For Rent Two Sleeping Rooms With Bath
Local classified notice notes two sleeping rooms with a bath for rent, listed under Mrs. Victor Johnson. The fragment suggests a single household rental offering in a small-town paper.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
5
Local classified notice notes two sleeping rooms with a bath for rent, listed under Mrs. Victor Johnson. The fragment suggests a single household rental offering in a small-town paper.
Local notes report Miss Joy Brandt assisting at the First National Bank, returning home to Gooding after serving in Arthur Hansen’s absence. Entries cover travel to Indiana, New York arrivals from overseas, picnics, fishing, and county clerical moves along with town commerce, land deals, and district court notices.
A brief health ad promotes Chamberlains Liniment to ease stiffness sore muscles and aching joints. It promises pain relief and easier rest. The notice cites Howard W Groesbeck and mentions a telephone listing with Gooding weekend visits related to telephone work.
Aimes Town Intelligencer warns against using alcohol as a cure for stomach pain. It advises sending a distressed person to a doctor or giving Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy instead, noting a widespread belief that booze relieves such symptoms.
Louis Irley who pled guilty to second degree murder in October 1914 and was sentenced to ten to fifty years in the State Penitentiary will apply to the State Board of Pardons for an absolute pardon at the next regular meeting after publication. Also brief notices announce found keys, and several items for sale including a 46 ton Ann Arbor press and Avery 316 tractor stored at Shoshone Livery Barn, plus a china closet suitable as a book case offered by Mrs Ed Hubbard.
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