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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal offers a three dollar yearly subscription. Mailing and delivery details indicate transmission through the mail system. the note references office handling and local postal processing in Shoshone.
The article mourns Champ Clark who died near the Capitol in Washington after a long political career. It notes his service as a congressman from Kentucky’s district, his Presidential nomination bid, and the respect he earned across parties. It laments the Democratic party’s failure to secure a two thirds majority and recalls his patriotism and loyalty.
Journal reports a public debate on issuing bonds to fund a new gym and refund existing debt. It clarifies authorship of an earlier column and reaffirms its stance on presenting all sides openly. The piece urges frank, personalities-free discourse and notes Legion involvement.
Idaho Lincoln county bank report shows reserves, deposits, and liabilities including demand and time deposits, notes payable, and contingent liabilities. It notes salaries for January 1921, officers’ annual pay, and other employee compensation, sworn by cashier Wallace M. Scott and directors Gilbert J. White and others. A local report recalls a horse accident involving E Sex workers crossing a river with hay for sheep, detailing the near loss of two horses and rescue of the others.
Propositions favor bond fairness and public opinion while the CITY ELECTION on April 26 will elect a Village Board shaping local policy on water, law enforcement, and prosperity. Shoshone faces roster changes with Jones brothers injured but remains a strong, clean, community representative team likely to excel next year, potentially hosting the regional tournament in a new gym.
Friday night Shoshone With school iris to play American Falls for the state championship. The community urged to attend and show pride in the Shoshone team.
Shoshone team places second in a regional tournament at Twin Falls with strong showings by local squads. The final featured Shoshone against Twin Falls after draws listing Rupert Burley Alton Gooding. Moscow hosted the match. Final game delivered a notable performance.
The Methodist church outlines a Sunday program with morning worship at 10, Sunday School plans a breakfast with hot cocoa, a Crock Havenlt entertainment, and an evening service led by Rev. Clowfer. Local notes mention the Roworth League 4:20 am and 7:20 pm gatherings.
D W Griffiths master photo drama Way Down East comes to the Baugh theatre for two nights starting Friday March 18 with a special matinee Saturday. A full symphony orchestra travels with the company. musicians must have prior New York experience and two week tenure before touring. The score blends original and interpolated tunes highlighting tense scenes. Filmed rural dances and country scenery are presented by local artists from White River Junction Vermont.
Automobile owners must procure licenses before March 16 1921. Operators may be prosecuted for driving after that date without 1921 license plates on both front and rear. Issued by The W Yaden Assessor and Clarence Wheeler Sheriff.
Notice to owners of the Gooding Wheeler Mott ditch water rights. A meeting at Sho shone Idaho is set for March 15 1921 at two o clock to appoint a superintendent and water master for the irrigation season of 1921. Also notices school events and local sports and debate results.
Notices by Sheriff Clarence Wheeler list multiple estrays taken up near Shoshone and Lincoln County Idaho dated March 10 1921 Each entry names the finder keeper the location and the sale date set for April 21 1921 at 11 AM 10 AM and 2 20 PM at the respective farms to be sold to the highest bidder for cash under Idaho stray laws Names include J W Stoddard S R Mulliner and R L Brown with details on animals and brands
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