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A small daily notes editing change and a subscription price set at two dollars per year. The item mentions Boe and EnwaRrod T. Skaser in connection with the publication and editor roles.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
4
A small daily notes editing change and a subscription price set at two dollars per year. The item mentions Boe and EnwaRrod T. Skaser in connection with the publication and editor roles.
Farmers in Lincoln County face a dire season with drought and rising costs. They urge county officials to secure credit and water relief, note past similar pleas, and warn of crop failure without prompt action. Local groups seek loans and financial stability to preserve farming viability.
ARMon sits on fee simple state land with property to revert to J. and Miller if the state uses the main building for a Normal school. Critics accuse Dr. Bryan of power plays to influence the Aston Normal and question motives behind his actions amid oscillating legislative threats and ridicule.
The University extension board is criticized for spending large state funds and half the budget on salaries and travel expenses. Journal findings point to 1911 origins, rising costs to Idaho taxpayers, and alleged questionable value of so called experts. Legislature and voters may debate whether the department is worth the funds.
The Director of the University extension Department is cited showing large savings from experts traveling to instruct farmers. A critical reader argues the methods inflate figures, using beard growth as a farcical example and questioning the total claimed 6.7 million dollars in savings over forty years.
A fragmented account traces the long battle over the Albion Normal School from its Allien location to Mocetnno proposals and political maneuvering. It notes lawmakers like B. Miller from Hurley and the state’s role in land and funding while highlighting alumni and community efforts to keep the school open and its property within public use.
A fragmented OCR reads of a church meeting invitation by the Methodiste, noting a gathering next week at Chmuding with bishops and high officials to discuss church aims in national affairs. The text critiques inward looking clergy and weighs what people need from the church in a world seen as morally troubled.
A regional critique denounces corruption and the erosion of traditional faith. The piece laments high officials drifting into “scientific morality,” warns churches chasing card index trends, and urges a return to old fashioned religion and moral clarity amidst social decay.
Sunday attendance broke all records with 110 people aged 4 and up. Next Sunday features a solo by Mrs. R J McMahon with Miss Naomi Hansen on organ. The Exalted Christ will be the morning topic and A Conflict With Satan the evening theme. B Y P U notes praise growth and plans a coal offering for the church.
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