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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

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Twin Falls over Shoshone 9 7 in error filled game

Twin Falls nosed out Shoshone 9 to 7 Sunday afternoon at Twin Falls. Foster pitched for Shoshone in his debut, while Whitzel led Twin Falls with a big triple and Linville two extra base hits. Barlogi starred for Shoshone with four hits in five trips as errors and timely hitting shaped the outcome. Don Linville started on the mound for Twin Falls, Phil Fix finished, and the game featured many miscues and solid hitting.

Twin Falls Whitzel Foster Shone Barlogi Twin Lis Carlos Linville Don Linville Shoshonettes Phil Fix

First alfalfa cutting in full swing on local tracts

The first crop of alfalfa is under way on the Die Trich and North Shoshone tracts despite off season rains. Output is near average but labor is scarce with few workers in the hay fields. Buyers in dairying trade favor the first cut, though damp conditions may lessen its lead over the second. Games next Sunday list Eden at Shoshone Twin Falls at Jerome Hansen at Kimberly.

Dietrich North Shoshone

Loose stock roaming property prompts action under herd law

Notice warns owners to corral loose horses and cattle causing damage or face enforcement. Mentions Ben and a season hit Can You Beat It with seats on sale at Sinclair's Pharmacy. Adv.

Sinclair's

Rebekahs Enjoy Festive Lodge Meeting

The Rebekah lodge held a pleasant gathering with four candidates initiated. After closing, six members Hickman Rader Waldo Peck Mason and Garner hosted a delightful luncheon. Grace Hickman will install new officers July 5 and summer social plans will be discussed. all degree members urged to attend.

Rebekah Messrs Hickman Rader Waldo Peck Mason Garner Grace Hickman

R N Stockslager dies in Salt Lake City at 45

R N Stockslager, 45, died in Salt Lake City after throat surgery for tonsil issues. Born in Corydon Indiana, he worked for the Short Line and later Continental Casualty, rising to railroad group insurance superintendent. Survived by widow, two children, brothers Leslie and W B Stockslager. Funeral in Salt Lake City. Ada Eastman returns from the University of Colorado.

R. N. Stockslager Salt Lake City Mr. Stockslager Salt Lake Hospital Roscoe Newell Stockslager Corydon Harrison County Indiana Mra. C. D. Stockslager University of Missouri Joplin Cartridge Short Line Idaho Continental Casualty Company Equitable Life Union Pacific Leslie D. Stockslager Lewiston W. B. Stockslager Butte Montana Third Avenue Stockslager Pocatello

Farmers market lamb crop sells carload from Dietrich tract

A group of Dietrich tract farmers pooled their lambs for sale this year. Thomas & Reid of Jerome sold a carload. The average lamb weight was 0 pounds and the price was 10.50 dollars per hundred. The lambs were reported as especially good for their age.

Dietrich Thomas & Reid Jerome

MEET THE PRESIDENT

President Harding will visit Idaho on June 28. He will arrive in Pocatello about 10:00 AM and stay three hours before heading north to Idaho Falls. The public is urged to send representatives from every industry, farm, cattle and sheep, mining, and labor groups to receive committee badges and meet the president.

Harding Idaho Pocatello Idaho Falls Journal

Gooding Sells Out Sheep Business to Kilpatrick Brothers

Word from Halley says Senator Frank R B Gooding sold his sheep venture to the Kilpatrick brothers of Pleabo. They plan to use their 2,500 acre ranch for sheep operations at an approximate price around 100000 dollars.

Gooding Halley Frank RB. Gooding Kilpatrick Brothers Pleabo

Tom Mix at Baugh Theatre in Just Tony

Tom Mix stars in Just Tony at the Baugh Theatre based on Max Brand's Alcatras with Tony the horse. Gloria Swanson Paramount film The Impossible Mrs Bellew features Saturday night. The American Legion minstrel Can You Beat It? Monday. When Dawn Comes Tuesday. Back Home and Broke Wednesday and Thursday starring Thomas Meighan. George Ade Owlet tale of an aspiring young man and his mother ends with ridicule.

Baugh Theater Tom Mix William Fox Tony Max Brand Mix Mr. Fox Tom Lune Mrs. Bellew Gloria Swanson Paramount American Legion Thomas Meighan Paramount George Ade Theo

Fragmented OCR note on regional briefing item

Fragmented text outlines a regional briefing with several names, places, and vague dates. It mentions Ayden HR Bhat WY MA Ahmar and Or Market Genus among others, with unclear actions. The readable parts suggest a scheduled event or report due within a week but lack clear nouns.

Legion 70 Present Play Abandon July Fourth Plans

The American Legion will abandon July 4 celebrations and stage the musical comedy Can You Beat It at the Baugh Theater Monday night. The cast includes C Earl B Bonner and J E Wesson with a two act minstrelsy and the miniature musical Good Night Polly featuring Beatrice Jerico Goldie Bonner Polly Jerico and more.

Baugh Theater Shoshone American Legion C. Earl B. Bonner Booth Wellington Ham Ted Wooley J. E. Wesson E.W. Sinclair Steve Rhoads Ross Borden Earl B. Bonner Mr. Borden Mr. Bonner Shoshone Town Miss Bowler Polly Don M. Keller The Shameless Players Mr. Curtis Wm. Jerico Beatrice Jerico Goldie Bonner Bella Jerico Sasssees J. EB. Wesson Polly Jerico Jack E. W. Sinclair Jack ‘Treadwell Clancy McPherson Louis Peck Henry Fred Nevinger Doe Allpain J. E. Potter Der Polly Hichtoned Burstars Clancy Valet Jon Bee and Girls My Magazine Jack and Girls Don Doc Polly and Company

Untitled fragment recounts a disrupted event and abrupt departure

A garbled clipping describes a chaotic moment with a sudden disruption involving a person named Chapman and an unspecified party. The text references departure, disoriented actions, and a tense aftermath, but key details are unreadable.

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