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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal edited and published by Edwardo F. Barber and Zeno C. Rechel lists a subscription price of $2.00 per year. The paper is issued from an Idaho post location with standard mail service terms noted.
In a northern Missouri church an informal cry pits “cream” members against “skimmed milk” members. The speaker urges written notes to unite the flock, warning that visible cream stands may exclude others at the pulpit.
The piece argues citizens must weigh Wilson’s motives in the League of Nations against party loyalty. It questions whether his leadership warrants support or partisan critique, urging readers to consider his stance, past actions, and the prospect of a third term amid global policy stakes.
The argument divides citizens into three classes: unapologetic partisans who support Wilson, socialists and anarchists opposing the United States, and earnest souls seeking change who tolerate any proposal. It condemns those who voted for Wilson on the false pledge of keeping the nation out of war and questions whether the league of nations, as Wilson framed it, will deliver real relief or credibility.
A fiery piece argues workers are better off under current wage systems with rising pay and shorter hours. It warns against agitators who claim capitalism is failing and urges readers to avoid revolutionary leaders who would undermine industry and damage the country.
The piece analyzes a telegraph workers walkout tied to broader union tactics. It argues a half-hearted show of support signals public distrust, prompting chaos and business congestion. It condemns forcing or terrorizing strikers as counterproductive to labor goals.
The revolutions in Seattle and Winnipeg have shaped public opinion and harmed union labor. The statement suggests broad public impact and strain within labor movements.
Clarinda Iowa residents fund a living monument for French war orphans through the Fatherless Children of France program. One child is supported at 36.50 yearly, with donors choosing a specific child and family ties through a network led by Mrs. Walker Brewster. Donations range from a dime to several dollars, aiding 60,000 orphans nationwide. The campaign seeks ongoing pledges and local advocacy to sustain the program.
The Hoard of Maneation awarded a contract to J.8. Sanderson to paint two city school buildings. Work starts immediately and will be completed for fall use when school opens.
A reader recalls changes along the Shoshone and Ratt River area in Idaho. Airmail memories include a railroad freight contract from Kelton Utah to Shoshone and 17 tons of dynamite once hauled for the railroad near Shoshone. Also notes a summer complaint remedy and a stray brown horse near Jerome with a reward offered.
A reader testimonial from Mrs Feary Jewett of Chirk Mille New York praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as instantly relief for summer complaint. The note urges keeping the remedy at hand for quick treatment and notes its favorable opinion among users.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Hatleydda gives notice that John D Fortune of Kimama Idaho filed for final three year proof on a 1914 homestead entry serial 016470 for northwest and other portions in section 25 township 7 south range east Boise meridian. The hearing will occur July 23 1919 before Frank T Disney at Shoshone Idaho. Witnesses listed include Raymond Hite Robert M Cash John Stoller John F Sprenger all of Kimama Idaho Ben Ki Gray.
Lincoln County Idaho invites written bids to remodel the Courthouse roof at Shoxhone Kinho. Specifications are on file with the Clerk. Bids must be filed with the Clerk of the Board by 10:00 A.M. July 14, 1919. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated June 1919. JW Landin Clerk.
In Lincoln County Idaho a complaint has been filed by Alice K Swope and husband against William L Richards John R Richards George T Richardson William Landon J F Stumpp and Orlando Robbins heirs executors administrators or assigns to quiet title to lots 14 15 and 16 Richards Addition to Shoshone Idaho. Plaintiffs demand court action and warn defendants to appear within twenty days of service within the Lincoln Fourth Judicial District or forty days if served elsewhere. The filing date is 1919 with clerk Mildred Barger and J W Lundin as clerks. attorney C Stockslager represents plaintiffs.
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