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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal from Shoshone Idaho notes federal retirement terms and civil service policy reflecting ten years service for pension eligibility, survivor benefits and potential extensions. A stray item mentions a silk ribbon handbag found on a street, with owner asked to prove property and claim it.
A historical critique by Mayer Ole Hanson voices strong Spirit of America rhetoric condemning those opposing the government. It rails against Congress adjournment and unfinished legislation, blaming public resentment on leaders and urging accountability.
A debate on regulatory reform questions the spread of governmental control over stock companies and private investments. Advocates warn of a regulatory regime eroding liberty while critics push for law over bureaucratic discretion. a Woodrow Wilson reference frames the argument amid national sentiment.
J Mott plans a late month public sale of his dairy herd. Reported wheat disease in southern Idaho spreads. formaldehyde seed treatment for smut outlined. Local notes: Truman McMahon from Richfield, Miss Stanley and brother to Seattle, Leon Friedman of Halley discharged from army traveling via Shoshone.
A report from the War Council details the American Red Cross wartime effort and its transition to a permanent postwar structure. It notes cash and supplies exceeding $400 million from the public, extensive volunteer service, and the shift led by Dr Livingston Farrand as the new central committee chairman. The piece highlights hospital work in France, canteen and medical support for troops, and ongoing aid through the Army in Germany and occupation zones. It also mentions large member growth, with about 17 million paid members and 9 million junior members, and praises the public’s support for relief efforts amid the war.
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