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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal published every Friday in Shoshone Idaho by Edward T Barber as editor and proprietor. Subscription price listed at 32 per year with mail delivery through the local post office.
The piece argues voters want prompt tariff revision and blame delays on opponents and outside experts. It praises both candidates but says the electorate seeks decisive policy change, criticizing Senate finance committee delays and election tactics impacting Protection supporters.
The piece decries election tactics by both major parties, accusing leaders of issuing incendiary ultimatums and fake items to sway gullible voters. It likens partisan stunts to incendiary acts aimed at exciting public emotion and dulling critical thought, urging scrutiny of political rhetoric.
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The piece contrasts Pericles on the Athenian dead with Lincoln at Gettysburg, claiming both stand above other orations. It cites Pericles’ tribute to fame and the enduring memorial in “the hearts of men,” comparing ancient and Civil War rhetoric with Tetons as a metaphor for lasting legacy.
A reflection on growing public tolerance for minor law violations and how it fuels serious crime. The piece argues that attitudes toward petty infractions erode respect for law, citing water safety and other everyday breaches. It contends stricter enforcement could have prevented recent tragedy in the community.
Methodist church notes dated May 28 1922 describe weekly events at Epworth Longe. Mentions preaching by Pastor and superintendent, youth events, and a plan for June services with guest speakers and gatherings by local town leaders.
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Shoshone routed Glenns Ferry 18 to 1 in the opening game. Mike Morton pitched well for Shoshone, while Tweet Sparrow led at bat with a home run and a scratch hit. The lineup featured Will Ryan, Chas Carter, John Collins, Sparrow, Joe Wilson, Kilpatrick, Monk Wernicke, Leonard Chess, and Morton among others.
The Catholic Ladies will serve a chicken dinner Sunday May 28 at the Parish House, from 12 noon. Plates are 50 cents per plate.
Poppy sellers will offer remembrance pins at local stores starting Saturday to raise funds for the Lavon Ministry relief effort. The sale supports veterans and memorial activities with proceeds aiding local efforts and national commemorations.
Diviniety Grange notes indicate a meeting held at the church with members organizing for the Cre nne turne, and planning future Pomona Grange events. The column references a Saturday June gathering and a hoped-for attendance by Freemen and others in the local community.
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Notice of guardian sale under Idaho probate order dated May 18 1922. Charles Butler guardian and Harlan D Helst attorney offer at private sale an undivided one sixth interest in E half of SE quarter Section 7 and SW quarter of Section 8 Township 5 South Range 17 E B M with 115 inch water right on Big Wood River. Bids in writing accepted at Probate Judge office Shoshone Idaho. Cash terms. Sale after June 5 1922.
Probate Court of Lincoln County Idaho orders private sale of Lilly Isabel Butler minor estate. Property includes east half of section seven and southwest quarter of section seven in township five south range seventeen east with 115 inches of water rights from Big Wood River. Sale after June 1 1922, cash terms, to be confirmed by court. held at Lincoln County Court House Shoshone.
Public notice announces a sheriff's sale to foreclose a mortgage on property tied to Equitable Savings and Loan Association. The fragmented OCR text lists names and ambiguous parties but indicates a legal action to recover debts and transfer or liquidate secured assets under court authority.
Clarence Wheeler will sell at public auction the described land in Lincoln County Idaho to satisfy a May 1922 foreclosure decree against Douglas E Hitchcock Mae S Hitchcock Bolze Payette Lumber Co and Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co. The property includes sections 29 and 32 township 5 south range 16 east Boise meridian with specified rights of way and an irregular tract, plus a wagon road easement. Sale date and terms are cash in lawful U.S. funds.
Preliminary examinations for pageants seeking third grade certificate in the summer normal schools will be held June second and third in the office of the county superintendent beginning at 9 a m Leah M Burnside County Superintendent mi2-12.
In Knox County Indiana a study culled equal numbers of standard bred and mixed breed hen flocks to compare merits. Standard bred hens totaled 1,937 while mixed breed hens numbered 1,108 across nine flocks each. After culling 414 standard bred and 365 mixed hens were removed, leaving 773 standard bred and 11% mixed remaining with greater losses and gains varying by breeder type.
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