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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal, published every Friday in Steetene, lists advertising rates, subscription price, and contact details. It notes poetry, society events, and community notices, with references to editorial features and misc listings.
Local notes describe a sale event with names and places blurred. Mentions possible buyers and sellers near a market area and timing across a week. Several unreadable fragments hinder full clarity, but references to Byer and Bary Bardot appear among garbled lines. The piece suggests a community sale or list of debts and attendees rather than a formal report.
After a brief business session the Legion plans an evening of entertainment. Committee members Bi Rhoads George Curtis and Ron Borden oversee refreshment entertainment and speeches. The post notes the government will provide grave markers engraved with essential information free of charge and prepaid for all veterans graves, with installation aimed by Decoration Day.
The fragment notes a resolution expressing sympathy to Harald Norrin Howard and his parents Mr and Mrs FT How regarding a bereavement. The group resolves to spread the resolution among meeting attendees and to send copies to Mr and Mrs Howard and several named individuals connected with the Grange, including Mrs Lowh Pletcher, Mrs Macy Gunderson, and Miss Lea Gunderson.
Classified listing fragment shows items for sale including a small truck and various equipment. Several garbled phrases obscure具体 details and prices. No clear seller or location is identifiable. text reads like misread OCR with stray characters and incomplete phrases.
A fragment echoing a dramatic moment when a man first beholds the woman he loves. It salutes the profound surge of feeling that floods a foe and the timeless rapture of that singular image. The text closes with an emphatic final note.
The Journal offers 250 dollars for the best Igve definition and smaller prizes for others. Submit your own or quote someone, no subscription needed. Entries printed weekly until the contest closes March 31.
A letter argues Shoshone should drill a deep artesian well to access pure hot water from the Sawtooth mountains area. It contends current surface and river water are contaminated by cesspools, and proposes a pressurized hot water supply to attract tourists, boost spending, and reduce costs within five years. It cites Vale and Hatley as regional examples and urges abandoning chemical filtration in favor of natural water development.
Financially strained editor conceived a lecture and delivered it before fraternal orders and Chautauquas. Following many reader letters requesting copies, the piece was printed in the Journal for wider circulation.
A fragmentary, poetic meditation on Adam's solitude before Eve, comparing biblical themes of creation, longing, and companionship. The prose explores the first human pair, divine presence, and the search for love as lights fade and nature mirrors inner ache. It weaves biblical imagery with intimate emotion about beauty, beauty’s ache, and yearning for partnership.
The owner outlines plans to roof filter tanks to create two swimming pools for girls and boys, with hot water already available from the same well. Hot water will be encountered first underground and the system promises no drnp poisting. More attractors will follow to draw visitors for short stays.
Richfield resident J. C. Jensen visited the Shoshone. Mr and Mrs SH Chapman visited Richfield. Wallace M Scott returned from an upper country trip. B S Rising of Halley visited Shoshone friends. F R Scot of North Shoshone did business in Shoshone Monday. Hex sb Aatiston outside the area last week but is improving.
Aly Garlock of Govtay shone as a visitor Wednesday, with relatives visiting this week. Stanley T. Baer of ShoshoneWisdom attended events, and Miss Martha Goodin was noted as absent from classes last week.
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