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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
4
The weekly newspaper published every Friday at Shoshone is edited and published by Edward T Barser. Subscription is 32 per year.
Fragmented OCR outlines a debate on tax reductions and government funding. It suggests taxpayers face a false impression that taxes fund all public needs and argues that reductions depend on federal aid and private or local ventures. The text notes political actions and potential misdirection by parties.
The piece argues newspapers aim for accuracy and fairness in reporting, noting editors must balance facts and suppressions without misleading readers. It defends editorial discretion, warns against deliberate distortion, and emphasizes trust in professional judgment to present events accurately.
New grain standard changes redefine White Wheat subclasses and no more than five percent nonwhite wheat allowed. Western Red replaces Red Walla, with adjustments to No 1 grade requirements across sub classes.
A fragmentary historical note complains of a terrible mistake in a report about a costly gown and dinner. The text alludes to a printed column and Shakespearean references, with disjointed phrases about garments, travel attire, and servants.
The Welton case remains unsettled in district court as trial summaries emerge. Max Walla was arraigned on a murder charge and, after judge Roslyn Josteutted the clerk, the court faced delays and procedural questions. The proceedings highlighted rights, potential juror issues, and ongoing doubts about guilt or innocence.
A fragmented note from the Vallely Flopinne record hints at a local mystery. Names and dates are unclear but point to an unresolved civic puzzle involving a person or event in the city. Further readable details are scarce in the OCR snippet.
The piece argues the 1982 Republican Congress fully cooperated with the President, citing passage of the Emergency Tariff Budget Law Maternity and Infancy Welfare Act and a permanent tariff bill. It notes enactment of measures aiding agriculture, highways, immigration, and federal crime penalties, asserting near 100 percent cooperation.
For sale at a venturi ally low price. Land is all fenced. About fifteen acres cultivable and fifteen bearing apple trees. Ill health and declining years. King Daetrich Idaho.
Probate Court of Lincoln County Idaho orders private sale of Clarence Butler minor estate. Property includes undivided one sixth in East Half of Southeast Quarter Section 7 and Southwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter Section 8, Township 6 South Range 17 E. Water rights totaling 115 inches. Sale to highest bidder after June 1922 subject to court confirmation.
The Lincoln County Probate Court will allow sale of Lilly Isabel Butler's interest in the east half of the southeast quarter of Section 7 and southwest quarter of Section 8, Township 5 South, Range 17 E. RM, including 115 inches of Big Wood River water rights, to the highest bidder after June 1922, with court confirmation.
Notice of sheriff sale foreclosing mortgage Equitable Savings and Loan Association as plaintiff against C A Smith Douglas Hitchcock Mae Hitchcock Boise Payette Lumber Co Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co defendants. Describes land in Lincoln County Idaho including described parcels and a right of way, with sale ordered by district court on June 5 1923. Court and sheriff details given.
Fragmentary OCR text gives few readable details about an air reper or Anethy event with unclear participants. No clear dates locations organizations or outcomes emerge from the legible portion.
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief local note with unclear names and dates. The readable elements suggest a community notice or item about a date this year but lack concrete entities or actions. No definitive event can be determined from the text provided.
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