Poultry Demonstrations Boost Lincolns County Breeding Efforts
Local poultry growers show interest in the better poultry campaign planned by the Farm Bureau. University of Idaho specialist Moore helped start demonstrations across communities to improve breeding, feeding, housing, and management of flocks. County agents will report progress as the program expands and more demonstrators are trained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better
Farm Bureau
Pron Moore
Hugek
Inmne
Joe Yiurbea
Shoshone
Nansen
A. T. McMahon
Rhode Island Reds
S. B Todd
B. L. Clinger
Burt Orpingtons
George Redmond
Partridge Rocks
Wyandotts
C. R. Wheeler
White
M and Church Notice Sunday Service and Lecture
Sunday March service schedule includes 10 A M Sunday School 11 A M Pattie Worship with sermon by the Pastor. Evening 7 30 P M Illustrated Lecture on Ruined Churches of France with fine Ster ioptiean pictures. Do not miss these.
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Porto Hico
France
Breeding Ewes For Sale In Dillon And Shoshone
A seller offers bands of large cross bred ewes including Ramboulette and Shropshire Ranboutette and Hampshire types, weighing 125 to 165 pounds. Ewes are two to four years old, good shearers, in fine condition. Sale May 5th 1919. For details contact J B Morse in Dillon Montana or T J Murray at McFall Hotel Shoshone Idaho.
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Hampshire
Ramboulette
Elaine War
J.B. Morse
Dillon
Montana
T. J. Murray
McFall
Shoshone
Idaho
Letter from D Stimson on poem Somewhere in France
Seattle Washington March 22 1919 Mrs E G Gooding Lincoln County Chapter Shoshone Idaho receives thanks for forwarding the poem Somewhere in France by Parker. Stimson manager of Northwestern University Red Cross praises the piece and says it will receive publicity by circulating to National Headquarters New York Office.
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D. Siimaon
Iuvisian
The
Red Cross
France
Parker
Seattle
Washington
E. G. Gooding
Lincoln County
Shoshone
Idaho
Mia. Goodng
National
New York
Tam
D. Stimson
District Court in Session Hears High Criminal Docket
District court convened Monday with Judge Marty F Ensign presiding and limited to criminal matters until Thursday noon when adjournment extended to Monday morning. The court faces the busiest docket ever due to war conditions delaying business. Clarence Carothers was in Shoshone Thursday from his ranch.
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Marty F. Ensign
Clarence Carothers
Conservational government rhetoric from Kellogg on democracy
An archival fragment quotes Senator Frank B. Kellogg defending the constitutional order and warning against internationalist propaganda. The passage contrasts the 18th century furnace that forged democracy with fears of anarchist and socialist movements, urging unity to protect home rule, property, and social order amid rising revolutionary propaganda.
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Frank B. Kelloge
Guninivetas Hierty
Individu
Sochillet
Infant Stanley Grewell Dies at Two Months
Infant Stanley Deven Grewell, son of Mr and Mrs J H Grewell, died at the family home March 4 from pneumonia. Burial was at Mickfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Deven Grvewell
J. H. Grewell
Miehfleld
Keefer Elected President of State Board of Education
A. J Keefer was honored this week by election as president of the State Board of Education. He has served on the board for two years and his devotion to the state’s school interests is cited as justification for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J Keefer
State Board of Education
Keefer
Prisoners Escape From Lincoln County Jail
Thursday evening about six o'clock five prisoners escaped from the Lincoln county jail after breaking out previously from the same jail months earlier near The Dalles Oregon. The old jail tempts inmates with easy exits, prompting suggestions that signs outside should be complemented with warnings inside to stay in.
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Lincoln County
Dalles
Oregon
Mexico Return Aboard: Jhyrbeo Ends Year Overseas
Retur n from Mexico shows Jhyrbeo ending a year abroad amid unsettled conditions and renewed American business activity. The report notes improved times and a shift in fortunes as work resumes.
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JH. Jyyrbeo
Bid
Mexico
H¢é
Causial i Atte Pension of
American Business Activs
Optometrist Room 3 in Gem Building Boise Idaho
Boise optometry advertises eye service focusing on eye strain headaches. It promotes glasses fitting, yearly lens changes at no extra cost, and 20 years experience across Idaho and Oregon. Emphasizes attention to school children and monthly town appearances at Hotel Mufall, Monday April.
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GEM Building
Boise
Idaho
Oregon
Drake to Speak at Bashone Methodist Meeting
Dr. Drake, president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union for Kate state, will address Bashone residents on "Making Perумvery Sut for the World" at the Methodist church. An afternoon meeting in the town is to be announced later. local attendance requested by Sinclair and wife.
