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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented passage captures a political figure’s pledge to the American republic, asserting belief in a right minded executive and gratitude for public prayers. The speaker emphasizes faith in Almighty God and a goal to serve with conscience, seeking support from the nation’s citizenship.
A. Hailey returned to Dietrich real estate work after winter layoff as men on day shifts were reassigned. Je Whitney visited from Twin Falls and spent Sunday with T Patterson and family. Corholic Laties to host a St Patrick’s Day dance and card party at the Dietrich hotel. A seven pound baby girl welcomed to the Mersmolt household. Wil Towne arrived from Salon and brought a bride to Shoshone for a day.
F Jackson has purchased the interest of partner Gust Karos in Shoshone bakery and will continue under the same name. Jackson, American, Karos, Greek, note the partner split, with Jackson as baker. Public urged to inspect the sanitary shop conditions. bakery will sell bly loaf at a dime.
With malice award none, with charity for as with firmness in the right, askod us to see the right let us strive on to finish the work we are in to bind up the nation's wounds to care for him who shall have born the battle and for his widow and his orphan to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations.
Forty dollars was realized at the Ladies Aid dinner Tuesday evening. The American Legion dance followed basketball Friday evening was well attended. Attorney A L Fletcher of San Jose is in Richfield on business. A special W C T U meeting was held at Mrs Schwaner’s home. Mr and Mrs T B Brush and boys were dinner guests at the L A Jensen home. Mrs Bert Baxter confined at home with La Crippe. Mrs Harbin caring for her relative while daughter Mrs Will Rader at hospital. Mr Henry Fulbright attended a directors meeting of the Big Wood River Reservoir and Canal Co. Mr Will Tomlinson and children left for Powntells for managers meeting of the Gom State Lumber Co. Richfield American Legion Boys defeated Corty 26 to 12 at City Hall. L Crosby left for Hot Lakes Oregon to join wife and mother Mrs Rhodes. Measles spreading in several families. George Schwangz Henry Fulbright and Leslie Spurck returned from Boise Fed ered Court. Nichfeit High School teams defeated by Shoshone in doubleheader. Wonmna Club to hear County Superintendent Burnside and W S Horseman address the club. Open meeting with Muble invited.
A speaker argues Idaho must keep wealth in state by developing irrigation, roads, power, and schooling. He urges selling excess irrigated land to welcome new residents, notes high taxes from slow development, and highlights efforts by Idaho Reclamation Association and power and railroad projects to spur growth.
Inflow values listed for February 28, 1929 and February 28, 1921 with storage data for February 28, 1920 and 1921. Snow measurements show Halley depth around 5 to 6 inches and total Halley snowfall near 76 inches with water content about 11.51 percent. Mascot Mine and Galena Summit figures appear, including a 72 inch readout for Saturday the 26th.
Word comes to the Mabutt family that Charlie Mabutt has been promoted to Chief of Detective of the U S Secret Service in Baltimore Maryland. He reportedly has a knack for landing significant positions on substantial cases and weighs over 300 pounds.
Mr and Mrs C Smith will stay on Garlock ranch for another year. A C Welton and son Max move household goods to the ranch where they previously lived. W W Summitt from Hansen Idaho looked after ranch interests this week. Mr and Mrs John Sinin and family expect to return to Lumb ranch soon. Lester Backburn visited last Tuesday to retrieve implements for his new home. The Darrah School house charity ball schedule was canceled for road conditions but those who attended enjoyed the game. Mrs Iva P Slitehell’s friends helped quilt three quilts at her home last Friday. The anticipated dinner contributed to the nimbleness of their fingers.
Idaho officials urge practical policy to reduce waste and build steady growth. They warn of dependence on farming and natural resources, noting overhanging overhead and a need to cut unnecessary spending while expanding resource development. Leaders emphasize securing funds and planning for better balance between producers and consumers.
The Shoshone boys basketball squad heads to Twin Falls for the sectional tournament Thursday and Friday. Likely travelers include Chas Jones, Marshall Jones, John Conklin, Keith Frobart, Mount Wernicke, Witton Kilpatrick. They aim to represent the section at the State Tournament in Moscow if possible and hope a new high school gym will boost future home sectional play.
The County Commissioners plan a modern septic tank at the court house to replace the old sewer system. WM Darrah leads installation as work progresses rapidly, with promises to end court house sewer troubles once operational.
The Journal introduces new electrotyping process stationery aimed at ladies and general customers. It promises stylish printing and engraving quality at affordable prices, inviting visits to the Journal office to view samples and learn about the remarkable low prices.
The Toan of Bukecors af jj Tag Wook Kiser Reservoir and Casal Co. has postponed the stockholders meeting that was called for May 19 by April 19. All stockholders must inform the company of their attendance.
Mrs Yaden returns to OAV with her mother Mrs Maxwell after a hospital birth in Holse. One twin died shortly after birth and the surviving son is named David Byron Yaden. Mrs Yaden and family had been away three weeks and are now back in Sho shone.
Owners of automobile cars hereby notified that licenses must be procured before March 7 1821 Persons operating cars after that date without the 1921 license plates attached to both front and rear of car will be prosecuted B W YADEN Assessor CLARENCE WHEELER Sheriff
A letter argues against building a high school gym while urging a Memorial Hall with gym facilities for all ages. It praises community recreation spaces, notes current use by YMCA and YWCA, and contends a shared hall would better serve students and adults, limiting separate school facilities.
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