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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
5
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Local notes describe community life with names, visits, illnesses, church events, and Easter preparations. Morgan re-elected water overseer, Ditch and hospital news, Epworth League officers elected, illness reports, flower orders, and a theft recovery near War Newman’s residence.
Mary Lehew of 1008 Jefferson Street Boise Idaho advertises plain picot edge work itching finish popular trims. Returns paid on orders over one dollar.
The article warns that colds can lead to serious diseases such as pneumonia tuberculosis measles and scarlet fever. It urges prompt care and promotes Chamberlain's Remedy as a known option to help treat bad colds.
Harrison Ryan and Mr Hullock visit as three candidates are initiated. A splendid address, delicious luncheon, and reports follow. North Side Mothers Circle honors Mrs Pinnner with a house welcome in Washington. W C T meets March 15 with plans for future activities and a good program. Refreshments served. Mrs Willinana and Mrs Tourkili return to assist.
Edith Hubbard daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hubbard died Tuesday at the family residence after a bowel obstruction from illness. She leaves a twin sister Ethel and siblings Eva Delia Mary Annie Punem services by Rev Wil Punvweill of the Wena church will be at the family residence Saturday March 19 at 7 pm, with interment in Glenn's Ferry Sunday morning No 23.
The official score shows Sho shone 33 to 22, but a foul early in the game led to a counted goal for Shoshone under rules, securing the win. The season ended with a disputed claim to the state title as American Falls challenges the result while Shoshone demands acknowledgment of the agreed one-game championship.
On February 4 1921 F J Budette took up at his farm 40 miles north and half mile east of Shoshone Idaho two estrays a dark gray mare four years old about 1000 pounds with no brands and a sorrel stallion about two years old around 700 pounds with no brands Public sale will be held Thursday April 28 1921 at 10 30 A M at the Burdette farm to satisfy estray laws Sheriff Clarence Wheeler announced sale to the highest bidder for cash in lawful U S currency.
Baptist church notes list Sunday School at 10:00 am morning worship at 11:00 am and evening service at 7:00 pm Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:30 pm B Y P U gathering Sunday at 7:00 pm Rev Withrow is the pastor.
The Saintly church calendar lists Sunday School in the morning, worship services at morning and evening, with Epworth League noted. A local endorsement highlights Chamberlain's Tablets as an effective remedy for constipation, recommending immediate post-meal use for best results.
Mrs Anne M Cooley of Middlefield contracted a severe grip and threatened pneumonia. She used Chamberlain's Couch Remedy and derived quick relief. Chest pains faded, cough loosened, expectoration easy, and she recovered rapidly according to her testimony. She speaks highly of the remedy.
The Shoshone girls basketball team defeated American Fairs 22 to ? in the state championship showdown last Friday. Shoshone led by six before a comeback, then surged late with sharp shooting and overall dominance. Team members listed include Alice Alexander captain Elaine Lower Hattie Peck Ethel Chrismap Elanor Anderson Iva AlexaIter Beatrice Mills Chiheyn Welty.
T Marion H Spangier pled guilty to murder on June 19 1311 in the District Court Fourth Judicial District Linvote Idaho and was sentenced to life at Idaho State Penitentiary Boise. Sentence commuted to twenty years by the State Board of Pardons January 7 1920. He will apply at the next Board of Pardons meeting after legal publication for a full pardon. Signed Marion F Spanger.
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