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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1917

Page

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Idaho coal crisis report from Gooding July 13 1917

Governor and Idaho readers are informed of a coal disruption caused by the Mammoth Reservoir failure and D and BR G track damage. The report notes Utah mine shutdowns, limited restart progress, gasping railroad supplies, and calls for public economy and straw burner adoption to avert a coal famine, with Wyoming mine labor needs outlined.

Gooding Idaho Mammoth Reservoir Utah Rio Grande Hansen Council of Defense For Salt Lake Scofield D. Clarity P. R. Gooding Gootinz Scofield Distriet Stevenson Ciy Council Oregon Taho Wyoming Coal Fields T. J. O'Brien Kemmerer Coal Company Wyoming Wyoming Goal

Thοmason Isaac wedding at Mary Lease home

A pulet home wedding was solemnized Monday evening at the Mary Lease home in Oretock when TWabielte joined in marriage with Doheny Thome. The ceremony was by Rev. Wr. Barger with only relatives present. The couple are known in Bho shone area and the community extends best wishes. the groom is a brother of Mrs. Geo Anderson.

Pulet Mary Lease Tuly Mi Oretock Twabielte Doheny Thome Wr. Barger Bhoshone Geo, Anderson

Miss Marguerite Pomeroy III Visits Shoshone

Miss Marguerite Pomeroy, cousin of Mrs. C R Wheeler, visited Shoshone in early July and left Kimberley on July 10. On July 12 she developed acute appendicitis and was rushed to Twin Falls hospital. Surgeons say prompt operation saved her life within forty eight hours. The town notes her satisfactory recovery.

Marguerite Pomeroy III Marguerite Pomeroy C.R. Wheeler Shoshone Kimberley Marguerite

Red Cross Benefit Recital for Charity at Baugh Theatre

Mrs Bert Bowlers class presents a July 23 recital at the Baugh Theatre to benefit the Red Cross. Admission 20 and 35 cents. The program includes student selections, an Indian dance by younger girls, and a 30 minute farce Murder Wit Out with Miss Aya McMahon of Richfield. Several named girls participate in a demonstration of sixteen lessons work.

RED Cross Bert Bowler Baugh Aya McMahon Richfield Grace Anderson Fern Radley Aliee Borden Verna McMahon Lucille Haddock Virginia Bowler Helen Fie Opal Helm Sara Price Florence Milly Saps Mary Wright Marie Johnson Elizabeth Wright Beulah Jones Irma Clinger Luella Landsborough Vivian Merrified

Ida Belle Isaac to wed Doheny Thomason in July 1917

Mrs. Mary Isaac announces the marriage of her daughter Ida Belle to Mr. Doheny Thomason set for Monday evening July 16 1917 at the bride’s mother’s residence with the wedding celebration to follow after August 1.

Mary Isaac Ida Belle Doheny Thomason

Utah work demands relieved assignment to Salt Lake

In a communication to the committee, F R Gooding urges relocating the Utah agent to Salt Lake to prevent failures as other states press shipments. He notes railroads and mine operators cooperate and credits a washout on the D R G with disrupting coal flows. he remains hopeful for Idaho’s coal outlook if logistics improve.

T. J. O'Brien Wyoming Fasho Joseph Hangen Utah Salt Lake Tdaho Idaho F. R. Gooding

Children’s Home needs canned fruit and vegetables

The Children's Home Finding Society at Bolee asks the Journal to publish a plea for Shoshone people to donate cans filled for the homie. Stella Cook and the committee urge clubs and organizations to send cans, noting abundant fruit and berries that would feed hungry orphans. Don’t waste food. notify and send cans now. The Journal advertises special features and wartime articles to readers.

Children’s Home Bolee Homie Miss Stella

Accidental death of Patrick McCarthy shocks Dietrich

The article recalls Patrick McCarthy, a respected newcomer who rented a forty acre farm south of town. He died at Shoshone when a heavy stacking machine struck him in the forehead. His body was sent to San Francisco for interment. Earl King and family arrived. King leaves army service for a period. A community dance, social notes, and local incidents follow, including a heroic wife at a coyote encounter, travel to Twin Falls, and a junior Epworth League organized at the Dietrich Methodist Church.

Patrick Mc Carthy Eugene Sullivan Sullivan McCarthy Newmans Shoshone Mac San Francisco Earl King Dietrich Sam Army Harry Gage Dietrich Hotel Lewis Jos Dwight Ta- Grange Fred Lohman Mra. Lehman José Idaho Clarence Anderson Dick Mustard Leo Smith Norman Anderson Twin Falls L. P. Mustard W. T. Patterson Dietrich Methodist Church Mary Crist Carol Miller Ruth Monroe Carol Borden Melvin Lange Alvin Lange Ida Matson

New Idaho Law Requires Employers to Secure Compensation

Idaho employers must provide medical and hospital care and lost wages for work related injuries under the new Workmen's Compensation law. Most businesses, except some farm and domestic roles, must report names and addresses to the State Insurance Manager in Boise. Send a postal card with the employer's name and address to ensure proper compliance information is received.

Idaho Wwe Theaw Rose Boise

Booze Ring Shoshone Arrests Spark Idaho Alcohol Probe

Lincoln County officers nabbed several booze suspects after a truck load of liquor was seized at the George Brown ranch. O M Harness, former Shoshone picture-show operator, was arrested for transporting liquor from Salt Lake to Idaho. Co defendants Frank Green D L Grier George Brown T Le Fullington and Jake Not som posted bonds and await court. Sheriff holds the auto truck.

Lincoln County O. M. Harness Shoshone Mquor Salt Lake Idaho George Brown Ranch Frank Green D. L. Grier George Brown T. le Fullington Jake Notsom Harness Tampa

Canning Demonstrations Taught in Lincoln County

Mrs Alpha Holt of the University of Idaho Extension Department conducted canning demonstrations across Lincoln County this week. Arranged by County Agent Avery and County Superintendent Miss Stella Cook, the sessions stressed preserving meats and vegetables at home to conserve the national food supply. Mrs Holt emphasized eating what is needed, not what is desired.

Alpha Holt University of Idaho Lincoln County Avery Stella Cook Holt

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