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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal published every Friday in Shoshone Idaho by editor and proprietor Edward T Barber. Subscription listed at 5.50 per year and postal entry details appear in the faded masthead with unclear post office markings.
The Dereun Eurean reports illiteracy in Washington in January 1998 with 284 individuals over age 10 unable to write. Of these, 176 were foreign-born whites and 108 native whites, showing higher rates among the foreign-born. In Idaho, 1991 figures show 43 percent of residents 10 years and older unable to write, with 40 foreign-born and 27 native whites affected, indicating rising illiteracy since 1910.
A historical note highlights shipping under the Stars and Stripes, enabling goods and passengers to reach all parts of the world. Routes are planned for present and future needs, emphasizing ships owned and operated by U.S. agencies and the Shipping Board.
The B A Social was held at Mr and Mrs Indares home with 26 members from the B ui of Gomling attending. Food included red cream abe and sandwiches as 60 plus young people joined in lively games. The Consecration service last Sunday evening drew a large crowd with solos by Misses Carolyn Dalia Rory? Dunham and a chorus. The electric lights were replaced by candlelight for the ceremony, and leaders used a buck stick to guide the group. The choir and congregation performed several numbers during the program.
The fragment contemplates how few living Chinese people appreciate friendship and the value of life. It muses on death, birth, and the idea that legacy is often recognized only after people are gone, urging a richer, present valuing of living connections.
Vilhjalmur Stefansson famed Arctic explorer appears as a headline attraction. The lecturer will recount five years of endurance in snow and ice, shipwrecks, drifting seas, and perilous encounters in a remote No Man's Land beyond Arctic limits. He aims to share insights from his voyages and discoveries.
Final proof notice by L Willi Summers of Shoshone for entry 1197 under the Carey Act. He states intent to prove residence cultivation and claim to land in the southwest quarter of section 5 township 4 south range 1 east, Boise Meridian. Hearing before Owen Youngkin at Richfield Idaho on August 8, 1921 with witnesses George H Banner Frank Yeas Albert Mayuss Leo Gherig Wins William Sinmmers Batryman.
Notice of proof of application of water to beneficial use for two cubic feet per second from Wood River under Permit W438. Davis of Shoshone Idaho to establish priority July 10, 1914. Location SEQ NW, SW NEY, NEY SW Section 22 7 4S 18E. Commissioner W G Swendsen posts official details.
District court announces Sheriff sale of lands in Lincoln County Idaho to satisfy a judgment in favor of Devereaux Mor Gage Company against Julian Archer and others. Sale to occur at the county courthouse, with proceeds applying to costs and the judgment, on a date stated in execution papers.
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