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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1923
Page
1
Partial OCR text shows attorneys and party names amid a legal matter dated May 2 but lacks complete details. The readable items suggest a court or legal filing process involving a party and counsel, with missing names and actions.
Vague OCR read on upcoming city officer elections and a change to terms under a new law. Mentions governor and legislative action with unclear dates and names. Indicates incumbents like Ben Darrah and Bow Bowler may face re election decisions.
Local observations record Mrs J H Lane and son Boise visiting, C Burton back from a month with Catholic church friends, a church chicken dinner, and various social events including a St Patrick's gathering and a club meeting. Several residents travel or entertain as community life unfolds in Twin Falls area.
The city youths present a large cast of sixty four children in The Wedding of Youth at the Baugh theatre Friday. A six week drill period preceded the performance. Cast includes Miss Clare Mary Ellen McFall Miss Guyman Cecil Pough and many others with a long line of bridesmaids ushers and relatives listed. A comedy and the featured picture Money to Burn will precede and follow the play.
A historical water decree affects numerous landowners by specific water inches allotted. The document catalogs names such as B A McCoy Robertson Charles Lamb Jennie Robertson Joseph Robertson Mrs William Garlock Fred Gwin Frank Morris and many others with water allotments ranging from 40 to 480 inches, totaling 4900 inches across the affected parcels and land.
A garbled report compares maintenance and operation charges for the Marlies intervention projects in Tiaho and the Wood Canal company. It lists numerous placeholder figures and nonstandard names, suggesting fragmented data on site counts, riders, and costs tied to canal maintenance schemes.
The Beacon provides a summary from Mr. Lieurete Fenewst of Himerset detailing last year's milk and poultry production. The report covers cows, hens, and farm labor, noting changes in yields and efficiency on Culluwes Hie Manind and nearby holdings.
Shoshone High School notes a clever vase lesson and a successful senior cream puff sale raising over ten dollars. Students enjoy a third period study program. Mrs Rhoads absent, Melissa leads a senior handled program. Upcoming Sunday evening boxing match invites attendance at the high school auditorium.
The forest service unveils a road through the Sawtooth and Sawtooth Mountain country offering a 250 mile shorter path to Yellowstone Park from the ruled district. It promises dramatic mountain scenery and becomes a potential magnet for motorists, surpassing the Snake River area in appeal.
Serevant Madir A Le Cleme and Envoy Imdackeep arrive to launch a county hire program. The army funds $40 in this county to support general work across the state, with plans tied to rescue efforts. Details remain unclear as wording fragments obscure dates and exact actions.
Judge Ensign reversed a county commission decision raising questions on deputy auditors and recertors pay. He voided parts of the commission’s action about deputies in the assessor’s office and auto license duties, citing higher salaries in other counties. The case involved W. D. Filer Beulah Guyman A Bowler and W. O. Filer. the court ordered refunds of fees and noted unresolved moves toward reopening the matter at the next meeting.
The Baugh Theatre presents a varied lineup next week. The main picture My Wild Irish Rose from Vitagraph tells a tale of enduring love. Wednesday and Thursday bring Trouble, Shirley Mason stars in The New Teacher, and other titles include a society girl tale and Dororthy Yost adaptation The Little Allin.
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