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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
1
Sparse readable text notes a 1928 date with names and places obscured. It hints at a local event or notice but lacks enough context to identify the exact people, organizations, or actions involved. Further readable fragments are needed to craft a precise headline and summary.
A special dairy train from Wisconsin Minnesota and Idaho will visit Shoshone on Monday July 9. The pacific excursion will feature fine dairy cows and a lecture on dairy industry economics. Officials from Wisconsin and national dairy groups will ride and speak, with Idaho Governor expected to attend.
At the Baugh Theatre two features headline the week with The Unconquered in It From Paris on Monday and Tuesday nights. Clara Kimball Young stars in It From Paris while Sada Cowan appears in The Unconquered Woman for Friday and Saturday. The management credits growing audiences and strong, emotional pictures.
Rain postponed Sundays games Shoshope against Eden and Hansen versus Kimberly in memory of Clyde Hughes who died last week. Jerome beat Twin Falls 5 to 4.
Seeeeee Jess Nebecker spent a few days in Jerome and vicinity. Mr and Mrs Gallwin took Monday off to Magle dam for fishing. Rain hindered haying. Mr and Mrs Henry Hall of Jerome visited Mr Lowrey Monday evening. Wood River Center grange met Saturday June 28 with about 83 members present. A class of 16 new members received third and fourth degrees before a shared lunch.
Local notes list M A Weaver of Gooding visiting with family, while Mrs Bert Wyant of Richfield guests Mr and Mrs N E Morprison. Frank T Disney leaves for Pocatello to meet the president. Miss Mary McMahon returns soon from Los Angeles. Hats and millinery bargains appear at Morse store. Ady. model shop promotes hats at half price. Catholic Ladies Altar Society to meet at Mrs William Custer’s home July 5. Frank Clem heads to Chicago with a trainload of sheep for Novinger Darrah Sheep Co. Mrs F E Grosse travels to Pocatello for festivities in honor of the president. Mr Reank Fryer goes to Sedro Springs where they attend the death of Pryor’s mother. War Mothers plan a Pageicllo event with Sheahan delegation attending Runway Ride?
The American Legion Weeks Yaden Post No 11 staged Can You Beat It at the Baugh theatre drawing a full house and praise for elaborate scenery and sharp local humor. Audience laughs included quips about Petticoat Lane and Gus Keefer. The show replayed in Gooding and will tour Halley on Monday July 1st.
Emma Kunkel visits this week as Halley guests arrive. Mr and Mrs A L Fletcher host Halley visitors. Fred Powell returns home from Boise hospital and improves. Mrs W T Dougherty and son William stay with Mrs S Crosby. Mrs H Blankenship and son from Halley visit North End relatives. Ladies Aid plans Friday event and June 28 party with Shoshone. Mrs Ryan and daughter from Glenns Ferry visit sister Mrs L Spurck. Baer boys return from a week with Badley boys. Mr and Mrs T L McMahon visit Garlock family. Mustay Brockman entertains guests with bridge. high score beam goes to Mrs Blankenship. Mrs W Vingkin wins consolation. guest Rose sachet. Crosby and Baer entertain at bridge. prize winners noted.
Mrs Farrell Clark hosts Mothers Circle at her home in Shoshone. Norman Towne from Dietrich visits in the city this week. Miss Leoma McPall returns home from Belse after a visit. Frank Barker recovering this week with health improving markers. details unclear due to garbled text.
Bowler is honored with election as Grand Chancellor of the state lodge of the Knights of Pythias. He was not a candidate, yet local delegates elected him at the convention. The Shoshone lodge and the local order celebrate the unexpected honor and expect him to serve creditably.
Tax receipts for the second half totaled 92 924.48 vs 119 054 for the first half. Delinquent taxes remain high for 1322 with most collections from corporations while farmers and tile producers lag. An auditor issued warrants to taxing bodies this week amid shortfalls and unpaid balances.
A fragmentary note describes a Wednesday gathering involving Vinegar af Worth, the Shoshone band, and the Aenea Bandeg Bar and Met. Text is heavily garbled with many unreadable sections, but references to a plotting area and a meeting context remain.
Yohn Badler, GM of Big Wood Canal Co., in Washington for Shriners meeting, learns gate at Magic dam had not broken. He arrives, inspects, and confirms emergency gate cable slipped but all gates function. Water restricted briefly to fix ditches, irrigation resumes for fall rights, with Boise meeting planned to prevent repeats.
On Friday afternoon June and Mrs R Babel hosted twelve children for a birthday party. After lawn games the kids sat at a long table with roses and pink baskets of candles. The centerpiece was a large pink and white birthday cake.
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