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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal is published every Friday in Shoshans Idaho with Edward 7 Barber as editor proprietor. Subscriptions are two dollars per year. Postage at the office in Miasbond Mak o for transmission through the mail per parcel appears in the text.
A polemical piece argues that while Mr White claims to be Progressive he merely wears the label on a political apparatus used since 1482. It contrasts Progressive and Standpat viewpoints, cites Patrick Henry, and rails against progressivism by linking it to European collapse and U.S. decline. The author targets modern American figures and policies as misused tools.
Fragmented passage critiques Mr White and Progressives, arguing his piece misuses facts and labels. It references Roosevelt, 1912, and attitudes toward progressivism, noting perceived inconsistencies and the persona behind labels.
The Shoshone team defeats their rivals 3 to 2 in a tight contest. Gurkioal players are described as tired and slowed, while the Shoshone trust leads the charge as Marine and Mummner provide effort. Fans expect a tougher rematch.
Local kindergarten outing hosted by chaperone Mrs. Newman featured a schoolyard picnic with students including Katherine Schuler Jovihin Schuler Mary Elizabeth Smith Mia Murdock Ava Newman Arthur Nansen and others. Mrs Newman supplied food and funds for the event, with typical refreshments reported and a cheerful turnout.
The newly elected Village Council organized by electing BW as chairman and naming Paul Haddonk village attorney. Mert Howler chosen clerk and Archie Bowler treasurer. Mr Ricket won the street sprinker contract at 44 per day. A meeting adjourned to May 19 for further information.
On Thursday May 6 the water master reported the spillway at Magic Dam would overflow. Early morning measurements showed 170 804 acre feet in the reservoir rearward, with projected overflow about ten o clock that night. A five foot flash board in the spillway held water to 192 000 acre feet, exceeding the concrete floor capacity by roughly 20 090 acre feet.
On February 3 1921 the following described estray were taken up by Fr Burdette at this farm 40 miles north and half a mile east of Sho shone Idaho One dark gray mare about 1000 pounds was taken up and listed for sale at the sheriff’s sale to recover costs and care expenses for presented estray.
Notice states that on Thursday June 3 1921 at 2 20 P M estrays described will be offered at F J Burlette farm four miles north and one mile east of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho for cash to the highest bidder under state estray laws. Dated April 1921. Clarence Wheeler Sheriff
Lincoln County Idaho board of commissioners met April 11 1921 with T R Brush chairmen Ben Darrah and H A Bate Jr present. Clerk E A Bowler. auditor authorized to issue 59.40 refund to Geo M Brown. 2100 set aside to exterminate Nugents. Mea. Charles Cleveland six months of $25 monthly for Ballard children. Amelia Thomas granted $15 monthly for three months. Numerous claims approved or disallowed against the current expense fund. The board adjourned until Monday.
Lizzie Schuppenies as administratrix notifies all creditors and claimants of the estate of August Schuppenies deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. The manor is in Lincoln County Idaho and the date is April 18, 1921.
Department of the Interior announces Fred F Thevenin of Huntington Oregon filed for three year proof to establish a land claim on a Boise Meridian entry in Shoshone Idaho. Witnesses named Bert Calhoun Earle Cheney Theodore Baldwin and Joseph Sprenger. Public notice dated March 28 1991.
Under an order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued by the Fourth Judicial District Idaho on April 13 1921 First National Bank of Shoshone Tate Corporation and others obtained a decree against T C Smith and William Dooley. The property includes SE NE and NE SE and NH NE in Section 30 Township 6S Range 19E plus 124 shares in Big Wood River Reservoir and Canal Company. Sale scheduled May 10 1921 at 10 20 AM in front of the Shoshone courthouse to satisfy the decree. Clarence Wheeler Sheriff dated April 14 1921.
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