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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal in Shoshone Idaho notes daily reading and lists FOWARD T BARBER as editor and proprietor with a subscription rate of 3 dollars per year.
A fragmented wartime-era letter questions American laws and patriotism, naming Kate and officials in Twin Falls. It condemns antiwar sentiment, praises local fallen soldiers, and laments insults to American mothers and citizens while urging defense of law and order.
A battered political essay argues that fearsome tactics from thugs and highwaymen have leaked into U S politics. It condemns politicians and corporations for enabling oppression while urging labor and the public to demand open government and reform.
Pho Sydue Wil AIT will sell ice cream cones and lemon soda at the ball grounds during the midweek game. Proceeds go to a public finary drive.
In a rural Indiana county a sheriff and two deputies investigated a prank that involved a wagon, tarpaulin, and a mule described as white. The gag ended with the discovered mule dead from colic, being taken toward a “reduction plant” in a nearby city.
A quirky note describes flowers that emit light including nasturtiums and camellias, with historic anecdotes of glowing blooms. It also recounts a Marine Corps bulletin about a preserved beef sample in a silver pitcher linked to Edward B. Manwaring and Trafalgar era lore.
Trade figures reported by A W Ferrin trading commissioner reveal a growing two way flow with Australia for the first quarter. Imports and exports totaled about 27.8 million dollars, with Canadian exports to Melbourne around 16.85 million. February exports nearly matched January and March, and outbound shipments exceeded imports, though February imports were more than half of March goods.
Australia faces severe losses from the Prickly Pear pest Austeufia as shoots break off along streams and drift downstream to create new colonies. Thousands of acres are ruined annually with no effective control. reliance on reliance methods, spraying, and poisons has failed, prompting calls for a commercial scientific breakthrough.
Fragmented passage describes Atlantic City plans and social chatter about a summer trip. References to Ole Martin lobby and Bits indirections appear, with incomplete quotes and unclear events or dates. The excerpt lacks full names, places, and concrete actions to form a clear news item.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union national convention will be in San Francisco August 18 to 23 with Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes as a speaker. Delegates travel by special trains from New York Boston Chicago and St Louis. Noted speakers Mrs Livingston and Elva C Wheeler will attend.
Notice of land opening for entry in Township 3 South Range 16 East Rolfe Meridian with sections 1 17 18 19 20 29 30 31 32. surveys filed September 4 1921. Applications accepted August 15 to September 4 1921. earlier or late submissions rejected. Howse Joint Resolution No 20 grants soldiers and sailors preferential right within six days after official filing. signed BREN F GRAY, Register.
Prominent figures are slated to attend the National Convention of the WOCTU in Georgia with Anna A. Gonten Min Jota Donne and Mary Harrity Arm ar among proposed speakers. Anwar, Vileris F. Marker and others are set to present on social hygiene and public mobility services, with Debniwh Kony Livingston included.
Mra. Carrie L Over will speak on Sunday about Americanization for the Baptist denomination while Tew and Withrow are away. Carrie L Over recently leads the effort. A wedding united Mrs. Withrow and F. Stivers with Ruth F. Lee of Hazelton Idaho. Church notes praise attendance, new members by letter, and a strong B P U fund drive reaching and surpassing a hundred dollars for the church addition. Miss Naomi Hansen sang solo and Mrs Turner and Mrs McMahon performed a duet at evening service.
The readable line describes a medical mishap or incident, mentioning a patient and responders. Names and specifics are garbled, but the fragment hints at a hospital setting and actions taken during the event.
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