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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1919
Page
7
Leaders worldwide praise the American Red Cross for mobilized support and welfare work across communities. Presidents, queens, generals, and religious figures commend its relief services and call for continued global aid and cooperation.
A neighborly Red Cross appeal stresses its humane mission, stable finances, and discreet presence. The message invites membership, highlighting ongoing relief work and the chance to support a trusted, nonintrusive service.
A wartime moral reflection contrasts the iron and wooden crosses with the Red Cross as the enduring symbol of aid. Edmond Vance Cooke quotes praise for relief work while noting serenades fade and a motor car hums at the front door as the era moves toward peace.
A reflective note on intellectual effort, suggesting titles earned through hard thinking carry unseen weight and merit, even if they bring no outward blush or fanfare. It emphasizes quiet achievement and the dignity of scholarly labor.
Notice announces sale of two estrays taken by T J Barnes at the Coleman ranch 39 miles north of Shoshone Lincoln county Idaho on Thursday December 19 1919 at 2 30 pm under Idaho estray laws. Clarence W signs as registrar with date November 4 1319.
Marion H. Spangler, convicted in June 1911 in the Fourth Judicial District Lincoln County Idaho, was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Boise penitentiary. He will apply to the Board of Pardons at their next regular meeting after public notice for pardon consideration. Boise Idaho Box 34 N21
On or about July 15 1919 John W Hunter took up a brown mare at his residence about miles west of Shoshone Idaho. Notice sets December Lithday 1919 at 2 oclock P M at the Hunter ranch for bidding under state law. Sheriff Clarence Wheeler to oversee sale to highest bidder for cash.
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