Miss Edna Barber Wed to Lt Zeno Rechel at Pocatel la
Miss Edna F Barber daughter of Edn T and Mrs Barber wed Lt Zeno C Rechel Wednesday May 28 in Pocatel la. The ceremony was by Rev Hamilton of the Methodist church. After luncheon the couple headed to Shoshone where Rechel will join Edna in publishing the Journal.
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Edna F. Barber
Zeno C. Rechel
Rechel
U. S. Army
France
Imperator
New York
Pocatello
Yellowstone
Shoshone
Stanley Basin
Boy Scout Leader Appointment Nominated by Governor
Walter H Copp of Shoshone Idaho is nominated by Gov Davis to chair the state citizens committee for the upcoming State Boy Scout week June 8 to 14. The message urges immediate convening per the Boy Scouts of America manual, praising training value and wartime service, and asks for acceptance by wire.
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New York
Walter H. Copp
Shoshone
Idaho
D. W. Davis
Pease
Citiens
Wilson
Boy Scouts of America
W.G. McAdoo
Memorial Exercises of Knights of Pythias at Methodist Church
Last Sunday night the annual memorial exercises of the Knights of Pythias were observed at the Methodist church. The lodge attended in a body and the pastor delivered an effective address on friendship based on the story of Damon and Pythias.
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Knights of Phythias
Methodist Church
Damon
Pythias
Order of the Knights of Phythias
Decoration Day Observed at Court House Ceremony
Decoration Day observance proceeded despite bad weather with a 10 AM assembly at the court house led by J. L. Fuller. Rev. Barger gave the invocation and readings, followed by Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Camp Fire Girls conducted flower placing at the cemetery.
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Court House
J. L. Puller
Barger
J. L. Fuller
Lincoln
James
James America
Camp Fire
Hansen Taylor Wedding in Gooding Priory May 23
Mr A W Hansen and Russ Florence Taylor wed at Gooding Pri day on May 23 and left that evening for Salt Lake. They plan a coast trip through California before returning to Shoshone. Evensen Lehle, cashier of the First National Bank of Shoshone, and Mise Taylor are among city teachers. Prominent young couple, many friends extend wishes.
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Hansen Taylor
A. W. Hansen
Russ Florence Taylor
Gooding Priday
Salt Lake
California
Shoshone
Evensen le
First National
Hank
Mise Taylor
Peor Ple
Visit from Idaho Pioneer Achen in Shoshone
The old time Idaho prospector Geo W Achen visits friends in Shoshone this week. He plans to leave a portion of his estate to a ranch near Obsidian, along the Salman river country. The note hints at a distant transfer and references a Turkish Evening Mail commentary.
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Geo. W. Achen
Idaho
Shoshone
Mr Achen
Sam
Salman River
Cibsidien
Pettte
Camp meeting and local notices fill Dietrich items
Local summary notes travel for Fred Leithelser to Seattle and moves by families to Yakima. Caldwell Seventh Day Adventist camp meeting scheduled next week. Mumps cases reported among Turner and Hamilton families. Cow sales by A G Kershner to J J Murphy for dairy herd. Gage buys land. Clark resumes O S L work June first. Helen Zimmerman and Carel Borden seek medical care in Gooding. Reports on Sheley waste water enforcement and fines. Blazier returns to Minnedoka. praised as agent. Horses taken up by Grant heirs escape. one dies. Mustard buys Ford truck for irrigation. Matson family farm sale near Dietrich. Reporter notes Mrs Matson's grief over village tree/cattle damage. Fred Winters returns from France. records of service highlighted. Roosevelt memorial fundraising plans discussed. Gov Gooding endorses Idaho leadership.
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John
Matson
Dietrich
Let Him Pay For His War Editorial Nap
The piece denounces pacifist critics in America and urges memory of World War I hardships a year earlier, arguing Germans sought harsh peace terms and that Americans sacrificed lives and money. It condemns pacifists and political figures for undermining resolve, urging unity and determination to punish the war criminals.
Labor and business join in Boise meeting pledge
A Boise gathering in the Commercial club room featured Rt A Park head of the State Federation of Labor pledging labor solidarity with business men over bond funding for capital expansion. Park stressed cooperation across classes, acknowledging misgivings yet urging fairness and unity among bankers merchants and labor. The exchange reinforced fragile alliances amid prior tensions.
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LABOR
Boise
Commercial Club
Rt. A. Park
State Federation of Labor
Mr. Park
Park
The Skull and the Book in the Peace Pact Era
A critical look at a treaty clause ordering the restoration of religious and colonial relics. The piece highlights the Koran of Caliph Othman and the skull of Okwawa as symbols within postwar diplomacy and questions the political motives behind their return to Hejaz and Britain.
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Othman
Medina
Hejaz
Sultan Okwawa
German East Africa
Caliph Othman
Mahomet
Zaid Abu Thabit
Mahomets
Damascus
Kufa
Basra
James
Muhomet
Allenby
Palestine
Enver Pasha
Turkey
Othmen
Mecca
Aarabyr
Helix
Constantinople
Bingeddun
Cireteemielior
Gar
Gytat
Atery
George V
Grunt
Contemptible Little Generals of the Teutons mocked retreat
A long editorial piece rails at German leaders after setbacks in World War I, praising Allied resolve and British bravery. It recalls Mons, Charleroi, and the Dardanelles, contrasts American industry with Bolshevism, and lauds English and French sacrifice while warning against complacency about labor disputes. It ends by linking fallen German generals to strategic failure and peace terms.
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Haig
Planders
Hinderburg
Pruszia
Black Prince
Jong Une
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England
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Coblena
France
Mons
Charleroi
Count of Flanders
Dardanelles
Mesopotamia
Cook
Ypres
Messines
Vimy Ridge
Cambrai
Bruges
Oetend
Kainer
Great Britain
Fragmentary Prose on Will and Judgment in Society
A fragmented passage discusses good will and joint judgment as guiding ideals. It suggests beliefs should persist despite rough paths and dim progress, warning that without effort or revolution the outcome may not align with rightful credit or public welfare. The text references American concerns and the wearer of restraint.
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