Local Folks Doings Round Dietrich and Gooding
Helen Monroe returns from a year at Gooding. Kilker and sister Howes come back from La Mars Iowa. J M Clark attended the Gooding celebration. About thirty couples at the sodal dance at the Dietrich hotel. Rutherford buys a new 19xwell. Mr and Mrs Randleman and relatives visit Gooding. Snodgrass ill. Dr Fields attended. George Reid farms and buys hogs north of Shoshone. Patterson heads to Boise with a stop at Kuna. Emmett Young buys an Overland. Ford owners discuss water supply on Dietrich tract. Mike Allen buys from Idaho Irrigation Co. Mustard, Houston, King fish at Magic Dam. Ben Casper brings a bride from Emmett. newlyweds stay at Alber's. Mrs Mustard visits Kuna. Mary Crist stays longer. Prof F C Smith and Mrs Smith plan camping in Montana. Smith may teach at Hope next year. Sunday School program at MBE Church entertains. bronco busting distraction noted. Reporter, alive but busy, missed the church event. Oregon-bound horse incident near race taking place. The horse advertised for sale.
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M. BE
Als
Jackee
Stead Oregon
Mathar
Eight K P members attend Idaho state convention in Twin Falls
Delos Lodge sent eight K P members including E Todd Chas Morse W Hail Horne and B A Bowler to the state convention at Twin Falls this week in official capacity.
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K. P
Delos Lodge
Twin Falls
E Todd
Chas, Morse
W. Hail Horne
B. A. Bowler
Delegates to Pocatello Meeting for War Mothers
Mrs Frank Grosse and Mrs EB Clements attend the Pocatello convention as delegates to the War Mothers. They have been active in organizing the local War Mothers and will represent the group ably. A bond election column in Shoshone Highway district seeks 120000 for highway improvements. The Journal invites free comment for or against the bonds before July 8. Thursday Mrs M J Swerley, state president of Women’s Clubs, arrived in Shoshone from Hatley after attending a district convention. Mr Sweeley drove from Twin Falls that evening.
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Frank Grosse
EB. M) Clements
Pocatello
War Mothers
M. J. Swerley
Theiomens Clubs
Shoshone
Hatley
School Board appoints committee for city school repairs
At a regular Monday meeting the School Board formed a committee to arrange repairs and renovations for city schools. The North Side building will be restored to first city condition. A marriage license was issued Saturday to Miss Delania Potter and Mr. Charles K E Wilson, both of Lava Hot Springs. Wilson spent his boyhood in Shoshone, attended school here seven years.
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Delania Potter
Charles KE. Wilson
Lava Hot Springs
Wilson
Shoshone
What He Could Have Done at the Peace Conference
A reader questions President Wilson’s actions at the peace conference. The article argues he should have focused on constitutional duties, avoided secret diplomacy, and kept U S. policy independent from European entanglements, outlining nine missed opportunities and related criticisms.
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New York Sun
Wilson Foas
Provident
Grand Lodge of
K. of P
Wilson
Twin Falla
BE. A. Bowler
Delos
United States
Mirmicelf
Woodrow Wilden
George Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Gilbert
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Europe
United States of America
Jemphasis
Iter
Fixit
I H Bhaer Returns From Pennsylvania Visit
I H Bhaer, once a North Side farmer, returned Thursday from Pennsylvania after four years away. He traveled in an Oakland Six covering about 11885 miles since departure June 2, arriving June 19 amid weather delays. He briefly paused in Iowa and remarked on the Democratic stance and wartime profits in a colloquial local note.
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I. H. Boace
Pennsylvanus
Bhaer
North Side
Fem
Ouitland
Snd
Monmures
Mikes
Fred Monsen
Iowa
Touring by auto to Elkhorn Wisconsin this week
Mr and Mrs Harry and family plan an auto trip to Elkhorn Wisconsin with a visit lasting several weeks. They expect to travel in stages and depart Tuesday.
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Harrys
Elkhorn
Wis
German Cannon Display Prompts Indiana Letter Highlight
A letter from Miss Erma Klinger discusses a German cannon received by the Army or War Department and hints at public display. The document mentions Congressman Addison Smyth and a bill to deliver a captured German weapon to Indiana showing interest in exhibits and civic proceedings.
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Indiana
Kilnger
Sera Ida
Erma Klinger
Aimee Thnee
Inchon
Dep
Baptist Services Amid Worm Infestation Attack on Fields
A severe worm outbreak has damaged crops as 300 workers dug ditches to halt the infestation. many ditches filled and crops ruined. Sunday June 21 preaching at Baptist church with Rev. R. E. Foster of Twin Falls, morning and evening services announced. Ray E. Poster notes price upliftment. Local clipping from Columbia Record and Brooklyn Eagle items.
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The
Baptist Church
R. E. Foster
Twin Falls
Weary youth questions marriage license at registrar
A tired young man confronts the registrar about a marriage license given months earlier. The registrar responds calmly, asking why the doubt, while the man laments a hard life since the event. The scene captures a humorous, weary exchange over a bureaucratic mistake.
