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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1916
Page
4
A column discusses the 26 000 voters sworn in on election day in Nampa and surrounding towns with claims of missing addresses and residence proof. It notes abuses in the process, voter misrepresentation, and potential effects on governor results amid warnings of fraud.
The piece argues political mudslinging warms up during campaigns, with rivals using calculated stories to injure opponents. It warns such tactics lack consent or truth and would invite strong public reaction if used as forceful lawfully challenged manipulation.
Attorney General Peterman called on county attorneys to investigate alleged election irregularities and take corrective action. In Bommesilie County, commissioners and canvassers refused to certify two precinct returns and the precinct election judge urged counting the votes, highlighting disputed certification.
In a period after the November 7 vote, the piece argues for accepting the will of the majority and civic submission by the minority. It stresses that government by the people requires peaceful adherence to election outcomes and continued pursuit of the greatest good for the greatest number, despite ongoing differences.
JW Evans advocates for ethical campaigning reminding that intelligence demands fair play and sanction of violent rhetoric. He urges rivals to praise opponents, avoid coercion, and let advertising grounded in legislation guide voters toward a principled, peaceful political process.
The West's rise reshapes national power as eastern centers face a west growing amid forest service battles and land policy battles. The piece argues western development faced rules by Pinehote era agencies, land withdrawals, and federal policy aimed at restraining western expansion, yet the region still expands and influences politics and power.
The 1916 Livestock Show, held December 24, will feature new world records in exhibition stock and bigger educational programs. Management plans even more attractions, including evening events and enhanced equine displays, to surpass past years. Visitors are urged to plan trips and bring the family to witness master feeders and derived lessons at this supreme event.
UFFOM Langstrom outlines spring bee management: hire Keep, feed strong colonies, guard against robbers, prune drone comb, prep for queen breeding and honey flow, watch for swarms, divide if needed, ensure storage and ventilation, remove surplus after harvest, guard against moths on idle combs, winter packing in upper story, ventilate, wind protection, and quiet, dark rest after warm days, adjust room to colony strength.
An artful violin hand valued at fifty thousand dollars is presented as a life work and rare gift, crafted by Skevgaard after decades of training. The piece is framed as both investment and born talent, highlighting its expressive power and masterful tone.
In the Bocton American a local quip notes Miss Annie driving a car bought at a bargain price. The Vernon-style line says she “still driving a bargain” reflecting her thrifty habits and playful reputation.
Democratic State Chairman Stevenson conceded Michigan to Hughes by a normal Republican majority. Michigan is typically Republican by about 100,000. Shoshone is noted as the smallest town in the engagement. The local audience is urged to attend Baugh Theater Wednesday, November 33rd for a music event.
Mrs Clarence Thiessen longtime Halley resident dies at St Josephs hospital following an operation for complications. She was 1x days ago stricken and had been under medical care two days before her condition worsened. Born Ingabo Stockslager in Hailey she taught in Asotin and Lewiston and married Clarence Thiessen in June 1905. Survived by husband four children father a brother and two half brothers with funeral plans pending arrival of relatives from south Idaho.
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Clarence Thiessen will be held this afternoon at 3:30 from the residence on East Main Street. Rev Elijah Hull Longbrake of the Methodist church will conduct. Judge C C Stockslager and Roscoe Stockslager arrived from Halley. Mrs Stockslager expected from Lewiston. Miss Vertie L Brannon arrived from Bellingham to attend.
The remains of Mrs Clar ence Thiessen were laid to rest after an impressive funeral held at the residence of Mrs J D C Thiessen conducted by Rev Elijah Hull Longbrake. Floral offerings were elaborate. Attending from out of town were Judge C Stockslager of Shoshone, R N Stockslager of Pocatello, and Miss Vertie L Brannon of Bellingham. Pallbearers were Ray Sewell Ray Hester Roy Evans R B McKissick Albert Lorang and L Bishop. The bereaved thank supporters for their kindness.
Lawrence Garner was born December 14, 1897 in Bayfield Wisconsin and died November 6, 1916 at Twin Falls Kipho. Funeral services were held at Shoshone on Wednesday November 8 with burial in Shoshone cemetery. He is survived by his parents four sisters and five brothers.
The Study Club of Shoshone thanks citizens for generous donations of books and money on Library Tad Day, acknowledging support for the community library program.
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