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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
1
F. W. Zimmerman of Dietrich Idaho announces candidacy for county commissioner in the third district subject to the Republican primary on August 1.
L H Joo declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner in the third district. He notes farming ties since 1911 and residence on the Dietz tract since 1911, seeking support ahead of the August primary in 1922.
I seek the Republican nomination for County Commissioner of the third district in the August 1 1922 primary. I have served the past two years as Commissioner and ask your support on my record for this office. Signed Bate Jr. 8. A. Bate, Jr.
A crowd of about two thousand watched Halley host the Fourth of July game as Shoshone lost to Jerome 18 to 6. Jerome pitcher Bills limited Shoshone to few counted hits while Mike Morton struggled, ending Shoshone’s season with six wins and two losses.
Administrator Gottfried Gehrig announces a creditors notice for the Rosa Gehris estate. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within ten months of the first publication to Gottfried Gehrig at Shoshone Lincoln Idaho. Dated June 12 1992 with first publication July 14 1922.
A local report notes the State Baptist Convention assembling with plans for a ten day gathering. It lists participants including Mr and Mrs Of Mhuer, Fhorease Wally Vernon Wolfe, and Mire Asbury Wolfe among show hone attendees.
Fragmentary OCR reads a teachers examination bulletin with partial details. It mentions July and a session, likely date related to teacher certification or supervision. Names and full terms are garbled. the readable parts indicate an official notice about testing or examination arrangements for educators.
Pearly May Delabilon appears in a local notice about a repair or service event. The item references a person and a service firm in a small community notice. It outlines a date or action but details are unclear due to damaged text.
J. E. Wesson announces Shoshone High School is fully accredited, noting graduates’ credits accepted by California, Idaho, Washington, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin universities, plus several normals and schools. He urges parents and students to inquire with informed officials for accurate information.
Mr Schell traveled to Shoshone on Friday. Mr and Mrs Paine spent Sunday at Rupert. The Rugh family and Mrs Cash shopped at Rupert Saturday evening. Water-service workers did repair work this week. C J Rugh and family visited Mr and Mrs Eddy near Rupert Sunday. Mrs Paine spent Wednesday at Shoshone. Mr Shuck went to Rupert Wednesday. Mrs Cash staying in the store.
Dietrich Grange held its regular session on July 7 with a large turnout. After business, the new degree team conferred the first and second degrees on ten members. Ice cream, strawberries and cake followed. Girls of the grange will run the program for the next meeting on Friday, July 21.
The Dietrich tract shows its largest crop this year. Mrs. Percy Smith visited Boise to consult her doctor. The community jokes about weddings and sick list names keep morale high. Dietrich residents are urged to vote for county commissioner for the Dietrich Precinct.
A survey advocates opening a road between Dietrich and Edeg. Backers urge support, calling the project advantageous and worth promoting to the public for improved connectivity.
Advocates praise Pinchot as the Republican nominee for Pennsylvania governor and cite his campaign expenses. The article notes a total of 993,000.98 spent on legitimate purposes and estimates a postal card cost of 20,000.00 if mailed to every voter.
J W Babenck state deputy of the Modern Woodmen Lodge is slated to arrive in Shoshone on Friday July 21. The gathering will be held at the K of P hall with a large class expected and invitations extended to other camps. A lunch will be served to attendees.
Sunday school and services were held with the pastor leading evening preaching. Miss Grace Anderson, now a Bolas resident, was greeted at Sunday school. The pastor and family dined with Mr and Mrs J H Pilpatrick. Next Sunday’s topic is A Letter For You. Dr. Tenney, Gooding College president, passed through en route to Epworth League Institute near Ketchum.
The Modern Woodmen stage a buckstop contest Friday night July Mist where volunteers will test the goat for a big feed to follow J W Babcock Boise State Deputy and Paw Smith Twin Falls District Deputy will be on hand to chaperone the event
A compact weekly devotional note citing God cares for his own and urging humility. It references biblical lines from Malachi Philippians and Proverbs, urging readers to consider others and live with mindful service while noting a devotional rhythm across days.
In Boys' Life Ames L. Smith extols mountain sheep noting remarkable eye keenness and distant sight. He recalls rams with massive horns silhouetted against the sky and praises their grace on rock slopes while debunking myths about their springing feats. He compares them to mountain goats and explains hardy winter survival.
Two nurses open a baby nursery in Hampstead to offset housing and nursery shortages. The private hotel houses infants in white cots with curtains, attended by a medical man and an assistant. Fees run about 13 dollars a week. babies may stay from a week to a year as parents house hunt or holiday.
European experts met in Milan at the end of October to discuss child welfare topics including seaside and country homes for needy children, placement abroad, institutional care, staff training, and wider welfare improvements, with emphasis on avoiding duplicated efforts and coordinating national services.
Report for the fiscal year beginning July 1 1921 ending June 20 1921 details receipts from state apportionments federal and state allotments special taxes and tuition along with expenditures to numerous teachers and staff. It notes on hand balances and outstanding indebtedness totaling 38 800 09 with an itemized list of payments to instructors supplies janitors nurses clerks and other school operations.
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