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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
1
The item notes the bank's opening date January 20, 1908 and outlines general banking services including accepting deposits and making loans on approved notes. It mentions office tours at 10w with two additional attendees or times, indicating a brief introductory event.
The Republican County Convention convened Monday afternoon to choose six delegates for the State Convention at Puentelos on August 1. FW Gooding is endorsed for Governor, with delegates named and alternates chosen. reports note about district judge nomination and a large attendance. Also mentions hunting parties reporting unusually hard to find chickens due to late spring and high water.
The first alfalfa harvest deposits into stacks while a hot spell pushes the thermometer to 98 degrees in the shade. Ada Cox of Ogden Utah visits, cherry shipments head to Twin Falls, and locals enjoy a July 10 social hall gathering in Clear Lake. W. C. Lyster and J. W. Briggs travel to Twin Falls for the Fourth as T. W. Snodgrass recovers from sickness. Chas Moon and family visit Clear Lake.
The Rupert Chronicle lauds Shoshone hosts for Fourth of July hospitality and celebrations. Rupert visitors praised Shoshone for welcoming warmth, entertaining with a grand ball, opera house events, and a banquet. The piece notes a large turnout, patriotic displays, and mutual goodwill between Rupert residents and Shoshone and Eiler's bands. It also lists local social updates and an itemized public funds statement and community notes.
A fragmentary editorial note hints at a candidacy for membership in a Vegetarian Association. A member asks a prospective entrant a personal, inquisitive question about a grease spot on the neck, suggesting tension or suspicion during the admission process.
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