Shoshone Journal Weekly Brdhnine Edition
The Shoshone Journal appears weekly published every Friday in Bridhnine, delivering local news, notices and brief community items for residents and readers in the surrounding area.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal appears weekly published every Friday in Bridhnine, delivering local news, notices and brief community items for residents and readers in the surrounding area.
In the Dietrich Grange notes, attendees discuss a program tonight with a focus on installation of officers. A supper or refreshments will be served following the event as part of the evening’s schedule.
Local notes show Ted Meteom of Dietrich visiting Ebostone. Mee Kawarda and George Curtis hosted events in Shoshone. Rupert and Harry Gope also noted as visitors from Dietrich. high school teacher Ste Ding planned Belew week visit to week.
We thank our neighbors and friends for the many kindnesses during the sickness and death of our son and brother Fern and for the offerings to Mr. and Mrs. FP Yowell and family.
A jumble of want ads lists a reward for a missing Shrine trooper and a reform to Mrs Stephen Thunde, a 200 acre ranch for rent with water rights, a comfortable house, and reasonable terms. Also claims of sold camp wagon, a single Cums Hhode land offer, pure bred hens, and various army related items with garbled pricing and notes.
A mother experiences a flood of thoughts as she contemplates her newborn and the life she is shaping. The scene traces fears, hopes, and the soul of the child, against a backdrop of fatigue and existential urging. The inner voice wrestles with duty, identity, and preservation of life.
The readable parts describe scattered phrases about a local scene with names and events unclear. Context hints at a public notice style fragment mentioning locations and individuals, but specifics are not discernible. The text reads as garbled OCR from a newspaper page segment with no coherent narrative.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases about tries, threes, and commotion indicates a sports or race narrative but readable facts are insufficient to identify persons, teams, dates, or places.
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