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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal in Shoshone Idaho announces its weekly edition published Friday. Editor Edward 7 Barber leads the publication with a subscription rate of 93.00 per year. The fragile typeset shows misreads and garbled boilerplate from typesetting and imprint lines.
A fragmented editorial argues for strong Army and Navy readiness citing Rand or Cowling era advocates as warning against pacifism. It critiques Woodrow Wilson era propaganda and defends Senator Gorton for declaring support of military strength amid debates on defense and national security.
Readable figures show Idaho farm livestock in 1919 including horses cattle sheep and hogs with totals for head and value. Data covers dairy cattle milk production and dairy products plus poultry wool honey and eggs, company stations and farm counts. Strong entities: Idaho 1919 cattle sheep horses hogs milk production dairy products.
A lively hirteday party gathered at the Baptist church for Miss Sadie Anderson and guests. Activities included song fragments assembled into full tunes, an egg football game, and a high scoring candy prize. Milky Naor Hansen and Miss Prencis Ash contributed songs and readings while many named guests enjoyed the evening.
A fragmented reminiscence explains Washington as foreign soil for embassies and outlines immunity rules for diplomats. It recalls the city’s design by General Washington and a French architect, detailing wide avenues and circular squares carved for military and administrative purposes, shaping a tense governance concept.
Notices include a 1921 Federal Power Commission statement with salaries and expenses, a preliminary permit hearing notice for a power project on the Bear River, and a foreclosure suit in Lincoln County District Court against T. C. Smith and Williams Dooley by the First National Bank of Shoshone.
A garbled notice from Lincoln County Idaho references warrants and a court action. It mentions IS Independent School, designations and payment terms but the legibility is limited. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are present.
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