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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal in Shoshone Idaho lists Edward T Barber as editor and proprietor. Subscription price and publication details appear, with publication information and publisher name provided.
A reader letter argues that education funding via a school bonds measure serves community interests. It emphasizes careful justification, tax implications, and timely action to approve building projects benefiting all district children. The piece critiques delay and calls for decisive support to modernize facilities.
The Journal notes low turnout with about twenty people voting and urges citizens to vote in the April 20 village election. It argues that local prosperity depends on the village administration and that residents should support five native and progressive candidates in the contest.
The Department of bacteriology at Maho Agricultural Station announces culture preparations for brumin one Crone inoculation. Trained staff prepare neat cultures for sowing time to ensure timely treatment. Cultures are sent to farmers and colonies yield measured benefits from 25 to 15 percent. costs include preparation and materials. Inoculation not required for all crops. some beans and powders show varying results depending on seed treatment.
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A lengthy article outlines a model home vegetable garden focusing on high yields for the table. It notes seasonal succession and irrigation suited to Southern Iowa and adjacent districts, detailing varieties and practices recommended by the Idaho Experiment Station.
The United States Geological Survey and Idaho Extension Division with county and state agencies outline a coordinated effort to eradicate ground squirrels in Cam an Mountain area. A crew under federal supervision will use toxic baits to target infestations on public and private lands, with farmer cooperation and no tax expense.
A New York banker urged U S action to rescue 7,790,490 Armenians scattered across the Near East. He warned of mass death from exposure, hunger, and disease unless funds are raised for Near East Relief. The appeal asks 60 dollars per year to feed a child and sustain refugees in Turkey, Persia, and the Levant. Contributions go to Cleveland H. Dovige, treasurer, at 1 Madison Avenue, New York City.
Near East Relief appeals for funds as American workers in Armenia Anatolia and Syria risk life aiding refugees during a harsh winter. The piece cites thousands homeless and starving, urges readers to support Lent Sacrifice offerings to save children and sustain relief efforts led by General Leonard Wood.
On April 21, the following stray stock was take up by Ivan Terry at the Win Gwin ranch near Shoshone Lincoln County. A sorrel gelding and two other stray horses described as male, bay and gray with specific markings were impounded. The sheriff will sell the described estrays to the highest bidder for cash on April 2, at the Win Gwin location northeast of Shoshone. Dated March 16, 1921. Sheriff Charles Wheeler.
The district court terms for 1921 are set for Gooding County March 28 June 20 October 1 Camar County April 18 August 20 Lincoln County May 9 September 18 October 31 Maine County May 31 October The terms begin at 10 o clock in the forenoon and continue until business is disposed of. Clerks are ordered to publish this order in a newspaper in each county for two consecutive weeks. Done at Chambers Hatley Idaho March 1921. Judge Henry F. District
At 2 PM on April 20 1921 in Sho whone Lincoln Idaho before Notary Frank Dikney a proof will be submitted for an application to beneficial use of 1.6 cubic feet per second from an unnamed stream and two springs for irrigation and domestic use. Holder John H Lindsay Hagerman Idaho. Place of use SE Quarter of Section 12 Township 7S Range 13 E BM. Priority date December 3 1915. Commissioner W G Swendsen.
National appeal led by Major General Leonard Wood mobilizes a wide array of prominent figures including Andrew Mellon William Howard Taft W E Atterbury John Grier Hibben Henry van Dyke Samuel Gompers Rupert Hughes and Mary Garden among others to back Near East Relief Lent offering for starving Christian populations in the Far East.
On January 1 1921 J W Stoddard at his farm about 44 miles North of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho took up a bay filly about three years old weight about 1000 pounds branded 2 on right stifle Notice given that on Thursday April 21 1921 at 11 A M at the Stoddard farm about 40 miles North of Shoshone sell the described estray to the highest bidder for cash dated March 10 1921 Sheriff Clarence Wheeler Malta Idaho becomes lawful notice under estray laws.
A bay gelding about eight years old and weighing roughly 1100 pounds was taken up by S. R. Mulliner at his farm seven miles northeast of Shoshone Idaho. The animal is branded and described as an estray.
Notice announces a sale by auction at the A M Miner farm on a specified April day in 1921 at 7 o'clock for cash in lawful money. Dated March 10 1921. Clarence Wheeter Shortt is named.
Notice states on November 1, 1920, R. I. Brown took up at his ranch ten miles northeast of Shoshone, Idaho, an old bay gelding about five years old and a bay gelding about five years old, weights near 1000 pounds, with no distinguishable brands. The sale aims to dispose of these estrays.
An auction notice announces a sale on Thursday the 21st at 2 30 PM at a ranch in Lincoln County Idaho. It mentions about 10 Shoshone participants and references state entrace to the bid with best bidder determining money due.
Notice to holders of the Wood River Reservoir and Canal Company Limited. Meeting at the company office in Lincoln County on April 19 to vote on amendments and director elections. Proposals include changing the company name and broad corporate powers for water rights and system operation.
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