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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
5
Exchange of Courtesy note describes residents of Sho and Sabone and their interest in activities. Mentions readers calling The Journal to share visit news or travel plans. Encourages contacting Sorbie for information via phone.
The Lincoln County honor roll lists residents recognized in the community. Names include Henry Willhamen, Raymond Wheater, Cavey Hulk, Walter Myer, and several others. The notice notes family members also affected and mentions related changes at the Bolk house and nearby residences.
A rustic community page reports Wilson leading in a Rexall national straw vote with local references to election days, community events, and social gatherings. The item blends political note with a parade of names and places amid a Halloween party and local social updates.
The notice promotes Library Tag Day events and discusses transportation issues and curfews. It encourages readers to participate tonight and over the weekend while highlighting concerns about war’s impact at home and rising costs.
Jack Lane Hall Horne and Mr Behreng once in charge of a canal work project took a canoe voyage on Jerome canal south of town. Near a concrete drop they altered course to portage but misjudged the current and capsized the craft.
A group aimed at the pier suffered a rough splash as their boat broke in two. After several tries they reached land safely though coated in snow and wind. Some items were lost including firearms and all ducks along the canal mocked the scene with quacks.
The regular examination for state and county teaching certificates will be at the Shoshone courthouse on November 18 and 18, starting promptly at 9 a.m. The notice is from Stella Cook, County Superintendent.
A candidate pledges to enforce the law and safeguard fiscal integrity as City Attorney of Shoshone. He cites six years auditing county books, asks voters in Linco to consider his fitness and promises an administration that serves the public interest.
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