Dietrich Notes Share Social Ties and Local Happenings
Holand Bruce assists Ira Jewett with spring work while Ed Painter and Charles Grant property duties occupy hosts. Visitors include Mrs. J Anton John and relatives from Washington, Mrs. A V Stewart and daughter Gather from San Diego, and Kansas native Mrs. Snodgrass. Local travel, farming updates, church plans, a fishing trip stalled, and community milestones fill the Dietrich page.
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Dietrich -Besslin
Holand Bruce
Ira JeWett
Thowe’s Claim of Wilson's Domination Challenged
A critical view argues Wilson’s influence at the peace table rests not only on intellect and will but on support from American farmers and vast wealth. The author contends Europe’s hunger drives policy and warns the methods are coarse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thowe
Wilson
Europe
Children’s Day at Baptist Church Moves to Sunday Morning
The Baptist church changes its Children’s Day program from Sunday evening to Sunday morning, aligning with the morning service schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Sunday Worship Services Announced by Local Church
Sunday, June 10 features 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Public Worship with a sermon by Rev. J. Wesley Miller, Priancis Secretary of Gooding College. An evening Union Service will follow with an address by Dr. John Pierson of Cheyenne, Wyoming, Field Worker for the Society of Friendless.
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John Pierson
Society of Friendless
J. Wesley Miller
Priancis
Gooding College
P. m
Cheyenne
Wyo
Society of Priendless
Merrifields Move to Oregon From Shoshone
Friends announce E G Merrifield and family are moving to The Dalles Oregon after ten to twelve years in Shoshone. Both he and his wife were noted for active church and community welfare work. They leave today for a new farm while friends wish them fortune and commend them to new neighbors.
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E. G. Merrifield
Oregon
Merrifield
Shoshone
Mr. Merrifield
Dalles
Merrifields
Senate and the League in Debate Over Ratification
In the South Bend Tribune, Republicans face ratification of the League of Nations sections with caution, arguing the need for clear public understanding and constitutional process. They defend delaying action to ensure practical, safe substitutes and reject making the League a party issue while urging accountability of leadership.
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South Bend Tribone
Senate
League of Nations
Uhikpi
United States
Wilson
Democratic m
Germany
Republica Senctors
Dr Evans to Visit Shoshone at McFall Hotel
Optician Dr Evans will be at the McFall Hotel next Saturday June 7 after 4 30 p m to fit glasses correctly and attend each case one year J T Evans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Evans
McFall Hotel
J.T. Evans
Monson Brothers Demonstrate Gary Trucks Near Shoshone
The Monson Brothers, two salesman teams, have spent two weeks demonstrating Gary Trucks in the Shoshone-adjacent territory. They report the trucks show stability reliability and serviceability and invite demonstrations anywhere against any other truck on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monson Brothers
Shoshone
Gary
Army Life Not Desirable to Returned Soldiers Says Journal
The Journal argues the fifty thousand volunteer army plan will fill, as returned soldiers already know army life is dangerous and disagreeable but necessary. It rejects War Department propaganda, urging readers to trust firsthand accounts over official statements and noting democracy and international policy debates from Paris to Lenine and Trotsky.
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War Department
United States
Department
Selvers
Boya
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Lusitania
Belgium
Paria
Paris
Egypt
Great Britain
China
Japan
Wilyen
Tamale
Lenine
Trotsky
Russia
Germany
Wilson
Europe
MUST BE BAD-EVEN J ADMITS IT
Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois longs for a return to peacetime focus as he reports Western and Pacific coast discontent with Washington. The Illinois Democrat, once a fervent Wilson backer, acknowledges West and coastal opposition to federal policy including Siberian deployment and European alliances. He notes soldiers should be brought home and U S attention redirected to Mexican affairs.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Senate
Lewis
Lewie
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Washington
West
Cuca
Siberia
Jame Hamilton Lewis
Big Wood River News Update From Last Week
Tony Viera and Edith Stive roweh visited, Rex Rolland and four children came from Mr Pipleer to spend summer at home. Stive Pert Franklin works for Mrs Cox. S. H. Ryan, Lester Cox, Leonard Thomas went fishing Sunday. Mrs A L Horn remains frail. Mrs T A Dennison helps Mrs Bob Hewitt with cleaning. S H Ryan and Lester Cox traveled to Gooding on business. Mr Cox drove home a new Chevrolet. Mrs Chas Furniss and baby visiting Hollister. Furniss in poor heart. Bana Ryan ill with severe cold. F Guseke and family in Shoshone. Lawrence Rand life sick last week. Mr and Mrs Ryan and children visited Vierd Thursday evening.
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Tony Viera
Mavad
Edith Stive Roweh
Mra Rex Rolland
Pipleer
H. Ryan
Lester Cox
Gooding
Mr. Cox
Twin Falls Round-Up slated for July 3 to 5
Twin Falls figures C R Adams and D C Graybear champion the upcoming Twin Falls Round-Up to rival Pendleton, promising great excitement over the three days. Hagerman farmer Guy Lemmon wed Boise alum Miss Worcester, a New York native who taught in Hagerman schools. Many motorists head toward Big Wood River on opening fishing day, but local catches are reported modest.
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C. R. Adams
D.C. Graybear
Twin Falls
Pendleton
Twi
Guy Lenmon
Hagerman
Boise
Worcester
New York
Mr. Lemmon
Lincoln County
Big Wood River
Tocal
Democracy and democracy ideals in the world war era
A critical view of Wilson's war aims and the idea that democracy would bring equal wealth and property rights. The text argues democracy, unrestrained, mirrors Bolshevism and threatens property, virtue, and national sovereignty as nations sought self determination in World War I.
