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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal is entered at the Shoshone Idaho post office for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter. Advertisement appears under UCAS PRESS A.
The Lincoln county commissioners praise the careful assessment efforts of Deputy Assessor Frank Millanps and the entire board. The county roll is reported to be before the state Board of Equalization with minimal errors, easing future work for the board and reducing taxpayer burdens.
The notice urges August primary voting with registration closing July 20. Republicans list two Probate Judge candidates and contests for Wind Commissioner and other posts. Democrats field several for representative, prosecuting attorney, sheriff, treasurer, and probate judge. Progressives, after recognition, nominate no one for Assessor.
The article outlines a three ticket race in Hell thin Idaho with party debates over primary election law. Democrats and Progressives push for a broad primary system while Republicans face internal divisions.
The statement notes that the current primary law appears as robust as possible but draws no interest from participants. It emphasizes a lack of engagement in the campaign despite the law’s strong structure.
Dietrich notes report Trev Bartlett and fiancée visiting Richfield, Rupert Borden expected from California, and Mrs Crist hosting WGC meeting with many ladies present. Headlines mention hospital update, church ice cream social, new baby, hotel renovations, water gate issues, wheat loading by Borden Mere Co, and upcoming county race speculation. Many farm and community updates reflect hot weather, irrigation concerns, and local commerce.
In Lincoln County Idaho the Upper Big Wood River Water Users Association and related plaintiffs sue 3H Chapman Watermaster under Section 7036 claiming 18 second feet of Big Wood River water as saved and developed water with priority dating September 1 1920. The by pass and canal work described seeks priority rights over five hundred sixty-one and six tenths inches to the Upper group one hundred seventy four and six tenths to the Mutual group and one hundred sixty three and eight tenths inches to the Big Wood Canal Company plus rights to winter flow. Attorneys Paul Haddock and Ross B Haddock of Roshone Idaho filed the complaint.
Max Wilber faces a protested note for one thousand dollars tied to a mining land deed. Simon Marsh admits the deception, Leila Marsh learns of it, and Max vows to repay as the old prospector helps cancel the debt with a mining claim finally becoming his. The tale ends with renewed hope and a wedding in moonlight.
Baptist church news notes Sunday worship at 11 am with morning service. Weekly programs include Wednesday prayer and Wednesday evening services. Mentions of groups and members such as Judy, Maw Bundit, and congre gants. Details are in community notices for Rev Seaboard and associate pastors.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions travel, tea, and various names in a disjointed stream. No coherent event, date, or location emerges, leaving only scattered references and incomplete phrases.
Christmas Island in Oceanten faces an infestation of landerabe two feet across swarming over traveler ramps. A four person expedition led by Adaotra Wharton failed to protect their guppies as the cree een carried te longae chimameion Peppler Beleuge Monthly.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a lieu date and names not fully legible. It hints at a public notice or event but lacks clear details or specifics. The readable parts are too fragmentary to identify parties, place, or actions with certainty.
The Kimama Highway District of Lincoln County Idaho announces plans to issue bonds totaling 90000 dollars dated July 1 1922 with interest not exceeding six percent and redeemable after July 1 1932. Denominations range from 100 to 1000 dollars per bond. Bids due by noon on July 29 1922 and will be opened at that time. Jacob Schell president and J D Fortune secretary.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Rosa Gehrig deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after the first publication to Gottfried Gehrig at Shoshone Lincoln Idaho the place for the business of the estate Dated June 1922 First publication July 14 192% Gottfried Gehrig administrator
The regular semi annual examination for teachers' certification will be held July 27, 28 and 29, 1928, in the office of the County Superintendent. Details were released for applicants to note the schedule and location of the exams.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a local public matter with names and dates unclear. It references officials and a planned action, hinting at a community decision or notice, but lacks coherent details to specify the event or participants.
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