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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
3
The text lists components of a car including engine type L-head inverted cylinders, 24 inch length, centrifugal circulating system, 17 gallon fuel, improved carburetor, separate electric starter, generator and coil, large headlights with deflecting optics, speeds, and a Hotchkiss leaf spring front suspension. It mentions rear axle and drive details, long gearshift lever, and studebaker style elements.
The readable text outlines various vehicle parts and equipment, including upholstery, windshields, carpet, lighting, ignition switches, carburetor controls, and a dashboard assembly. It mentions improvements like rain vision seating, electric lights, a propeller shaft driver, and a front seat setup with a rear tank, all within a garbled catalog-like listing.
The text notes scarce materials and unmet demand as war redirected efforts. Telephone supplies remain unavailable while normal levels return, signaling ongoing shortages and unavoidable deficiencies until production fully recovers.
Public notice details open registration from May 1 1920 through the following Saturday at multiple precinct sites in Lincoln County. It lists Peck School House in North Shoshone Precinct No. 1 and describes boundary lines, river centerlines, and townships guiding the registration areas. Primary and general registration windows close at 9 p m on the indicated Saturdays. Registrar Myrtle Burdett named for the North Shoshone area.
The document details numerous township and range boundaries in Lincoln County Idaho, listing sections and lines for several townships and ranges. It also names voting places including Richfield Town Hall Dietrich and Dietrich School House, with registrars and precinct designations, and cites district court notices and financial terms from 1920.
Notice of final proof for fT G A Egbert of Dietrich Idaho under the Carey Act to establish land claim in Lincoln County on June 6 1920 before J A Younkin Richfield. witnesses Harvey Beach W J Morrow Jas A McClure Harley Grewel. Also notice of attachment issued May 13 1920 against H M Coffman and B M Coffman for four hundred dollars.
Notice states the partnership of H. Monson and Fred A. Monson known as Monson Brothers, operating an automobile garage and stage line at Shoshone Idaho, is dissolved by consent. Fred A. Monson will continue the stage line business and assume all debts and claims. others owe the firm to him. Signed August 28.
A boy was given a penny to give to the Lord at church He returned home to report but did not seem to give his penny to the man with the plate
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