Traffic Crash Touches Kimama Area During Parade
Agean Glass, a resident of the dry farm country near Kimama, drove with a defective brake through Dietrich on Sunday evening and collided with another car owned by a Gooding citizen causing substantial damage. Clarence Anderson was in Shoshone Tuesday during a parade of returned soldiers. Community members, including Carol Borden from Gooding, joined families at Hot Springs and around the Fourth of July celebrations in Halley, Guyer Hot Springs, and Twin Falls, with many planning outings and gatherings as the parade and festivities continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agean Glass
Kimama
Dietrich
Gooding
Clarence Anderson
Shoshone
Conrades
Clarence
Carol Borden
E. Borden
Over Hot Springs
Tubercular Cattle Restrictions in Interstate Shipments
Federal rule prohibits interstate shipments of tubercular cattle after July 1919 for breeding or dairy use. Tubercular cattle may travel for immediate slaughter under inspection and must be identified with certificates. Cars must be disinfected and kept separate from healthy cattle or hogs, with notices on waybills. Copies of Regulation 7 Order 263 from the Bureau of Animal Husbandry are available in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intersis
U. S
Teinspo
Tion
Bureau
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Animal Husbandry Bureau
Washington, D. C
Death of Mrs Canzler in Cottonwoods at Dill Hospital
Mrs Canzler of Cottonwoods died at Dill Hospital Sunday morning after gall stone complications. She was brought Saturday afternoon with acute gall bladder disease and an operation was performed, but recovery was impossible due to advanced illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Cangzler
Cotonwoods
Dill Hospital
Berry Market Opens This Week
By week’s end a complete line of berries will be available with red raspberries already in, followed by black raspberries and blackberries this week. Dewberries and loganberries will arrive soon, though canning quantities won’t be ready for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Shoshone Upgraded to Second Class City Post Office
Beginning July 1 Shoshone ceases to be a third class post office and becomes a second class city. Accordingly the windows will not be opened on Sundays and distribution will be made to the boxes as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Boxea
Bonds Planned for Shoshone Highway District Roadwork
The Shoshone highway district plans a 120000 bond issue to finance state and federal aided road construction and post roads. State and federal matching funds would cover most costs, with district share around 77000. If not approved, no state or federal aid and higher direct taxes for maintenance.
World War Veterans organize in Shoshone parade in 1920s Lincoln County
The Shoshone area forms World War Veterans group with officers Charles Carter president and Charles Manson vice president. A large parade led by T J Murray marks the event with the Gooding band, Mothers of Returned Soldiers, Red Cross, and a community supper and dance at the Court House grounds. The report also notes water studies on Big Wood river and related planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
World War Vetrans
Charles Carter
Charles Manson
Deino McMahon
EW. Sinclair
Hitchfield
Lincoln County
American Legion
Na-Ions Federation of
Si Mrvice Men
T. J. Murray
Walnut St
Gooding Bani
Mapeh
Boys of 61
Mothers of
Red Cross
Auton
Walnut Street
Northall Street
McFall Corner
Riverside Street
Peterson Street
Ball Street
Walnut
Pincettorney
Frank Diane
James
Methodist Church
Faiter
Boyd
Chester Johnson
Iuca
de Chee
Givine
McMatwan
F Waters
Gooding
Mali
Salslers
Hed Cross
Gooding Orchestra
Shoshone Boys Return From War Service
Citizens greet the return of L7th field artillery from Shoshone and district. Soldiers Chester Johnson Fred E Peek Fred K Walker Russell Fuller Stephen Bona Raymond Wheeler Ferdinand Clements Harold Ellis and John Elliott arrived with band aid from Fort D A Russell Wyoming. They served since July 1916, with Mexican border duty and later World War I in France and Germany. They were discharged at Fort Hassell after returning home June 16. The men returned eager for home cooking and family comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