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Ann
Hrte
Why Are Pre Dreadnaughts Being Scrapped or Sunk
The article notes twelve pre dreadnaught battleships of the American fleet will be removed from service and either scrapped or sunk as targets. It questions why such costly ships with potential value for defense, transport in emergencies, and low upkeep are being dismantled, given their substantial investment.
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America
G A R Convention in Twin Falls Reported
The State convention of the G A R meets in Twin Falls this week. Judge Fuller of Shoshone attracts attention as attendees discuss utility rates. The speaker argues that wage and material costs rise, making it essential for companies to secure higher rates or face bankruptcy. Public ownership is rejected as impractical and costly for taxpayers.
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The
Twin Falls
Judge Fuller
Sife
Wanere
Perme
Citixen
Vary Stecentil
Americanism by Grover Cleveland in the Monroe Doctrine
The speech argues the Monroe Doctrine remains essential to national safety and free institutions. It cites Mr. Olney on enforcement, warns against entangling alliances, and stresses U.S. policy to respect foreign sovereignty while protecting our own independence.
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Olney
United States
A Handy Man to Have Around Cartoon Quip
In a Cartoon Magazine gag a man named Rastus explains his church role. He says he used to pass the collection basket but Brother Green now holds the job after returning from overseas. The piece frames his recognition for losing land as a joke about service and status.
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Rastus
Pastor Brown
Brodder Green
Jeet
Cartoons Magazine
Old Cartoons Magazine Caption Sparks Utah Anecdote
A cartoon caption recounts a lighthearted exchange about marriage as two maidens seek truth from an elderly speaker who quips of having once lived in Utah in his youth, delivering a breezy, humorous mood from Cartoons Magazine.
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Utah
Cartoons
After World War I and 1870 War Indemnities Compared
A Statesman analysis contrasts the 1870 French indemnity to Germany with the present German payments, noting Alsace Lorraine’s return to France and a predicted French deficit of about 7.009 billion dollars over 12 years. It argues that France remains fiscally fragile despite victory.
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Germany
Almece
Lorraine
Alsace
Loraine
France
Idaho Political Pot Boils Over in League Battles
The Idaho fight within the Non-Partisan League cleaves into three sides as G W Schultz faces opposition from farmers and league moderates. Townley’s influence from North Dakota sparks actions to consolidate power, with Boise papers confirming shifts in leadership and editorials.
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Nanipa
Tda
Powe
Bis State
G. W. Scholta
Ranger
League
Idaho
A. C. Townley
Avr. Ffail
North Dakota
Furiice
Townley
Schultz
Hall
Boise
Nampa Non-Partivan Weagry
Statesman
Ray McKaig
War Taught Saving Habit in War Bond Talk
In a July issue of Popular Mechanics, H H Windsor argues war taught Americans thrift and interest in securities. He notes bond ownership rose from scarce to millions, cites Franklin on saving, and explains modern bonds available in $100 units expand access. He urges consulting a banker before buying and warns against rash exchanges.
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H. H. Windsor
Popular Mechanics
Benjamin Franklin
Big Carnival Coming to Sho Shone Big Carnival Coming to Sho
The Rogers and company announce a five day carnival starting Tuesday June featuring Sherman Gauls Animal Pit Show with large reptiles and a 27 ft 269 lb monster, Dr Mortimer Slocum's Palace of Illusions, a 4 show lineup, Cow 47ri Cabaret, Jumpin Horse Merry Go Round and a Giant Ferris Wheel.
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Rogers Anc
Uunt Cswis
Theome
Sherman Gauls
Jim
Sin
Hong
Gaul
Mortimer Slocum
Olf
Spectora
Gackslos
Arri
Rven
Going Home: Sheepherder Raving Turns Prohibition Dream
A rough lyric recounts soldiers headed home from service, dreaming of civilian life. It jokes about missing military routine, dodging drills, and a country with prohibition, contrasting duty with the comforts of home and meals at mothers table.
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Helen Monroe
Gooding
E. Kilker
Mrs. Howes
la Mars
Mrs. J. M. Clark
Dietrich Hotel
Rutherford
Maxwell
George .C. Reid
Patterson
Kuna
J. W. Patterson
Emmett Young
Will, Tom and
Jeny Jorgensen
A. FB
Carnegie
Tre Jewett
Dietrich Tract
Mike Allen
Oklahoma
Idaho Irrigation Company
Henry OlMonte
L. P. Mustard
J. B. Houston
Jack King
Maxcott
Magic Dam
Ben Casper
Emmett
F.C. Smith
Mrs. Sweeley
Potter— Wilson
K. OF P. Convention
Worcester
Man
I. H. Bhaer
Liberal Party
Henry Ford
Democrate
Henry
Baptist Services
Ray E. Poster
Columbia Record
Brooklyn Eagle
Grover Cleveland
Congo
Senate
Pinty
Taylor
Fettling Works
Palace Pool Hall
Bill Keefer
Sehnodet
Board of County Commissioners
Ww. J. Stevens
Mrs. Stevens
Dill Hospital
Mra Stevens
Baugh Theatre
Walt
Revellie
Tapa
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