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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
2
The Shoshone Journal is issued every Friday from Shostone Idaho under editor Edward 7 Barber as proprietor. Subscription costs five dollars per year.
Fragmentary note reports discomfort within Union Labor over Leer Brown and possible consequences if he does not address certain facts. Mentions committee action and potential political trouble tied to voter support and health concerns.
A lengthy discussion traces the rise of powerful corporations and labor unions, arguing that the consuming public is the real employer of Union Labor. Gompers is urged to shift to a square deal approach, advocating honest pay and fairness to workers while resisting open shop campaigns.
A reflective piece advocates local pride in Shoshone Industries including the flour mill bakery printing works and laundry. It argues resident support for domestic production boosts town economy, jobs, and dividends for consumers, urging adherence to local manufacturing to sustain community wealth.
An eccentric boast or vow from a speaker named Martineau promising the least contempt of rivals. The odd phrasing hints at a fringe ceremony or symbolic pledge, with unclear context and a focus on personal stature and misheard wording.
A fragment notes a branding concern and a deletion action linked to a cosmetic or product line. It mentions a brand of iter branding and a city or region reference. The text is unclear but suggests a safety or labeling issue involving a fashion or consumer item.
A fragmentary note hints at Verve, cat names, and the Roopekid passing, mentioning permanent impact on Wraybow etched phonograph records in a cryptic local scene.
A fragment recounts a tale of an empress figure tied to imperial grandeur, noting travels to Kanland and a period of intrigue. It describes courtly fashion and the second empire, with references to Eugenia and a widow, reflecting on the era’s splendor and moral lessons.
A Kentucky Academy of Science discussion outlined factors hindering Martian communication. Prohibitive low temperatures, dry atmosphere, and lack of water on Mars argued against alien life or signals. Observers noted light absorption by Earth's atmosphere and immense distance make real-time signaling impractical.
Preliminary 1919 report shows over 90 percent of Canada's crude petroleum from southern Ontario oilfields. These fields, active for 50 years, saw 1019 production around 240,970 barrels with a value near $744,407, compared with 1918 totals of 204, T4T? bar vel and $835,143.
The passage praises a plant culture famed for practical value as a builder of soil and feed crop. It describes a legume with vines and dark glossy leaves, likening blossoms to purple butterflies with yellow wing spots. The text evokes beauty and potential in agriculture through vivid imagery.
The article describes LG Sullivan challenging standard twilight definitions by arguing that twilight ends when the girl's echolocation indicator reaches mhont Im degrees. Sullivan proposes a revised boundary for nightfall based on personal observations and mathematical reasoning, altering the traditional 18 degree sunset criterion.
A dialog about selecting stocks ends with a wife suggesting withdrawal from a complex calculation. The man retorts that she knows nothing about the stock market and she replies with a calm counter. The exchange hints at planning and hesitation amid a tense financial debate.
The document reports a sheriff sale under an execution and foreclosure order issued by the Fourth Judicial District Court of Idaho. It lists the property in Lincoln County described by sections and parcels and states the sale date June 26, 1921 at 2 PM Pacific Time at the Lincoln County Courthouse to satisfy a mortgage judgment with interest and costs. The notice is signed by Sheriff Clarence Wheeler and dated June 1, 1921.
A fragmented ad style article extols American ships and the Merchant Marine under President Harding. It lists shipping lines, offices in New York and Broadway, and urges readers to contact the U S Shipping Board in Washington for passenger and freight sailings to global destinations.
S M Meterson has filed in the U S District Court for the District of Idaho an application for discharge in bankruptcy. Creditors and others must show cause why the petition should not be granted by appearing on or before the 40th day of June 1921 and filing grounds of opposition within ten days thereafter. May 25, 1921. Wesley T Stafford, Referee. Also pending are notices of sheriff sale in Lincoln County Idaho with foreclosure decrees against Ignaccio Berriochea and Antonia Berriocha, his wife, and related trustees. The property includes multiple parcels in Township 6 South Range 18 East, with water rights, to be sold at public auction June 21, 1921 at 2 PM in Shoshone, Idaho, to satisfy the plaintiff’s decree. Clarence Wren, Sheriff.
A promotional note urges keeping Chamberlain's remedy on hand during hot summer months as a wise precaution. It emphasizes its usefulness when needed and claims value beyond its cost. The message urges immediate purchase and possession.
Notice announces a special election in Independent School District No. 42 Dietrich Idaho on June dth 1921 from 1 to 6 pm Pacific time to decide if trustees should levy an additional six mills tax for a nine month term for the year ending July 14 1921 under Sec 98 of 1941 session laws Letitia Crispill Clerk Dietrich Idaho May 1921
Public administrator Stella Cook notifies creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of Gracian Mocho deceased to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. County of Lincoln Idaho listed for handling affairs. Dated May 7th, 1921.
Notice states the trustees intend to issue negotiate and sell municipal coupon bonds aggregating six thousand dollars dated January 1921 bearing up to six percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds issued in denominations of at least one hundred dollars and up to one thousand dollars, payable January 1 1941, redeemable after 1930s, interest and principal payable in Shoshone Idaho or New York. Bids to be solicited at highest price plus accrued interest with certified check requirement and sealed bids due June 10.
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