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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
4
Fragmented item notes the Shoshone Journal published each Friday in Shoshone Idaho with editor Edward T Barber and mentions subscriptions and local political labor topics. The text is garbled and blends faded scripture-like phrases with references to Joy Ray Me Wilspat and Joyful activities, lacking clear events.
Fragmented text recounts a town under siege using a single pump as a symbol of resilience. It describes a dictatorlike plan to heat or punish residents by forcing them to reveal coats and identities, while a fictional administration pursues a punitive policy echoing historical coercion. The passage mixes allegory with warnings about coercive governance and social control.
The passage argues for an extended route from Shoshone toward the west and south to equal distances, proposing a rail or road connection to ease travel and move people away from Shoshone. It suggests building grounds along the Little Wood River and a fence to support safer travel, envisioning a triangular area with shows of water and gates. The text emphasizes strategic relocation of populations and benefits of a broader route.
Fragmented draft discusses Jeffersonian government theory and party evolution. It references Jefferson’s Federalist era ideas, Adams era dynamics, and the rise of Republicans and Democrats. Mentions major questions of policy and the balance of powers under the Constitution.
The piece contrasts Jefferson and Jackson era strong governance with Lincoln and Wilson, arguing for strict application of existing laws to defend the nation. It recalls presidents’ duties to uphold order, fears about crime and foreign threats, and critiques administration paralysis. It cites Cleveland and Venezuelan affairs as examples of using statutes to defend the republic.
Holme Idaho January reports amid renewed scrutiny of the Nonpartisan League. Townley’s alleged sedition charges cast doubt on leaders while McKaig faces civil claims. Farmers flee the league amid fears of North Dakota influence and Woburn style autocracy, noting ties with radical groups and internal disarray.
Notice from Shoshone Idaho principal of Black of Business district announcing a twelve dollar per share assessment on stock, payable by February 10 1920, delinquent February 16 1920 and sale scheduled March 8 1920 to cover unpaid balance plus costs. Dated January 3 1920.
In Japan the value of wrestling is universally recognized, leading to an average Japanese physique unrivaled for power and agility. The internal vitality depends on the balanced development of the lower body's muscles, notably the tower muscles.
The piece warns against relying on luck for large undertakings and argues success comes from deliberate preparation. It contrasts blind fortune with disciplined effort, stating that control of effort yields honors, while luck may lead to defeat.
A distorted quotation praises a carefully chosen library and a group of wise writers. The passage extols the value of recorded wisdom and learning, noting how even eminent thinkers can be flawed yet their ideas remain accessible in transparent writing for readers of another era.
A spirited supporter stands by the home team to the end, even as the crowd thins and the Wake Weather Pans desert the arena. The fan remains steady, embracing regular attendance and a steady rallying cry for the squad.
Fragmentary quote from Mickie about wishing to be a dog to lick the press crew into action. Mentions late paper, ragged work, sweating and swearing, and Forbes Magazine.
A wartime sermon warns that Bolshevism threatens the American home and constitutional rights. It urges sober minded citizens to act to prevent destruction from within, warning that unchecked revolution risks undermining property, law, and order. Churches announce regular services at Baptist, Episcopal, and Methodist parishes with planned sermons and music.
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