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Drake
Bashone
Christian Temperance
Kate
Mayette County
Geeste
Why Colds Are Dangerous and How to Treat Them
A brief health note explains that colds weaken lungs and lower vitality, increasing risk of pneumonia and germ diseases like consumption diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. It urges quick relief and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a dependable pleasant treatment.
Alva Canzler's Camp Grant Letter Home From War
Alva Canzler writes from Camp Grant describing arrival in England and France, fighting in the Argonne for ten days, wounded by a grenade on October 5, and returning to the United States February 18. He notes paralysis in his left arm and hand but gradual improvement, asks about Shoshone and folks, and requests a copy of The Shoshone Journal. He signs off hoping to hear news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argonne
U.S
Mond
Camp Grant
Yue
Senior Clans of SHS Host Green Night Party
A St Pameka party at the residence of WoW Gwin in Menor honored Miss Tree Peck and Miss Mary Mason. Guests wore green and white, dined on festive fare, and played games with ukulele music. Eleven guests attended. the evening ended quietly with hostesses praised.
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St. Pameka
Wow
Gwin
Menor
SHS
Ty Miss Tree Peck
Sir Mary Mason
Wetrome Garlock
Peek
Mason
Marian Clark
Peyette
Myrele Borden
Pocatello Hospital
Borden
Diekwich
Mary Crist
Birth of a son and local chatter from Twin Falls
Word has been received of the birth of a 9 pound son at Twin Falls to Mr and Mrs Norvil Koofer. Shoshone friends rejoice with the parents over the happy event. Also notes of local visits and travel including Guy G. Hyan in Shoshone, Mr Hoar with the Medical corps at Camp Fremont, Terry Collins visiting from Mack Ferry, Ivy Coates and Jana Holham trips to Boise, and Chas Springer and daughter Lilie shopping in town.
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Norvil. Koofer
Twin Falls
Guy ¢. Hyan
Shashan
Moody
Mr. Hoar
Medical Corps
Camp Freemont
Terry Collins
Ghas Ferry
Joe Sprenger Returns Home After Army Service
Joe Sprenger returned home Saturday after nine months in the army. He did not cross but was listed when the armistice was signed. He spent most of his term at Camp Merritt New Jersey. Local notices mention several residents traveling to Shoshone for business and court, with various visits from people connected to Blaine and Camas counties.
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Joe Sprenger
Camp Merritt
N. J
George Costes
Blaine County
Belleevue
Belee
Pierce
Jerome
R. M. Angel
Halley
Extending the School Term For Extra Year End Work
The Triplies of several school districts consider stretching the term by two or three weeks to provide students with additional time to complete the year's work.
Yaden Returns From France After 13 Months of Service
Bud Yaden arrives after 13 months in France and visits Shoshone friends. He first goes home to North Yakima, then to Shoshone, where he has long been known as a Shoshone boy who spent most of his life.
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Yaden
Aad
France
North
Yakima
Pruittty Reck
Toute
Captain Bennett Visits Sister in Goodin Area
Captain Jesse Bennett of Goodin visited his sister Mrs Thos H Gooding Jr for a few days this week. He has just been discharged from the army and accepted a job with Curtis Publishing Company, with headquarters at Boise and also listed at Bolae.
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Jesse Bennett
Goodin
Thos. H. Gooding, Jr
Curtis Publishing Company
Boise
Bolae
Sheriff to Sell Estrays at L Parke Farm North of Shoshone
On April 17 1919 Sheriff Clarence Wheeler will sell at L Parke farm nine miles north of Shoshone Idaho two stray horses described as a white bar gelding with a white nose spot and a gray gelding about 1400 pounds both unbranded for cash to the highest bidder under Idaho estray laws. Dated March 6 1919.
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L. Parker
Shoshone
Idaho
FE. M. Oelock
L. Parke
Notice to water users of the Gooding Mott Ditch
Water users are notified of a meeting to elect a manager and set salary for the Gooding Mott Ditch irrigation season. The session will be held at the office of J Harlin D Heintz in Shoshone Idaho on Saturday March 29 at 2 PM.
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Gooding-Mott Ditch
Gooding-Mott
Shoshone
Idaho
L. J. Mott
Harlin D.heixt
Guild Meeting Notice and Alice Borden Health Update
The Episcopal Guild will meet next Wednesday at Mrs J. W. Lundin’s home with full attendance hoped. Miss Alice Borden recently underwent throat operation at Dill hospital and is recovering. she is short one pair of tonsils and expected to regain health soon.
