Ohoshone High School Notes Highlights Program and Games
Eugene Fields program advance noted with Ferdinand comments on Bevin Things by Olivia Chapman and Long Ax by Edward Chrisman. Basketball team beat Jerome 48 to 8 with Jerome girls and boys set to visit March 9. Glee Club plans trip April 9 under Student Body, 20 members, Johnson’s son violinist. Junior Play progressing, date set for March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Fields
Cass
Ferdinand Commments
Bevin
Olivia Chapman
Edward Chrisman
Vane
Hoys
Jerome List
Jerome
Mabel
Donald K. David
Glee Club
University of Idaho
Johnson
Equitable Life Assurance Society Protects Union Pacific Lands
The Equitable Life Assurance Society furnishes protection at minimum cost and provides for disability and accidental death. It furnished insurance for the entire Union Pacific System, amounting to 30 million dollars. Walter H. Copp is the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Union Pacific
Walter H. Copp
Stice
Obituary of Margaret L Innes Pioneer Migrant Mother of Seven
Margaret L. Innes born May 5 1843 Ohio died February 28 1917 aged 73 years 10 months. Moved through Indiana Kansas Washington and Idaho in pioneer days living 22 years in Kansas and Washington each. Suffered brachial trouble six years. Mother of seven children four living two sons Ethan Innes in Skagit County Washington Hervey Innes in Bend Oregon Edith Workman Elk County Kansas Annie Rands Lincoln County Idaho. Widow thirteen years, lived a Christian life and was ready to die.
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Margaret L. Innes
Ohio
Indiana
Thompson Tines
Kansas
Washington
Pioneer Day
Idaho
Edith Workman
Elk County
Ethan Innes
Skagit County
Hervey Innes
Bend
Oregon
Annie Rands
Lincoln County
Innes
Card of Thanks and Family News from Shoshone and Bend
Card of thanks from the Innis and Rends families for support after their mother Mrs Margaret Innis death. Mentions minister and singers. Identifies Hiness Burns of Shoshone and Bend, Oregon, and notes county attorney Harlan Heist’s trip to Nebraska for his mother’s death, and daughter’s illness in Denver. Also notes local residents Primps and Lamb in Poontetto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiness
Burns
Margaret Innis
Uts
David Rends
H. D. Innis
Bend
Oregon
Common Colds and Their Serious Health Impact
A review explains that what is called common colds are not trivial illnesses but infections from germs spread by people. It notes pneumonia as a leading killer after TB and heart disease and stresses that prevention hinges on strong body resistance, hygiene, fresh air, and avoiding exposure to cold drafts.
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United States
Ranchers Mean Business in Muzzle Law Meeting at Dietrich
The Tancoln Cutie and Horsegrowers Association met at Dietrich on Feb 17. James Kelly was elected president Louie Nelson View Vice President and Chavid eL Myers Secretary and Treasurer. The group endorsed enforcing the two mile limit law and planned signs for the territory and a rewards fund for violators. First Class Bailey sold at $2.19 per hundred at J Antone’s ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tancoln Cutie and Horsegrowers Association
Dietrich
James Kelly
Louie Nelson
Chavidel Myers
A Tortured Heart: Villainous Gossip and Southern Life
A Tortured Heart tells how village gossip harms, featuring Virginia Pearson as a Southern beauty in a Fox film. Stuart Holmes plays the blackmailing villain, with Marian Swayne as Marjorie Lorimore and Fuller Mellish as Samuel Summers. Indoor scenes were shot at Fox Studio Jersey side, outdoor Georgia locations with director Will S. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Pearson
William Fox
Dixie
Lucille Darnell
Stuart Holmes
Tilmland
Fox
Leonatutter
Marjorie Lorimore
Marian Swayne
Joseph Lorimore
Stephen Grattan
Samuel Summers
Shakespearan Triumph
Fuller Mellish
Mr. Fox
Jersey
New York City
Georgia
Will S. Davis
Baugh
How Colds Are Spread and How to Prevent Them
The text explains that cold germs spread by sneezing coughing and direct contact such as kissing shared cups towels pipes or contaminated objects. It urges preventing spread by covering coughs and noses avoiding exposure to germ laden discharges and not circulating illnesses. It notes risks of cold baths and drafts and emphasizes dusty unventilated rooms as key factors in producing colds.
Neighborhood News Reports Area Moves and Mine Injury
Neighborhood notes report families moving to Rossana Alberta Canada for colonization, with Rev Harris and Clarence Marquess joining the migration. John L. Roberts, injured in a mine blast near Hailey, returns home but will lose sight in one eye and have limited vision in the other. B B Stanger of the Amalgamated Sugar Company seeks beet land contracts in Jerome for a summer planting, planning 1000 acres with guidance for growers.
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FD. Atactiowiieces Inc
Bichtberger & MacGowan
Hae
Clarence Marquess
Famly
Marquess
Dominions
Uni_sted
John L. Roberts
North Star Mine
Hailey
Boise
Roberts
B. Stanger
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Settlers Reclaiming and Operating Company
Farm bureau picks district leaders and locals engage in trade travels
SS umuea selected as chairman of the farm bureau for the school district with Stratton and Jones as assistants. Tra Cornelius of Shoshone was a visitor in the city Tuesday. Jim Lane bought cattle in Wood River Valley and shipped hogs to Seattle. Pete Johnson closed a ranch deal near town at 1100 per acre for improved land. J Nelson Shepherd recovers from illness and honeymooning with G H Brayton’s family at Idanha ranch. H R Stevens sold his ranch northwest of town to Arkansas arrivals for 40,000 acres at 100 per acre in cash.
