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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
4
Published every Friday at Shoshone Idaho by E L Platz editor and proprietor. Phones office 9 residences 123. Subscription price two dollars per year. Entered at the post office at Shoshone Bare for transmission through the rails no second class mail matter.
The passage argues that a properly adjusted tariff should not shut out foreign trade but provide needed government revenue and balance the cost between imports and domestic goods. This would give the American product a fair chance to capture business, support American payrolls, and sustain living standards, despite political argument or prejudice.
Fragments discuss pests in human society targeting the estate and corrupt or weak forms of government. Emphasizes the need for sound governance to ensure health and satisfaction of citizens, warning against parasitic trends that undermine stability.
Warrants numbers 112 through 224 inclusive are called for payment. The notice is dated July 6 1922 and signed by A W Hansen as treasurer.
A fragment reflects a critic arguing that the body politic endures pests as surely as lower animals and must be fumigated to control them, likening civic flaws to infestations and urging firm remedies.
Village of Shoshone calls warrants for payment from Water Works Fund numbers 917 through 945 and General Fund numbers 287% through 2443. Dated July 6 1923.
A historical column argues that Bolshevik influence endangers the U S Constitution and industrial stability, comparing Soviet tyranny seen in Moscow to a pest that preys on healthy systems. The piece warns that if left unchecked these pests undermine core freedoms and national order.
Notices of church service fees meetings and printed items as well as cards of thanks obituary poetry and society events require payment at paper rates. Admissions fees or sale of articles trigger charges.
A historical notice argues tariffs protect American industries and government revenue. March customs receipts hit 62,172,000, surpassing September’s 53,135,000. The piece contends tariffs save jobs, boost wages, and compare favorably to per capita duties, urging the tariff issue to be treated as a scientific business proposition, not politics.
Want ads list items for sale including spring trys at 60c each and alto nice fat hens from Mrs. J. Mott. Also for rent a four room furnished house with inquiry by phone 30. or
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