L7th Field Artilery
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Chester Johnson
Fred E. Peek
Fred K. Walker
Russell Fuller
Stephen Bona
Raymond Wheeler
Ferdinand Clements
Harold Ellis
John Elliott
Idaho National Guards
Boise
Mexican
Nogales
Arizona
France
147Th Field Artillery
Army of Occupation
Germany
United States
Fort Hassell
Bonded Indebtedness Of Neighboring Highway Districts
A comparative statement lists indebtedness figures for Idaho highway districts and counties. Jerome District 300000, Rupert District 200000, Twin Falls District 1250000, Bingham County 600000, Blaine County in Gooding County 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oder
Jerome
Ruport
Twin Falls
Bingham County
Blain County
Gooding
Aotivieval
Two thirds majority vote urged for road bond election
A Shusherie Highway District citizen urges voting on Tuesday July 5 to secure good roads. Taxpayers pay under half of 120000 for the mitroad and utilities share. Idaho contributes 25000 with 27000. By voting for bonds, taxpayers may pay under 60000 and gain 112000 in aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maho
State of Idaho
Goodig Highway
Shoshon
Bickfield Highway
Shoshone
Story
Shusherie Highway
Phe
Mitroad
Telephone
Idaho
Lewis Grogan wedding in Shoshone marks June 30 event
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Lewis to Mr. Garland Grogan occurred in Shoshone on Monday June 30. Mr. Grogan is employed at Hansen's Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lewis
Garland Grogan
Shoshone
Grogan
Hansen's
Shoshone Richfield Road To Be Improved By Bond Issue
If the bond project of July is carried the five miles of unpaved road on the Shoshone end of the Shoshone Richfield highway will receive a deep layer of clay gravel mix. The stretch has long troubled drivers and caused high repair costs, with relief possible only if the bond issue passes at the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone Highway District
Gooding Road
Gooding District
Shoshone
Richfield Highway District
Lava Rocks
Richfield Road
Hichfield
Local Box Elder Trees Need Attention
By late July the box elder trees face foliage loss from worms. A thorough spray at this late date will prevent leaf destruction. Property owners should cooperate to secure a spray outfit for the job.
War Mothers of Lincoln County Call Meeting
Mrs A I McMahon hosts a hospital chat as War Mothers from Lincoln, Dietrich, and Richfield are urged to attend on Thursday June 19. The gathering aims to discuss important matters and enlistment concerns for war service. Names of local patients and doctors appear in fragmented notices from Richfield and Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
McMahon
Dietrich and
Richfield
Thome
Eben
Fey
Local Men Join Elks at Twin Falls
Local men attended an Elks gathering at Twin Falls with several named attendees. The event included a social at the Custer residence on Friday and featured a reception with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Twin Falls
Wil Clos
Custer Residence
Canis
Wregdas
New Parlor Millinery Opened by Emanuel and Nellie G
Eve Emanuel and daughter Nellie G have opened a parlor millinery and dress making establishment in rooms over A. T. McMahon's office. They come from Twin Falls and plan to make this a permanent business in Sho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Emanuel
Donelly Huddleson Marriage License Issued
On June 30 a marriage license was issued to Mr ROK Huddleson and Miss Sarah Donelly, both of Haltey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rok. Huddleson
Sarah Donelly
Haltey
Grain Grading School to Aid Farmers in Grade Systems
Field agronomist B F Sheehan of the U S Department of Agriculture will visit Shoshone around August 20 to offer a one day explanation and demonstration of grain grading. He will also stop at the Richfield and Dietrie tracts to cover grading methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Sheehan
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Shoshone
Sheehan
Richfield
Dietrie
Kingston Coates Marriage Set for June in Pocatello
