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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
4
The Shoshone journal published every Friday at Shoshone Idaho by E J Platz editor and proprietor. Subscriptions are 32 per year. Entered at the post office at Shoshone Idaho as second class mail matter.
An Idaho commentary argues that tax free investments favor the wealthy and hinder farming progress. It urges constitutional reform to tax national and state securities, alongside backing Gem State Packing's expansion to assure year round markets for poultry and livestock in Shoshone and Lincoln counties. The piece praises optimistic speakers at American Falls for promoting business revival.
A call for unified public resolve to cut taxes by enforcing strict economy across state county city and school governments. Urges voters to demand fiscal discipline from disbursers and resist pressure from groups seeking new services or innovations. Advocates political technocrats focused on efficiency, not sales pitches that raise the tax bill.
Charles Hackney, editor, notes electricity for heating and cooking due to coal costs, tells a tale of a mouse trap that electrocutes rodents and lights a red indicator downstairs. He also speaks of upcoming mining booms, political shifts with Howell and Mitchowek, and past electoral sentiments, weaving in local optimism and state development.
Alexander announces candidacy for the Senate as a Democrat and is poised to make a significant impact in the race. Supporters expect strong campaigning and broad appeal across party lines.
Maho potatoes are selling in Chicago for 4.63 per hundred pounds while a thirty pound sack goes for 1.39 at retail. Information received here confirms these current local potato prices.
From Chicago the mother Mex Hy Bowker notes potato price discrepancies in shipments. She cites Chicago paper prices 189 per 20 pound bag and growers in Idaho receiving 50 to 70 cents per hundredweight, questioning the market gap and transfer to the consumer. The fragment mentions Texas, Amarillo, Glenns Ferry, and a 1.70 per unit rate in transit.
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