Shoshone Idaho Publication Note
Published daily in Shoshone Idaho by Edward 7 Barber editor and proprietor.
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Shoshone Idaho
Edward
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
4
When Opportunity Knocks Do You Answer I Haven't Time
A reflective piece urges readers to stop saying I have no time and to seize opportunities rather than justify delay. It emphasizes planning, refining methods, and pursuing a clear goal, arguing progress comes from initiative and focused effort, not busy work.
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Wiwally
Ewaltawa
Tax Menace Debate Dominates State Politics
Vague OCR text describes widespread tax pressure and political blame, with references to parties and officials debating responsibility. Mentions public sentiment about tax surcharges, public officials and the people reacting to proposals amid ongoing tension.
Government warns on tax cuts and political realignment
The government argues the power of prevent political pat tiee will fall unless they join the campaign for tax reduction. Experiments in political flow seek power amid public unrest as progressive western states push retrenchment, cutting overhead taxation from 20 to 30 percent.
Luxury taxes repealed in new year pullback from war era
The United States ends many wartime levies as the new year begins. Excise taxes on furs fabrics perfumes and cosmetics are lifted along with some sporting goods and patent medicines. Transportation taxes drop or vanish and insurance taxes are repealed while theatre tickets keep a levy. The changes aim to restore normal peacetime conditions.
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United States
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Jon Erelight
Mente
Uncle Sam
Hopeful signs in the sky for Idaho during the new year
Idaho forecasts general prosperity in 1024 with rising farming activity, mining, and diversified agriculture including revival of dairying and livestock. Freight reductions boost producer earnings to about 1.27 million dollars, with further gains expected from transportation tax repeal and broader distribution. Local authorities approve conservative shipment estimates.
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Idaho
Bome
Amaller
The Hunted Man Seeks Shelter From a Convict Smith
A fugitive from a Florida convict camp seeks aid from Bodmin born smith Abbie in a moonlit Florida night. The outlaw, claiming murder, recounts killing a rival to rescue his pledged bride Milly at Hicks Crossing mines. The smith refuses aid, citing the Bible and moral law.
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Waatera Newspaper Union
Florida
Tampa
Bodmin
Treckon
Abbie
Stith
Indy
Milly
Hicks Crossing
Piaman
High School Notes Reflect Julius Caesar Study and Sports
A dense school bulletin notes Julius Caesar study amid a basketball double header. It lists girls team lineups Agnes and Iyn Alexander, Virginia Bowler, Josephine Jones, and Eleanor Anderson as captain, with town rivals and several substitutes. Also mentions exemptions, geometry, a new history schedule, and a Dietrich game victory.
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Martha Gooding
Elsie Silva
Verna Webb
Julius Caesar
Fern Badley
Fern
Charles Badley
Shemhunn
Dietrich
Benny
Etean
Amie
Egypt
Cleora
Cleopatra
Ozelma Dunham
Mr. Wesson
Thelma
YeLldWay Y Hugdosmoceds
Agio
Not if as Rich as Croesus Remedied by Chamberlain Tablets
If you were as rich as Croesus you could not buy a better remedy for conservation than Chamberlain's Tablets. They are easy and pleasant to take and when the proper dose is taken produce a mild and gentle effect. They also strengthen the digestion.
Obituary of Henry M Fender from Clay County
Henry M Fender born May 9 1551 in Clay county resided in Lakho for many years. He married Mary Horny of Otte in 1890. Survived by children and grandchildren. funeral details unlisted in fragmentary notice.
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Rin Lutdren
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Des Merion
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Amamago Math
LAO
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