Dempsey Defeats Carpentier In Fourth Round
Dempsey wins in the fourth round after a minute and three seconds as Carpentier is counted out. The bout started at noon Mountain time and finished within twenty minutes with 91,600 admissions and about 4.6 million dollars in receipts, four hundred thousand of which went to war tax. News photos and prints were prepared in Shoshone and distributed to Idaho papers. Kate O’Hare was advertised to speak in Twin Falls but local residents urged cancellation.
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Dempsey
Journal News Service
Shoshone
Carpentier
Uncle Sam
Kate O'Hare
Twin Fall
Vpmn
ME BRIGGS ON THE JOB IN SHOSHONE FARM AGENT
Briggs the new farm agent in Shoshone is a married 28 year old practical farmer with WWII service as a first lieutenant. He was invalided home, studied at Oregon Agricultural College, and arrives amid the season’s growth. He relies on farmer cooperation for Lincoln County’s success and asks neighbors to welcome him promptly.
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W Briggs
Fae
Shoshone
Mr. Briggs
San Francisco
Oregon Agricultural College
U. S. Vocational Training Board
Certified Seed Farm Seeks Wheat Growers for Certification
Farm agent Briggs calls all county wheat growers who want their crop certified to contact him immediately so the necessary arrangements can be completed and the certification work can proceed.
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Briggs
Financial report of Independent School District No. 12
The document presents the General School Fund financial condition for the year ending June 30, 1921 in Lincoln County Idaho. It lists receipts from county and state apportionments, special tax, and other revenues for bond and sinking fund, totaling 29 107.07, and details expenditures by teaching staff, building repairs, supplies, and other district costs with numerous named vendors and staff entries.
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Uline
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Minidoka
Ue Blinidoka
General School Fund OF Independent School District NO
Jurcoln County
Idaho
Tay Yyermaner Orm
B. Crothera
Labor National School Digest
Keefer & White
Merchantilee
J. Brennen
H. W. Davia
Labor
Gem State Lumber Co
Paul Haddock
Henry Ahrens
A. FB. Bowler
Fond Election West Disinfecting Co. Chemicale W. Chemical Co
Kimama News Items Selections From Weekend Socials
Fragmented notes list several people visiting places around town and nearby towns over the weekend. Names include Krhwama aml Adewide, Myriea Andere, J.D. Fortune, Dimily, Chom Shuck, and Mr. and Mrs. Gus George. Locations referenced include Twin Palle Sit, Shoshone, Fortubes, Pocatello, Glenn Ferry, Turley, and Turley.
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Khwama Aml
Local notes from Richfield residents and visitors
Richfield locals Mrs Murry nebo dinan returned Thursday from a month in Minneapolis. Mrs Brown joined her to Idaho for a trip. Mike Stuster came from Dene to spend summer with sister Mrs Schwener. Mrs Jonsen hosted dinner for Mrs Withhans and Afra. Mrs A Willhams entertained seven ladies at a salon for Mrs Wil saereeh Be Mit. James Tena and Mrs Jennie Lane held a bridge party for Mrs Withanes and Mire Journey. Mr and Mrs Whiter Stecens hosted the estate sale. Contd on page four.
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Murry Orodkinan
Dene
Minneapolis
Mise Brown
Idaho
Mike Stuster
Mit
James Tena
Jennie Lane
Pritay Fergoda
Sra
Withanes
Mr Am
Whiter
Stecens
Fourth of July Celebration Prominent in Town Parade
Cold windy weather did not dampen a grand Fourth of July parade and street celebrations. Prizes were awarded in multiple events including a Neddie race won by Nina Newharn with Leona Ritter second and Grace Beckett third. cigarette race won by John Murdock. best decorated trolley won by Mise Will Keefer. doll bug parade led by Mary Kites nan with Alf Newman second and Chiieman third. and war bee North Shoshone piloted by J W Stod dard with Dietrich as second.
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Neddie
Nina Newharn
Mirot
Grace Beckett
Leona Ritter
John Murdock
Tugey
Will Keefer
Mary Kites
Alf Newman
Chiieman
J. W. Stoddard
Dietrich
Pete Andrew
Dave Mitchell
Merbert Pappenman
Carnival Spirit Prevails at Weekend Celebration
Pleasant weather over Saturday and Sunday boosted festivities. Monday featured ideal conditions and a large, cheerful crowd. the event left a lasting impression as one of the most pleasant memories, with many typical Americans in attendance.
Christianity and World Crisis Sermon Extracts
Mecklenburg executive secretary urges in North Dakota and neighboring states that Christian missionary work is the key to preventing a global war. He argues that Christian duty builds hospitals, churches, famine relief, and international cooperation, claiming faith offers the sole hope for lasting peace amid ferment and conflict.
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Mireen Figeon
Mecklenburg
Methodist Church
North Dakota
Montana
Gaho
Oregon
Lope
Savber
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