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Pead Orme
Wilson
America
Europe
Boy Scout Week Proclaimed and Local Leaders Appointed
The President proclaims June 8 as Boy Scout week inviting all to aid the local organization. Walter H. Copp is named county leader for Lincoln County and W H Murphy oversees Shoshone county work. Membership is open to all at a minimum one dollar payment, with higher contributions welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Copp
Lincoln County
W. HL Murphy
Murphy
Twin Falls Elks Round-Up promises big July celebration
Twin Falls set for July 4 5 6 with the first annual Round-Up featuring pony racing trick roping steer roping and stage coach races plus wild horse contests. Five thousand dollars in cash and prizes plus Northwest championship await competitors. Events include baseball carnival dances athletic shows and a grand patriotic street parade under Elks auspices.
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Twin Falls
Elks
Northwest
Pendleton Ant Cheyenne
Edubo
Attrac
Handkerchief Shower for Mrs Merrifield
Last Wednesday the ladies of the M. Ald society honored Mrs E Merrifield with a handkerchief shower for her many years of service and as she moves to a new home near The Dalles. The event featured appreciation from the society and a blessing for her next chapter.
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M. Ald Society
Sirs. E . Merrifield
Drought and Pests Hit Kimama Crops Hard
J D Fortune of Kimama reports that dry weather and rabbit and squirrel pests have practically destroyed the greater portion of the crops around Kimama in connection with the Kimama highway district business.
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J.D. Fortune
Kimama
Palace Barber Shop Moves Renovation Brightens North Side
The Palace Barber Shop has moved and been decorated into a more attractive business place. The renovation offers North Side residents a chance to visit while waiting for trains to pass.
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Palace Barber Shop
Kimama Highway District Elects Heads at Kimama Election
In Shoshone Wedwalay the Kimama highway district officers J H Stroker RS Hite and J D Fortune were elected directors. They discuss a new road from Shoshone to Kimama along the railroad, aiming to shorten home travel for several families. A Ford owned by Irrigation Co was wrecked near Short Line depot when struck by a train. The driver sustained minor injuries.
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Kimama Highway
J. H. Stroker
RS. Hite
J.D. Fortune
Shoshone
Kimama
Ford
The
Irrigation Company
Short Line
Shoshone Visit and Local Notices Mix in Twin Falls Area
George Simons of Twin Falls and several others from Jerome Gooding and nearby towns are noted as Shoshone visitors in Shoshone on Thursday. Items include sales talk, visits, and business trips, with notices of travel, local commerce, and a stray or stolen mare listed as Haymare about 500 pounds, branded 36.
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George Simons
Twin Falls
Scramville Freeman
Jerome
Jim Withama
The
Con Wagon Company
Gooding
Weather and crop conditions in Idaho week ending June 3 1919
Summary by meteorologist Clinton E Norquess reports generally dry conditions with high early week heat and limited moisture. Wheat and rye mostly fair to good. pastures slow growth. alfalfa first cut in the Treasure Valley, some frost damage in spots. Fruit largely unaffected. strawberry season active in Lewiston. cherry crops light in Lewiston and Boise valleys. High range well watered from snowmelt. drought persists in low areas. grazing fair to good overall.
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Boise
Edaho
Jame
Tutne
Clark County
Lewiston
Boine-Payette
Boise Valley
Latah County
Oe Iia Ee Ieee
Twin Fatto
Cassia
Bannock Counties
Bingham County
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Ed Painter
Charles Grant
Laula Nelson
J. Anton John
Jeks
Gather
San Diego
California
Hare
Floyd Gage
Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Gage
Etla Snodgrass
B. F. Snodgrass
Mrs. Snodgrass
Kansas
Tillie
Martha Schelbing
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Dwight LaGrand
Davenport
Iowa
Jay
Dietrich
Off
C. H. Matson
S. S. King
EP. King
J. H. Culbertson
Joe Harbert
Missouri
Claud Myers
T ‘Hey
North Country
Wesley Edwards
W. C. Hamilton
Thomas Edwards
Milton Jennings
Crist
Loveland
Colorado
Lewis Joy
Grinnal
Dietrich Wat
Fred H. Palmer
Leonard Bridge
Statin
Bridge
Dietrich Ap
Dietrich Grange
Perry Chapman
Perry
Mrs. Howes
Hailey
S. E. Kilker
Saturn Kilker
St le Mars
Mr. Howes
G. A. Paschal
Chariton
J. J. Turner
Mr. Turner
Messrs. Paschal and Turner
Miss Joy Brandt
First National Bank
W. Hansen
Bride
Miss Brandt
Lawrence, Kansas
Journal
M. &. Church Notices
Senate and
the League
Gary Trucks
Volunteer Army
BIG Wood River News
Stive Pert Franklin
Mrs Cox
S. H. Ryan
Leonard Thomas
T. A. Dennison
Bob Hewitt
Chas
Furniss
Baby
Hollister
Little Bana Ryan
F. Guseke
Tmily
Lawrence Rand Wan
Drouth
China Close
3. Hubber
Mins Mahet Katotre
Cooding
Mra T. He Gonding, Sr
John Edhorn
Grover Murratt
Owin
Strait Frowert Mercantile Company
Boise and
Marthy Thoma
Gooding County
John Murer
Gear State Lumber Company
Vancouver, B.C
Frat W. Gooding
Asheville, N.C
National Convention of Women
Chiba
Atlee Viel T Wiltiams
Wednesda
Court House
Gramblett
Wo L. McCor
State Lift Insurance Company
Episcopal Guild
Jone Tith
Pariah Hoast
Idaho
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