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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
5
The piece argues that protecting a child from croup requires no heroism but timely use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It asserts many neglect early treatment yet Chamberlain's Tablets have cured and are prompt and effective for all ages.
Chamberlain’s tablets are described as moving the bowels while improving appetite and digestion. They are said to strengthen the stomach without pepsin or other digestive ferment, enabling natural function and regularity.
Obituaries report death of Mrs Pat Hughes and a sister in Mediapolis at ninety. Mr and Mrs Bardets plan a visitor stay in California near Walter’s aunt as winter guest. Local notices cover city council meeting, Red Cross snapshots collection, staff changes at the Stockgrowers grocer, Golden Glow Mining progress, and rabbit drives urged by American Legion members for Sunday events.
Postponement of the Camp Fire Girls musical ten invites is announced with guidance to invitees. The message notes sugar remains theoretical, urges prudent energy use amid fuel crisis, and labels waste in fuel as social slacking.
Deputy Revenue Collector Charles Sheehan will be in Shoshone March 15 to assist residents with filing income tax reports. The tax law is complex and difficult to understand, but with Mr Sheehan's guidance taxpayers can prepare reports acceptable to the Department, regardless of accuracy.
A terse aphorism notes that regular exercise keeps a person warm while mining coal also keeps several persons warm, implying social or economic comfort tied to labor. The line contrasts personal fitness with industrial work and hints at communal or household warmth from mining earnings.
Mr and Mrs John Sims hosted a dance and card party at their Wood River home on Saturday night January 17 attracting over 63 neighbors from Shoshone and Richfield. It was one of the largest crowds in the area with cake sandwiches and coffee served at midnight. Dancing cards and runberrymaking continued to a late hour before everyone agreed to adjourn hoping to meet again soon.
Mildred Ballard formerly resided in Shoshone died Saturday January 17 at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Cleveland in Gooding. Thompson Undertaking of Gooding took charge. Funeral services were held in Shoshone at the Baptist church with interment at the Shoshone cemetery. Ballard leaves five small children, her father and mother, and several brothers and sisters.
Fred R. Rh. Reed urges unity among Western States reclamation associations to press Congress for funds. He argues the Far West must organize and persist, claiming national attention will follow when the public sees homes and employment at stake. He encourages supporters to boost publicity locally and nationally.
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