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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
1
Surprise Game Ends With Umpire's Courage in 70s Era Row
A chaotic midweek match saw veteran umpire, a Civil War veteran aged above 70, enforce rules amid a heated frame as pitcher Mike Morton resisted calls. The incident led to scuffles, the scorecard loss, and the business club recalling earlier runs while the Men’s Ball team rallied impressively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Mike Morton
Mike
Kimama News Items From Fete Wednesday
Fragmentary notes from Kimama describe residents traveling to nearby towns and events this week. Mentions include Mantley and sisters visiting Shoshone, Oaanit of Pocatella and a rain event, Mr Anderson traveling to Boise, Heman Yorkes moving into a site building, the Kirtley family to Po puld, and CJ Rugh and family to Ru wt Tuetay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantley
Oaanit
Pocatella
Anderson
Boise
Maiie
Heman Yorkes
Kirtley
Populd
CJ Rugh
Ruwt
Wage comparisons spark living wage debate on railroad funding
Fitzgerald Hall cites pay gaps to challenge the living wage ideal, listing Tennessee and southern institutions like the University of Nashville and Knoxville as examples. He contrasts high city salaries with lower railway wages, highlighting engineers, yard workers, and educators to argue for wage parity across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis
Fitzgerald Hall
General Council
South
Paducah
University of Nashville
Knoxville
Georgia
Rome
State
Supreme Court of Ate
Nesto Figmian
Teevive
Freman
State of Tennessee
Supreme Court
Tullahoma
Tracy
Iehan
Tanta
Nashville
Chateno
Pikeville
Tennessee
Tua
Fragmented OCR note on Bonnie's toast at altar
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a Bonnine or Bonnine event at an altar with a drama or toast. Names and specifics are illegible. cannot determine full context or participants from the readable text.
Dietrich social notes and obituaries scarce but lively
Widespread town notices list new members for the W C T U and a Wednesday gathering at the residence of BE R. The era mourns Ben Hart who died in Gooding after health travel and was buried in North Dakota. Elmer Dodds departs for Seattle. local trips to Blue Lakes and Twin Falls finish a weekend outing. A family auto trip to the area and a mountain excursion by youths conclude the digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hart
Gooding
Bismarck
North Dakota
Mart
W. A. Brooks
Dietrich
Morricon Place
Community notes from Big Wood River district
Big Wood River items report elation over Fra Gwin's new threshing outfit. War Mothers meeting attended by Mrs. J. H. Scott at Mrs. Erickson's home. Mrs. W. P. Collins of Oakley Kansas visited at Mrs. Burdett's. Mrs. Frank Bayliss in Shoshone hospital briefly, now home and improved. Mr J. B. Nichols traveled to Denver to visit his mother. Music event at Mr. D. Mitchell's last Wednesday. Smith and Burdett families with Mrs Herbert Berenger spent Sunday at Cork ranch on Silver Creek. Iva P. Mitchell to teach Durrah School. Aisa Flog Be Mason to teach Gherig school. Meridian residents visited Wood River Grange, learned secret order work. A bounteous high was served. Harry Elliot attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Scott
J. B. Nichols
Denver
Colorado
D. Mitchell
Messers Smith and Burdett
Herbert Berenger
Cork Ranch
Silver Creek
Iva P. Mitchell
Durrah
Gherig School
Air and Mesaeten
Meridian
Wood River Grange
Harry Elliot
Land Office Transfer Battle Rocks Paul and Hailey
A tumult over moving the United States land office from Hailey to Paul in Minidoka County draws criticism. Critics say the push serves local gain at another town’s expense, warning county seat removals harm communities. The piece questions motive and potential impact on nearby Mulley and regional interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minidoka County
United States Land Office
Hailey
Ben- Sist Ty Paul
Mulley
Tor Paul
Tarome News
Lincoln County Idaho Board Ends Three Month Aid and Car Purchase
Lincoln County Idaho commissioners met on June 14 1921 with T B Brush Joneham Luersh side A Mate Sr and E Bowler present. They approved $2000 for A J Davey Richfield county aid for three months and $201.48 to poison rodents. A Buick five passenger touring car for the sheriff’s office was authorized at 1785 delivered in Shoshone. Many current expense warrants were approved or disallowed and various salaries and supplies listed. The meeting adjourned with Bowler clerk and Brush chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF County Commissioners
Lincoln
Idaho
Board of County Nowadeaiuiere
