Entertainment and Easter Events Highlight Shoshone News
A Shoshone entertainment section lists vaudeville acts at the Baugh and Sinclair’s Pharmacy, Easter program plans by the Sunbeam band, and an Easter breakfast at the Methodist Church. Dr J T Evans of Twin Falls will visit the McFall hotel March 29–30 for eye care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam Band of the Baptist! Church
Lucile Jones
Methodist Sunday School
J. T. Evans
Twin Falls
McPall Hotel
PANCY NEEDLE WORK PRICE NOTICE
Short notice on needling and trim finishing options with per yard pricing. Public claim lists Mary Lehew of Boise Idaho as contact for paid orders over one dollar at 1008 Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lehew
Jefferson Street
Boise
Idaho
Why Colds Are Dangerous and How to Fight Them
A brief warning that colds can lead to serious diseases such as influenza pneumonia tuberculosis scarlet fever whooping cough and measles. The piece urges rapid treatment with Chamberlains Remedy claiming it as a nine cure for bad colds and schedules a daily tea dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Old Fashioned Party Honors Mr Randy Birthday
Mrs David Rands hosted an old fashioned party at their home north of Shoshone last Thursday in honor of Mr Randy’s birthday. About 30 guests arrived in the morning and stayed all day for wool picking carding and a fine dinner. Everyone enjoyed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rands
Shoshone
Randy
Clean-Up Drive urged by Ladies Study Club village board
At the urging of the Ladies Study Club the village board enforces ordinance 78, a Clean-Up ordinance. It requires cleaning ears, face, hands, wrists above high water mark and also alleys, yards, out houses, and every fifth resort and fly breeding den. For week ending March 21, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Study Club
Mrs Cooley Praises Cough Remedy After Illness
Mrs Annie H Cooley of Middlefield Connecticut suffered a severe grip and risk of pneumonia. She began using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and soon felt chest pains vanish the cough loosen and expectoration ease allowing her to recover quickly and speak highly of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie H. Cooley
Middlefield
Conn
Chamberlain
Rumor on wet manure or hard concrete routes Boorse mystery
A fragment mentions wet manure underfoot or a hard concrete path at Boorse, unclear which standard route is implicated. The note presents a terse, possibly street level observation without named individuals or organizations. Further context is needed to identify exact location and meaning of the reference.
Village Election Registration Notice Begs Participation
Citizens must register before voting in the upcoming village election. Registration books will be open April.
Card of Thanks for floral and aid after bereavement
The notice thanks those who offered assistance and sympathy after a recent bereavement. Special gratitude is extended to Mrs Mabtard and others for the beautiful flowers and kind support during a difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uleo
Darth
Electrical rate hearing on the old town power company proposal
The village board plans to interview Archie Towler and delegates from neighboring towns to prepare a 1919 rate rise analysis. They review a 6 percent increase and a valuation tied to the power company property, aiming to present a case to the Public Utilities Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idhtho Power Company
le Tweting
Archie Towler
Thursdey
Suwrn
Mute
Tahoe Mower Company
Maj or Reed Honored at State House Procession
The body of Major Reed will be taken to Boise on Friday March 26 and lie in the state house rotunda. The funeral is under direction of the E Kora chapter Way Down East of the Baughfast. Friday and Saturday drew a large crowd of out of town patrons and local residents, while the notice calls for a needed change of society and justice for victims. A March 4 issue tally seeks ads and a Dr. Drake eye specialist will visit the McFall hotel on Saturday April 2 offering guaranteed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Reed
Boise
State House
E Kora
Jojustier
Istime
Drake
OM. Drake
McFall Hotel
Notice of Village Election Shoshone Idaho 1921
Notice to qualified electors of Shoshone Idaho Lincoln County election to elect five trustees for two year term. polls open 9 am to 7 pm Pacific time. registrar Bert Bowler deputy Webb. Registration at County Assessor’s office in Court House Shoshone March 25 to April 23 1921 with extended hours before election. Chairman J A McCollum Attest Bert Rowler Chairperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Lincoln
Idaho
Tuesay
Lincoln County
Bert Bowler
Webb
Court House
Ection
J. A. McCollum
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Estrays in Idaho
On February 1221 J Budette took up an estray mare and a sorrel stallion at his farm near Sho shone Idaho. Sheriff Clarence Wheeler announces sale to the highest bidder for cash on April 28 1921 at 10 20 AM at the Burdette farm 40 miles north and east of Shoshone. Sale proceeds go to satisfy the estray claim under Idaho law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Budette
Shoshone
Idaho
F. J. Burdette
Ohcola County
Wado
United States
Mig nIi
Clarence Wheeler
Porter jailed in Pocatello for forgery trial in check scheme
Porter, a check artist, was captured by Sheriff Wheeler and jailed in Pocatello for trial. F B Day, representing the American Bankers Association, will prosecute for forgery on a $275 Los Angeles check bearing a forged name. H G Berryman of Pocatello aided identifications, and Lincoln County avoids part of Porter’s costs due to the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Tiny Porter
Wheeler
Pouatello
F. Johnson Day
Aviericns Bankers Association
Porter
National Bank of Idaho
Pocatle
American Bankers Ass'n
Lincoln County
Fragmentary note on figures with gray appearance
Incomplete text describes individuals described as gray in color and resembling tally peers. The fragment lacks clear actions or events and provides no identifiable names or locations.
Death of Shoshone Pioneer Henry Lubbes
Henry Lubbes, a Shoshone pioneer born in Sefleswix Germany, died at ST years old in Shoshone after a long residence. He arrived in New York in 1861 and came to Shoshone in 1882 living a solitary life west of the McFall hotel with few old friends and no known relatives in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lubbes
Shoshone
Lubbes
Sefleswix
Germany
New York
McFall Hotel
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Ed Cramblett
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DR. Fleming
Fleming
H. M Beachs
St J McMahon
Inday School
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Lettle Cleveland
Helen Fields
C J Rugh
Paine
Sunbeam
Inez Scott
Easter Rabbit
DR. Evans
JSSUF
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Willie Comb
Solam
Ates. Lowry
Miicie, Nichu
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Mra Bmccune
WS. Thomas
Marley
Tanko
C. J. Jones
Shenhone Club
R.R. Clayton Jerome
Lincoln Loan and Title CO
Lincoln County Abstract Co
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Furance
Mra. J
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Jerome Road
Jere Idaho
J. H. Tuel
G. Lowery
Magic, Idaho
Ralph Shawver
C. L. Baker
Route 1
L. Jones
Olney Mines
Dunlop
North Road
Big Wooder Bridge
Callat Journal
E. M. Turnbull
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Custer
Schneider Drug CO
Inaho
E. F P. Jackson
Hoover
Ohio
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Electric Shop
Idaho Power Co
Magic Reservoir
Us S. Weather Bureau
Galena Summit
Hailey
Manhattan Cafe
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J. Brennan
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