activities, and local social events with names and places throughout Idaho.
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W. Tsing
Gene Allison
Shoshone
Riving
Light Company
Hatley
Jessie Everett
Cash
Corn Products Refining Company
New York City
Lester Cox
North Shoshone
J. W. Lundin
B. M. Jerome
M. A. Wood
Wood
Clara King
Edw. T. Barber
Dewey
Oklahoma
France
Hartshorne & Clayton
Jerome
Idake
C. W. VanHorn
Lillian Lang
Dietrich
Mra
EA. Briges
Lyn
Rundleman
Glenn Kerehner
Prof
Mra. Sruitt
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Chamberlain
Earl C. Ross
Hamilton County Republican News
Syracuse
Kansas
Trad Cross
Geo Anderson
Arthur Hansen
Treassurer
Sinclair
Vierney
The
Red Cross
Idaho
Mary McMahon
W. L. McCoy
Gooding
Ralph Hansen
Porthend
Mia
George Lewis
Pittsfeld
New York
Httle
Flo
Ned Mabbutt
Ray Dunham
W. Hi. Swart
Woodwant Bailey
Edith W. Heas
W. A. Stanfield
G. W. Stoner
Kaltting
Yuden
Yher
David
BL ‘M. Clements
Frank Grasse
Local War Effort and Community Notices Highlighting Patriotism
Rev Jay L Clow and Bert Snod grass assist War Department work at the courthouse. Fred Turner joins Schneider Drug Co. Vern Milleape and family head to Eureka Utah. L B Golden of Owinxa conducts business in Shoshone. D C Houser seeks rental housing. Shoshone Study Club donates five dollars to Christmas Seals fund, buys 182 25 worth. Ida Through American Eyes to be read at Methodist Church. Advertising lists sale of residence with six rooms and outbuildings. FRED RIGGEN
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay L. Clow
Bert Snodgrass
War Department
Court House
Fred Turner
Schneider Drug Company
Vern Milleape
Eureka
Utah
L. B. Golden
Owinxa
Shoshone
D.C. Houser
Nampit
Fragmented musings mix humor and crime notes in column
A column ripples with quips about royal loss and travel, quacks and figures, a London oculist claim on white clothing, and cost of living humor. A Beattie banker gets a sentence of one to ten years for a $1,500,000 theft, with a closing mock remark about shooting craps.
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London
Beattie
Street Corner Strategists Prompt Emperor With Quips
A witty clash of views on military leadership surfaces as everyday critics mock official strategy. The piece notes how common chatter may rival formal plans and describes a railroad car scene where a suiter's description collides with passenger space.
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William
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