Lincoln County
Itubo
Shoshone
Sheriffs Office
Certifying Wheat Inspecting For Certification Begins
Inspecting wheat for certification started July 13 under University of date Farm Agent tension Division. Several farms showed less than one percent foreign variety contamination. Samples will be lab tested. if satisfactory, seed becomes eligible for certification. Further field visits planned later in July, mainly in the Dietrich and Richfield tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abison
Asronomst
University of Date
Mieteich
W. Zimmerman
Jon
Allison
Dietrich and
Richfield
Fraud charge against Hansen over light wine fund
H. K. Hansen of Sioux City declared himself National Secretary of the Organization of Good Fellows of America and raised 25 cent donations to influence legislation for light wines and beers. Federal action followed for fraudulent use of funds totaling 62,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Hansen
Sioux City
Iowa
Organization of Good Fellows of America
Sam
Hansen
Teachers Examination In July 1821 In County Office
The regular examination for all grades of teaching certificates will be held in the County Superintendent’s office on July 28 29 and 30 1821 beginning at 9 o'clock a.m. Louk M Burnable County Superintendent ad t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louk M. Burnable
Death of Mrs Ellen Orr Noted in Local Notices
Local notice reports the death of Mrs Ellen Orr with brief biographical details unclear due to OCR damage. A fuller obituary is promised in the next issue, with a complete history of the Tollent to be published in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Orr
Wire Thief Foiled By Moose Attack Tale
A man describes tracking a culprit who used wire to steal a battery fuse tied to a moose. After a tense chase, the animal dodged and tripped, then the thief trimmed the wire at close range, securing the end near a sapling and tree to end the capture effectively.
Obituary of Benjamin Hart of Dietrich Dead at Palmer Hotel
Benjamin Hart of Dietrich died of paralysis at the Palmer Hotel in Gooding at age 67 years 14 days. Born January 16, 1884 in Mastimi he lived in New York State Mabton and Haat before settling on a Dietrich tract in 1930. He suffered a fall causing a spinal injury leading to paralysis. Survived by a New York State brother and numerous eastern nephews and nieces. Burial was at Ardech North Pakets after a funeral attended by friends and Odd Fellows. He never married and was remembered as a charitable and obliging neighbor. He aided relief efforts during war years and left substantial Liberty orchard gifts.
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Benjamin Hart
Dietrich, Mans
Palmer Hotel
Gooding
Hart
Mastimi
New York City
New York State
Mabton
Haat
Dietrich Tract
Mountain Home
Boles
Dietrich
Hig Farm
Jerry Church
Youngstown
Abe
Canada
J. J. Murphy
Odd-Fellows Large
Wbton
Wash
Crom
Mtr Hart
Baptist Church News and Missionary Call Outgoing
A Cosmo cloud burst hinders Sunday service as Alan Grey outlines church losses. Mac Lichiaich accepts a call to Burma India to assist in printing and evangelism, while Festus Yury informs of a young friend’s departure for mission work in India. Bliss Ams Mason oversees meetings and preaching, Mrs Turner to sing, and all are urged to attend Wednesday prayer meeting. the public is warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Grey
Ore
Baptist
Cosmo
Mac Lichiaich
Burmal
India
Miselaa
T& Mil
Bat
Max
Bliss
Mason
Ice
Turner
Ars
Value of Youthful Thinking in Community Growth
Fragmented text discusses youths shaping foundations and personal growth. It mentions thinking, feed, and potential in development, with multiple unclear names and places. The passage emphasizes effort, resilience, and self-improvement as paths to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Phair
Historic Suffolk Vessels Tied to Mayflower Lore
Fragmentary notes recount Aldeburgh and nearby ports as shipbuilding hubs during the Spanish Armada era. It hints at 13 Aldeburgh ships valued at 2500 with four captured by Dunkirk pirates and links local craft to famed vessels like the Mayflower, amid references to Dunkirk privateers and regional maritime history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldeburgh
Suffolk
Woodbridge
Southwold
England
Dunkirk
Aldenburgh
Dunkirters
Victorin Isters
Lutork
Shoshone Beats Richfield In Narrow Hoops Clash
In a Shoshone Richfield basketball game, Shoshone wins a tighter score as Richfield, boasting ten straight wins, loses the edge after Lady Luck shifts. Fans joked about luck favoring Shoshone as the game ends with a close result and celebratory tones.
