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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
1
The Journal announces disruptions due to unavoidable circumstances and illness among staff. Printers were affected, with one member falling sick and the chief editor and publication staff stepping back, leaving the newsroom crippled yet determined to publish the next issue despite reduced strength.
W P Weiss farmer on the Dietrich tract was in town. Raymond Hug postmaster, and Kimama residents visited Friday. Various locals including Mrs. Whitenack host a Guild meeting on March 17. Camp Fire Girls meet at Sarah Price's. Several residents from Jerome Haddock and Boise spent time here. Local leaders and shop owners, nurses, and teachers returned to duties as town life continued amid influenza recovery.
School board and city council members invited to a Saturday evening meeting at Mrs. J W Newman home on March 14 at 7 30. Focus is civic improvement with a short program and refreshments to follow.
Thanks to old patrons 23 years in Shoshone barber business. New owner John Moore and Ben Graves praised as first class barbers. Dr M D Fleming promotes eye care and glasses. Eyes headaches eye strain noted. Optical services boast 20 years’ state licensed experience Idaho Oregon. Visit McFall hotel Saturday March 20 for town service.
A Neff region page records coastal farm life including a fishing outing, a sale organized by a local buying and selling group, church and school events, livestock care, a missing man J J Oliver of King Hill Idaho, a planned county fair, and notices of illness and funeral. It notes community meetings, a potential auto park, and cultural activities at Dietrich School and Shoshone.
Dietrich M. E. Church notes the revival meetings led by Reve Bartlett and Brown end with three conversions. The official board voted Rev J. B. officer a Goon College student to preach every Sunday at 2 PM, starting next Sunday. Will Newman visited from his Jerome County sheep ranch and spent time with family while tending thousands of ewes and newborn lambs.
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