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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
8
A religious exhortation condemns parents who keep children from church, urging every child to attend Sunday services and be raised within the orthodox church. It argues neglect harms society, doubles as a civic expense, and condemns secular leisure on Sundays.
The supplied source is a highly damaged OCR fragment with numerous garbled phrases and nonsensical strings, lacking coherent events, names, places, or dates to summarize into a clear news item. No verifiable entities or actions emerge from the readable portions.
Poem by Wucle John contemplates unemployment and labor’s grind. It laments scarce work, longing for leisure, and pleads for a job that cannot be found while noting human kindness and toil. The speaker wrestles with fate, industry, and the desire for meaningful work.
Fragmented text of a 1922 homey philosophy piece mentions a bird that starts a fire, a boy who finds gold and digs metal from a stone, and a gang with a moving tale. The garbled OCR mirrors a nostalgic, stray page segment with unclear names and events.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a winded list of terms including wildlife, a baler, and possible references to machinery or tools. The readable content is sparse, with no clear event, person, or place to anchor a coherent news item.
By Robert Be Hermen s Tru Smith, president Lum st Co. Bank, Portland Oregon. The coal strike effects show March output 43 976 000 tons and June 20 079 000 tons. The Federal Government orders resumption of work and protections to avoid a coal famine this winter. It is believed the railway shopmen strike will not paralyze traffic. Road ads for new workers drew strong responses and many strikers may have returned to work. Railroads stressed the strike opposed the Labor Board decision and quoted the Board chair that replacing strikers should not be viewed as strike breaking.
The Mourth District Council American Legion will convene in Hafey on Friday and Saturday, August 11 and 13. Members from Blaine County areas are pledged to attend with active volunteers outlining plans for the joint event.
It is expected that the state of the American Legion will be sent to the convention and take an active part in its deliberations.
A wealthy town figure proposes exempting income on all government bonds from taxation to fund investments, aiming to relieve tax burdens. The speaker recalls past bonds' tax exemptions and cites President Harding advocating changes to curb such tax incentives and halt the spread of tax bonds.
A garbled OCR passage recalls a sandwich craving and a vivid dining moment. Names, places, and clear details are lost, leaving a blurred slice of a meal scene and a curious kitchen tableau.
A garbled fragment references Sal Leeper and a puzzling scene with names like Elas, Dal, and Miyslalae. The text hints at a misread diary or letter causing confusion among readers about identities and intent, suggesting a puzzling snippet from a broader page.
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