American Platform Urges Liberty and Strong Government
Poindexter outlines an American platform advocating robust national sovereignty and law protection for all citizens. He condemns revolutionary communism, calls for deporting naturalized aliens who avoid service, and urges withdrawal of forces from Europe and Asia while opposing world trusteeship and a global alliance that limits United States independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Vera Crug
Archangel
Congress
Russia
Fisher
Dietrich-Besslen Notes and Local Movements
Rey Jewet of MtVinnon Washington visits his brother Ira Jewett. Charles Albers from Illinois checks land and livestock interests. Randalman couple on tour in Colorado. Moseley moves into Fred Miller place with three horses and two mules from J D Turner. Rawman dance last Thursday was well attended. Leithiser visits after Navy return in Seattle. Protracted meeting and weather outlook discussed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Jewet
MtVinnon, Washington
Brother Ira Jewett
Moseley
Fred Miller
J. D. Turner
Mes Rawman
Basket Supper Dance By Local American Legion Post
The American Legion post hosted a Friday basket supper and dance, praised as a first in Rhoshone in years. Committee members C J Jones Chaos Carter and Harry Stoner report a successful evening with plans for a game against Jerome joust and a dance to follow, featuring local music. Admission was 38 cents, with seven thirty start and seven dollars worth of fun promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Jones
Carter
Harry Stoner
Rhoshone
Jerome
Waddon
Sur
Jtrowe
Mberu
Rex Traian
Ross Marden
Pud Yaden
Frank Keefe
Fret Turner
Chae Carter
C.L. Jones
K. P. Hall
United States must refrain from meddling in foreign affairs
A discussion on American policy emphasizes non intervention and adherence to constitutional principles. The piece argues the United States should avoid foreign jurisdiction, restore traditional diplomacy, and pursue peaceful, honest commerce while resisting revolutionary change. It notes political aims and upcoming campaign themes, plus local notices of travel, moves, events, and community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republican Party
Twin Falls visitors clash with Shoshone on Saturday night
Twin Falls high basketball team visits Shoshone Saturday night with reserves, aiming to prove strong on the rival floor. Shoshone regains John Thunus and Mark Fletcher while Probart is ill. Local hopes rest on a speedy student turnout to support the game.
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Twin Falls High
Twin Falls
Newman
John Thunus
Mark Fletcher
Altheed
Chas Dunn
John Whitenack
Hagan
Mount Wernicke
John Thom
Mark Fletcher Welton Kilpstriak
Shoshone City Schools Report Strong Enrollment Gains
The Shoshone public schools report a 17 percent rise in total enrollment and a 42 percent gain at O Junior Senior High School over last year. Two new kindergartens add about 35 four to six year olds, plus a rural school eleven miles east. The district boasts strong departments, room and equipment limits, and a push to combat Bolshevism through social, physical, and political education in adolescence. Public participation and hosting teachers are urged to boost school life and outcomes.
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Sahiowls
Rchool
Shoshone
Tetebors
Schoat
Sige
Onser
Chiayas
Shushane
New Owner Arrives at Gam Meat Market
Frauk Kasemeyer, newly placed in charge of Gam Meat Market, comes from Gooding where he was tied to the Metropole Market. He is described as a capable businessman fit to lead the market residents, and locals are urged to call and welcome him with support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frauk Kasemeyer
Kasemair
Gooding
Metropole
Rabbit Drive at Rowe Waren Fone Grange Hall
A local event named a rabbit drive is planned at Rowe Waren Fone in the Grange Hall neighborhood Sunkey Justicry. Officials report a dead cabbrt kLad ten Rest summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torre
Rowe Waren
Grange
Sunkey
U S Supreme Court Denies Liquor Prohibition Challenge
Reported U S Supreme Court denial ends the bid to test the prohibition amendments. The ruling halts any delay in enforcement and affects Democratic opposition to the treaty. Recounted dispatches note tensions over Japan, Hungary, and central figures in Washington Paris and Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Reasor
Wilson
Ilipateh
Japanest
Americus Tropa
Sibert
Phillipines
Walhivestock
Sennom
Paris
Kaiser
Washington
Hitchcock
Underwood
Senate Democrats
Martin
Count Apponyi
Clemenceau
S“Ncil Tamareaw
Richfield Doings and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs George Schwaner entertain the BR Clark family this week. Eri E Stratton of the Cottonwood ranch purchased four bands of sheep from the Pender brothers near Myr god. Mrs Boring of Boont Town visited Fulchfiel Jett for their bum day. B Meskignons plans to spend more time at home after renting his farm to Crom Merskimons. Prev Buritwit conducts surplus meetings at the Methodist church stirring community interest. Hundred forty dollars per core price cited. LL Atkinson paid for the BOL chair west of town. Several town businesses plan to spend. Quet Jolasm and Nieson Avtn Alller houses noted. Richfeht well represented at southern winter reports. KE Streite in California with Avizepa before returning home. E H Allen at Tucson. T McMahon trying Arizona climate at Phoenix. Mr and Mrs Henry Lane and family with Mrs Lape in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Meskignons
Crom Merskimons
Buritwit
Richfeht
Sewthert
E Streite
California
Avizepa
E. H Allen
Tucson
Arizona
T . McMahon
Phoenix
Henry Lane
7 Lape
Reclamation Meeting on Water Supply in Poor Counties
The Trade Reclamation Association led by secretary Mak Fred Fe Treed calls a meeting for Tuesday and Wednesday January 27 and 28 at Burtey to discuss the American Falls dam and its relations to local people. All settlers in the counties should attend if interested in a better water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Trade Reclamation Association
Mak Fred Fe Treed
Burtey
American Falls
WARNING THE PLU AGAIN IN THAIG COMMUNITIES
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Miles Poindexter
Poindexter
Ernie
America
Navy Department
Merchant Service
Fisheries
Germany
Europe
Asia
Siberia
Turkey
Armer- Jean
Dietrich-Besslen
Charles Albers
Hlinois
Fret Leithiser
Seattle
Navy
American, Legion A
Steve
Igumes
Pend
Ing
B. F. Snodgrass
Dwight LaGrange
Kaby
Snodgrass Fort
Twnight
Snodgrass
Wees
Chstenen
Thurshiy
Dyulten
Diewich
Methouiet
Mickeljohs
High School Auditoriam
T. Dinsmore Aptor
W. Haminén
Yakima
Sunnyside
Thomas Edwards
OUR City Schools
Supt
J. BE. Wesson
Rabbit
Richfield
George Schwaner
BR. ©. Clark
Eri E Stratton
Cottonwood Ranch
Pender Brothers
Mrs Boring
Boont
Town
Fulchfiel
Jett
LL Atkinson
Tow
Nieson
Alller
Enne
PLU
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