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Episcopal Guild
J. W. Lundin
Alice Borden
Dill Hospital
Mother of Thousands Termite Queen Lays 9220 Eggs an Hour
In a tropical habitat a towering termite colony centers on a conical mound one foot underground. Inside the cell the queen mother, six feet tall in the observation, lays an astonishing 9,220 eyes hourly while her mobility is limited to egg production.
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Tropics
The Sport of Kings Through the Ages
A historical note traces horse racing prizes from the 14th century silk or cloth mantles to bells and gold snaffles in the 15th, cups in the 16th, and racing colors in Henry VIII's era reflecting evolving prize culture.
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Henry the Eighth
Take It Easy: A Lesson in Easing Life’s Tasks
A reflective piece notes that many youths overcomplicate tasks that should be simple and argues for mastering easy methods to conserve energy for tougher duties. It suggests the art of life lies in doing work efficiently to free effort for demanding obligations.
Shoshone Visitors and War Heroes Highlight Local Notes
Local items recount visitors EE Pletcher and Mins Belen from Shoshone, Rome from Vern Carnegie, and Alam L. Stustard's recent US service. Families attend funerals, returns from the war, and a birthday celebration mark community life. Readiness to host returning soldiers April 4 postponed due to flu and bad roads.
Dietrich M E Church Preaching Service Announcement
Dietrich M E church announces a preaching service at the M E Church on Sunday March 30 at 2 20 P M Everyone invited to attend.
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M. E. Church
Cannon and Butler Communique From Wood River Grange
Big Wood River Grange notes visitors and letters from members and families. Charley Butler called on Mr and Mrs Lester Cannon. others include Joe Springer, Paul Franklin, and Mrs J A Stern. A member recently returned from 14 months in France near the Argonne Forest, wounded twice, now reported in good condition as he comes home.
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Tester Cannon
Wie Tete
France Sunier
Charley Butler
Mra
Lester Cannon
Relics of Aztecan Era Found in Salt River Valley
A Science Monitor writer reports seven com munal Dre Aztecan settlements in the Salt River valley with central buildings larger than Cast jrande. Northward and northeast river valleys show evidence of these peoples as they left irrigation seats and moved toward mountains and plateaus.
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Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Cast Jrande
Science Monitor
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Farm Bureau News
Lincols County Farm Bureaus
Geo. EB. Moroney
Vownty Agwat
District Court IN Session
A. J. Keefer
Optometrist
Emma Drake
W. Sinclair
Sinclair
Wife
Aerivet
Pesiay Evenue
Camp Lewy
Mr. Shiclir
Sin
Chris
Leck Tole
Fini
Deres Puardan
Wrieht
Gekten Eile
Mr. Lacy
Art Jolm
T. H
Alva Canzler
T. J. Gooding
de Pul
Chas
Burgess Wan Ip
Fredwin Wis
Chocks Gwin
Hhonhene
AL Bettingil
Freemont
Mir
Mike
Ivy Coates
Boise Paday
Jana Holham
Menehig
Art Cheney
Trond
Formom
Springer
Lilie
Peter Lavistrom
Shea
Kupanges
Fred Riggin
W. E. Turner
Robi Brown
Lowell Winchester
Magin
Iver
State Fish Wand Game Department
Neil Grangeville
Bellevune
Neal Uy
Camp Lewis
Nelly Frank Furdetts
Nis
Tipeh
Thallay
J. M. Price
Bok
Gharks Sharp
Bellevue
Yale
Congen
Dr. & O2 Maxtings
Chicago
Wesley
George
Della Rhodes
Lewiston, Ta
D. W. Yaden
Fierbert Sprenger
North Yakima, Wash
Charles Sprenger
East Big Wood River Tract
Mark Kiiwell
Marshal Chapmain
Twin Palle
District Court
Earth Perrigon
Tw Falls
Wil Newman
Attorey
Guy Eheels
Gooding
Mrs. Turner
Baker
Methodist Church
J. Dt. Keenai
B.D. Reynold
A. B. Barclay
Henry M. Hall
Wm. A. Peters
A. T. Fletcher
Richfled
Wm. Ore Chapman
J. R. Bothwell
Bud Yaden
Captain Bennett
Raith Callins
Pocatello
Tess McMahon
Salt Lake
A. J, Mott
Dietrich
Carnegie
Rome
Germainy
Tietrich
FS. Bacon
Fine Dart Hunt
Aim L. Stustard
J. J. Meservey
Preston
Urish
Mra S Meservey'a Slater
Albert Colwell
Nera
Vale
Andrw
Julia Campbell
Priday
Leslie Eddy
J. A. Batley
Big Wood River Grange
Joe Springer
Army
Ghut
Joe Agals
J. A. Ste
Ant Mea
Mos
FS Preoktin
Paul Foklin
Hh Cannon
Viele
Argonne Forest
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