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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
5
Local items from Shoshone report visits, illnesses, and social events. March activities include church meetings, a baby’s birth, and trips by residents to and from town. An advertisement promotes Rheumatic Herb Company products with testimonials from Iowa readers.
Snow report for March 12 lists Halley 38 inches Soldier Creek 41 Ketchum 40 Winslow 46 Russian John 60 Mascot 52. Halley total 106.6 inches with 9.2 percent water. Last year Halley total 8.75 inches with 12.3 inches water.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and aid after a bereavement. Mentions J W Wheeler and family A N McQuivey, Grand Jury service by Borden and Newman, American Legion meeting postponed to March 28, and school dismissal for Melville Wheeler’s memory. Listings mention local visitors and church lodge activities while garbled text hints at additional names and events.
Local lyceums report large financial losses for winter courses while critics blame managers for misjudging public taste. The piece notes wartime anti American propaganda from colleges and universities and urges local organizers to avoid costly, controversial lectures that strain public patience.
Planning a garden before planting helps avoid shade and crowding. Professors Thornber and Washington State College suggest arranging crops to ease irrigation and maximize advantages like intercropping and room for vines. Consider land suitability and market demand to choose profitable crops and timing.
In Idaho's Fourth Judicial District a dispute involves Burlington Savings Bank and Blaine County National Bank with Henry M Fender and Mary Fender as defendants. The case names Charles W Wilson and John L Gould and unknown heirs, seeking judgment on a described lead mining tract in Lincoln County. The docket references court actions and likely foreclosure or lien proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a legal action involving wares or merchandise with unclear parties. The readable terms suggest a suit, but specifics on plaintiffs, defendants, or court are not discernible.
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