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Ss.umuea
Farm Bureau
Stratton
Jones
Tra Cornelius
Shoshone
B. Crouch
Hichfield Hotel
Iifteen
Victor Orchestra
Committee On Organization of the
Burmah
Gildea
North End
Morrison
Panison
Davis
Marley
Parker
Walter Stevens
Louis Johnson
F. W. Powell
R. W. Pridmore
Dell Lemmon
Jim Lane
Wood River Valley
Seattle
Pete Johnson
Pots
Spence
Gannett
J. Nelson Shepherd
G. H. Brayton
Idanha Ranch
H. R. Stevens
Arkansas
Stevens
Jerome
Jones and Davis Wedding Unites Jerome Couple
W. S Jones and Mary C. Davis of Jerome were married by Probate Juda Miles at Shoshone. The groom, a rancher living north of town, and the bride, described as a local resident, joined in the ceremony.
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W. S Jones
Mary C. Davis
Jerome
Juda Miles
Shoshone
Gotte
Patriotic Stars Speak on Submarine Crisis
Prominent figures from Mutsu features and film circles express readiness to serve or assist in the national crisis. Frances X. Bushman, Emmy Whelen, Mabel Taliaferro, Beverly Bayne, Edward J. Connelly, Fred B.R. Stanton, Charles Fang, William Christy Cabanne and others pledge loyalty to the United States, volunteering as needed and awaiting government direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia X. Bushman
Mabel Taliaferro
Metro Star
Burse
Emmy Whelen
United States
Lever
Francis X. Bushman
President Wilson
Wilson
Beverly Bayne
Edward J. Connelly
Dr. Zulph
Metro
Virginia
Lake Sunapee
N. H
Fred BR. Stanton
Cornell
Charles Fang
China
United States Navy
Olympia
America
William Christy Cabanne
Navy
Anne
Used Cars for sale and local notices in Shoshone
Used cars for sale include a 1914 Studebaker Six a 1915 Studebaker Four a 1916 Velie Six and a 1915 Ford touring car all in first class condition with sale on terms March 15 for new Studebakers. Also local notes on visitors farm sales and community events in Shoshone Idaho with a party of twelve arriving Tuesday evening seeking festivities in the Union state town.
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Studebaker
Velie
County Schools News Highlights Local Visits and Incidents
Alex Biwinbenr and George Teed visited Gooding on Saturday. Mr. Jack Houston returned Monday from Nebraska visits with parents. Several residents from Shoshone and Richfield made weekend visits. The snow depth reached five feet with 24 degrees below zero noted by Jim Kelly in Payette Valley. Easter choir practices begin Thursday, March 5, with open invitations. Church activities include Lutheran services by Rev. Weist and regular prayer meetings at the Dietrich church parsonage. Epworth League officers were elected as Grace Rinehart presided, with Rupert Borden and Alfreda Hull in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Biwinbenr
George Teed
Gooding
Jack Houston
Tle
Nebrakan
Bertha Fatterson
Olfie Bates
Mien Leitheiser
Ree, Pierce
Mr. Rinehart
F.C. Smith
Weist
American Paltz
C. E Borden
Richfield
James Rutherford
Dietrich
Studsum
Marvin Thomason
Shoshone
Emily Andrew
Beckett Grewell
Marley
John Grewell
Jim Kelly
Payette
Cattel
Cattie
American Falls
Lehman
Foehner
Dietrich Mr. E
Sine
Zimmerman
Epworth League
Dietrich Church
Grace Rinehart
Rupert Borden
Alfreda Hul
Adolph Lehman
Myrtle Lange
Bernard Towne
B S. Crist
Mary
Hast
Loveland
Colorado
Crist
Jennings
Fife
District No 2 pupil Clarence Kimrey returns to school
District No 2 pupil Clarence Kimrey started to school Monday. Mary Winter is on the sick list. Fiora left Myers spent a few days at the home of her uncle C. & Myers where the children are having measles. Mrs J W Hunter is on the sick list. Ruth Myers spent Sunday with her family. J B Burns was in Hadock Monday. Mrs J W Hunter went to Pocatello last Tuesday evening to visit her son and daughter who are attending a shooting contest there this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrah School
Dist
Travis Box
Garner
Box
Firetaugh
Fred Han
Claud Parker
Stratton Ranch
Fred Burdette
Rirhfield
Bot Gon
Scott
Hubbs
Sours
Shoshone
Shoshene
Clarence Kimrey
Mary Winter
Fiora
Myers
C. & Myers
J. W. Hunter
Ruth Myers
Tripp
J.B Burns
Hadock
Pocatello
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Ohoshone
Harlan D. Heist
Nebraska
Mr. J
H. Primps
Pooxtetto
Chas. Lamb
Poontetto
Lincoln Cattle and Horsegrowers Association
Neighborhood News
Jerstdh Side News
Lincoln County Times
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