Richfield News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Sports
The Creeby Lindemer Brockmas party returns from the park. Mrs Mary McMahon visits Mrs Barnes. Mrs Quet Johnson travels to Stringwhitie Utah for a brother in law's death, then to Salt Lake City. Mrs Erneht and T B visit Shoshone. Mrs Truman McMahon heads to Ketcham for a month with the Ronien family. A Richfield baseball game ends 9 to 8 after extra innings. Various locals attend events, dinners, and travels in Shoshone, Muldoon, Leadore, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creeby
Lindemer
Brockmas
Park
Mary McMahon
Mra
W. P. Barnes
Quet Johnson
Stringwhitie
Utah
E. D. Crane Gelt
Crise
A. Lomen
Pritay
Leverene Park
Otsh
T. H Brosh
Shoshone
Wol Filer
Mraamue Jensen
I. C. Jensen
Mrl Moss
Thom
Moss
T. McMahon
Barnes
Muldoon
Mrs. West
Pocatello
Ar Privet
Tomlinson Home
West
Tom Unsen
Leadore
Mr. Fletcher
Snd
San Jose
California
Richnerd
The Right to Organize and Public Welfare
Cartey Bulletin argues workers and employers may organize for fair wages and safe conditions while opposing artificial price manipulation. It asserts industry efficiency requires balance between labor and capital and condemns strikes seen as harming public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofmenan
Library Benefty Program At City School
A fragmented notice outlines a library benefit program at the city school for Wednesday. It mentions a reading event with a guest speaker, likely Mr. Belge, and indicates a schedule of activities for students, with emphasis on a creative corner and a small reception afterward.
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Ana Ae
Dietrich Mmkats
Mre
Claspiti
Rumber
Walter Ponder
Airs
Vance Shellman
Elmer Dodds
Seattle
BE. R
Curtie
Olle Bute
J. W. Patterson
Runs
J.B. Houston
J. D. Houson
Nebraska
J. E
Blue Lakes
Twin Falls
Myrtle
Melvin
Alvin Lange
Carol Borden
Carroll Miller
Mrs. Lange
Fra Gwin
W. P. Collins
Oakley, Kansas
Burdett
Frank Bayliss
the Land Office Matter
Claren
O. Filer
Fsa i
First State Bank
J. L. Puller
W. M. Flies
Mary M. McMahon
Ture
Rose B. Haddock
Salary, Co
J. H. Kilpatrick
Shoehone Journal
Frank Millsaps
Lincoln County National Hank
J. A. Youngkin Sapiement Co
Stockgrowers Mercantile Co
Shoshone Hardware Co
Idaho Power Co
Lincoln County National Beink
If. Kilpatrick
Beulah Guymon
Sobby
Lids Withrow
Treas Stoll Cook
Ed Prenk
Penney Co
Haddock
M.S
T. Co
Rehighen
SL Chapman
Satory Weatermeeter
Th. M. Loree
W. Bowersocn
Watermarter
Dietrich Mercantile Co
Ellen Dane Orr
Dr. Init
Ese Ieee
Junsieriel
Pr. Evans
Daley Dean
Baptist Church News
Mayfower
Lady Luck
Richfield News
Benefty
A. Belge
Carmel
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