Fragments Urge Saving and Future Planning
A terse fragment highlights saving money, starting with any amount, and earning interest as part of a sane look ahead. It emphasizes work, thrift, and preparing for the future through bank accounts.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
5
A terse fragment highlights saving money, starting with any amount, and earning interest as part of a sane look ahead. It emphasizes work, thrift, and preparing for the future through bank accounts.
First National Bank of Shoshone hosts and guests mingle at informal supper. Dozens of local residents attend events including War Mothers and Women’s Auxiliary luncheons. Visitors from Richfield and Gooding, family travels, and school sports loom in community calendar with meetings and preparations for upcoming games.
A one page outline letter from the Idaho Reclamation Association urges businessmen and citizens to push Congress for early passage of the McNary Smith reclamation bill. It advocates personal campaigns, expressing that western development and markets depend on this act and promises a return to government, urging daily letters to eastern connections and congressional delegation.
The Lincoln County Idaho warrants payable at the county treasurer’s office are listed by number, with a note that interest stops January 23, 1922. Dated January 12 1922 at Shoshone. Stella Cook is the County Treasurer. Also an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets with liver health claim.
Drakes patients are notified that the regular visit on Monday January 9 is canceled. Dr. C Mt Deatke will hold a patient meeting at the McFall hotel Friday January 20 instead.
The Wilson family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the illness and death of their beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Joe Wilson. Joe Wilson and children Mr and Mrs S Todd express gratitude for support during their bereavement.
A neighbor found Mrs. Fay unconscious at her home on Friday. She suffered facial bruises and cuts from a fall at the kitchen sink, water drenched her, and her clothing was cut to remove it. She remained in serious condition as relatives gathered, including son Arthur Murray in California and others from Burley Hayspur Montpelier.
A scanned ledger fragment lists capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and current expenses. It notes cash, demand deposits, and time deposits, with totals and a county affidavit signed by A. W. Hansen and others, acknowledging the truth of the statement.
Unclear readable text describes a sequence with names and numbers but lacks coherent facts. The fragment mentions individuals possibly including Chou and Manette with uncertain actions. No verifiable event or outcome emerges from the legible lines.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an event around a date in August and names including Matias and Vinervall. The legible portion references wool and a noted trader, with uncertain surrounding context. The text is too fragmentary to determine a clear subject, location, or outcome.
A Hastings Nebraska ad from Palm Art Co promotes a $5 14 by 20 oval convex portrait free with a 95 cent postage fee. The company urges customers to mail photos for a trial, promising to reproduce or copy the portrait and offering frames bought elsewhere.
Public Administrator Stella Cook notifies creditors and all persons with claims against Arnaud Arreche deceased to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown to the administrator in Shoshone, Lincoln County, Mahoh State, January 4, 1922.
Good time to prepare for college study as Gooding Idaho's institution lists commercial branches textiles dietetics rural sociology and many other practices. Contact C. W. Tenney, President, Gooding, Idaho, to inquire today.
Public notice announces a proof submission at 2 p.m. January 28 1822 in Shoshone Lincoln Idaho before Notary Frank T. Dis ney for a 0.4 cfs beneficial use of water from an unnamed stream under permit 14877 issued by Idaho Department of Water Resources. The readable text includes garbled names and places.
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