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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
8
Shoshone High School students discuss a new gymnasium and facilities. Reports describe debates on district contests, a basketball season with a girls championship match, and a focus on building community through sports and school pride.
A school year ends as seniors depart and juniors take the place. The verse celebrates spring, upcoming classes, and student transitions with playful humor about the growing grades and the end of term.
Notice sets March 29 1921 election at South Side School House to authorize district bonds of 55000 with 6 percent interest payable semiannually for alterations and additions to the school building including new classrooms auditorium and gymnasium. Polls open 1 p m to 6 p m. Nina V Murphy clerk.
In Columbus, four year old William Jason Tucker and his sister rode with friends Sunday night as many fireflies lit the country roads. The six year old asked about the light and William quipped that it comes from headlights in their stomachs, a remark noted by Lidianapalis News.
In a terse, fragmentary note, Abiding Faith discusses self confidence and a man who claims to have made his own beer. The quotes imply doubt and pride, highlighting a moment of personal assertion amid uncertain dialogue.
Major General Leonard Wood chairs a Lenten Sacrifice Appeal to fund Near East Relief. He urges Americans to aid two and a half million Armenians suffering from war, starvation, and disease, noting over 100000 children depend on U S generosity. The effort includes prominent national figures and seeks personal cooperation to continue mercy work.
President Ha Helin endorses the Near East Relief Lent Sacrifice appeal led by Maj. Gen. Leon A. Wood for starving Christians in the Near East. He urges continued American support and describes past efforts as lacking compared to future needs, calling for generous donations to aid the stricken population.
A passage extols Theodore Roosevelt urging Americans to “God and take your own part” and fulfill civic duties. It emphasizes courage, self-reliance, and participation in public life as essential to liberty, community welfare, and national identity, warning against timidity and inaction. The discourse praises a Godfearing nation and the duty of every household to teach Americanism to children.
Leonard Wood argues Americans prize self-made men as the core of true equality and opportunity. He contrasts wealth birth with effort, saying worth arises from self-making through trials, shaping men into the royal road to manhood amid America’s liberal lottery of chances.
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