Misa Ida Mute Kingston daughter of Dietrich and Albert Francis Coates of Shoshone will wed on June 19 at Pocatello. Mrs Coates recently left Twin Falls High School and studied at Links Business College this summer. Coates, eight-year neighborhood resident, served in the Hospital Corps at Camp Lewis during the war. After marriage they will live in Pocatello where Coates works as an Iam Xpress messenger on the main Oregon Short Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ida Mute Kingston
Dietrich
Albert Francis Coates
Shoshone
Pocatello
Coates
Twin Falls
Mr. Coates
Iam Xpress
Death of Archie Crothers At Sodas
Archie Crothers, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Crothers, died after a heart trouble illness. Funeral services were held at the Binds residence east of town with Rev. Phansgim of the Baptist Church of Jerome officiating. The Crothers family has long been known in Shoshone and vicinity, residents for about twenty years and involved in the County parrs farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaume Fsi
Archie Crother
C. Crothers
F Phansgim
Baptist Church of
Jerome
Crothers
Shoshone
County Paars
Statewide land sale offers 13,000 acres July bid dates
During July the State and Department offer 13,000 acres of agricultural land in Butte, Bonneville, Teton, Fremont and Madison counties. Sales run July 14 to July 25. The sale is described as the biggest ever advertised by the state and includes choice wheat lands in the Snake River Valley. Literature and a sectional map are available by applying to the Land Department at Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Bonneville
Teton
Fremont
de Madison
Snake River Valley
Land Department
Boise
Fire safety and forestry urged to protect crops and timber
An editorial urges fire prevention to protect farm yields and industry profits. It highlights better seed bed preparation and cultivation for higher yields, while warning that neglect invites losses. District Forester George H Ceell notes timber is logged at 40 billion board feet yearly with no replanting plan. Fire protection could save vast timber and support future lumber needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerten
George H. Ceell
Portland
Oregon
United States
Beet Tops and Sugar Production in Sugar Beets
A farmer asks why beet tops affect sugar content. The article explains sugar forms via light driven photosynthesis on leaf surfaces, with fresh, large leaves exposed to light boosting sugar production stored in the beet root. greater leaf area means more production directed to the root, influencing the industry’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
America
Tom Masini
Leas of Appetite and Digestive Health Advice
The text advises that a natural appetite returns with healthy spacing between meals, recommending five hours between meals and daily outdoor exercise. It notes loss of appetite often stems from constipation and can be helped with one dose of Chamberlain's Tablets, if appropriate.
Down to Brass Tacks Phrase in Printer Slang
A brief note explains the printer's slang phrase down to brass tacks meaning the compositor has exhausted the type in his case and is at rock bottom. The expression reflects traditional typesetting practice and implies finishing work on tight or final terms.
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Dietrich-Besslin
Harley Grewell
Halley
Peter Andrews
Guyer Hot Springs
John Bowser
Mrs Gee
Mitchell
Magic Dam
King
Church Smith
Mr. and Mes
W ‘T Dooley
J.J. Murphy Hd
Verey Smith
Jack Pease
Ben Mardei
Lehman Boys
At & Clock
Europe
Soldier Boys
Dept. of Agriculture
Ida. Tec
Tnst
Berry Market
Highway District
I 4
World War Veterans
Wood River
Wood
C. W. Kief
Stewartrye
Big
Chapelmett
Chipteell
Yogie Dam
Frost Ranch
Belo Uoeting
Assembly
Hoya
Pred Gooding
Will Newman
Chas. Morse
Frank Disney
Susie
Daddy
God
Nature
Valley of Plenty
Earl Wayland Bowie
Shoshone Boys
147Th
Lewis-Grogan
THE
John Englew
Stevens
Mins Jesale Davia
Caray
Farnell
Dr. Dill
Moyer
Retlevue
WAR Mothers Meeting
Emerg TY EL Spd
Aeticn
Orr
Stekti
Clivener Wherter
J. Truce
Shoshane
Donelly
Huddleson
Grain Grading School
Kingston-Coates
Archie Crothers
BIG Land Sale
Peper
Howe
Wwe
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