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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1921

Page

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Kimama Social Roundup and Local Woes

Mrs Paine and Mrs Rugh spent Thursday at Shoshone. Reicsels visited town Friday. Kirtley and Leeper shopped at Shoshone Saturday. Portune and family Rueh Cris Moldenhauer and Rudat were at Rupert Saturday evening. Cria McMenhauer spent Sunday at Minidoka. Temperatures fell to five above zero Tuesday night signaling colder weather to come. Farmers north and east of town hauled wheat to nearby mills to grind into flour. High School orchestra offered to perform for future events. Mr Thomason of Cottonwoods remains about the same after a mild paralysis, bedridden. George Anderson Jr visited Gooding with Malicoat sons. Lucile Haddock and Dorothy Whitenack visited Pocatallo with Marivina Goldsmith.

T. P. Thomason Cottonwoods George Anderson

The Hallowells to Perform in Shoshone Concert

The Hallowell Concert Company is booked by the Auxiliary Ladies and the Legion Buys for a show in Shoshone on Monday November 25 at Baugh Hall with a follow up at K P hall. The ensemble is popular and expected to draw a large audience. A Mass and sermon are set for 10 o clock Sunday followed by evening services at 7 40. Formal opening of the new.

Hallowell Auxiliary Ladies Legion Shoshone Conccert the Baugh K.P. Hall Hallowells

Catholic Rectory Housewarming in Shoshone

A Catholic Rectory house warming was held on Tuesday evening November 8 hosted by the Alair Society Ladies. Delicious luncheon, generous donations, and interior decorations enhanced the new parsonage noted as one of Shoshone’s finest homes. Attendees included Jerome residents and Twin Valle visitors, with local clergy and families aiding in the event’s success.

Alair Society Shoshone Thie Sunty Bubiden Jorome MGR Heeb Jonteeditie Jerome Ani Aastsance Grant J. M Zuge C.f.zelier Mrv Mea DA L'Hertiason Madassee Dard Sullivan Daley Paradise SH Cree Ambrose Geiger Walter White Twin Valle Mother Arren

High School Notes on Shoshone Visit and Local Teachers

Mr Gibson a former high school teacher now a teacher of Americus hosts a Shoshone visitor S r oy and Sunday Kalin participate Mine Milly spends the week at Ardley Yialthage Erenide Mine Gindye bandung weeds Ve a Mike Mundie Mosethe may viel ae Paid ihe Aik sean ast Altus Mo daanabes a Feta Dhuramne ve dab uabeey

Gibson Americus Roy and Bunday Mins Kalin Milly Aradley Yialthage Gindye bAmdung Mows Mike Mundie May Viel Altus

Shoshone High School Notes and Games Report

Readable snippets show Shoshone High School activities including a teachers keynote by Mr Wesson, a literary digest suggestion, class dues and honor roll, and a busy sports slate with Shoshone versus Filer and Twin Falls matches. The town orchestra forms and events around football practice, recitals, and student notices fill the page.

Card of Thanks Expression of Family Gratitude

Card of thanks from the family for the prayers and support during the illness and death of Mader Clarke Le Grande. Sincere appreciation is expressed for time words and help from the Priands including the Div sevate and Mek HH Millar and others who stood by the family during their bereavement.

Mader Clarke le Grande Millar

Shoshone Study Club Discusses Armament Limits

The Women Study Class of Shoshone met November 14 to examine disarmament in the international context. Mrs Steyn chaired the session with talks by John Mures and Sirk on France views and U S position, followed by discussion and a solo by E G Gooding. The group noted Federation support for Harding’s conference plan. Next meeting is November 11 with a Thanksgiving program and home economics focus. Armistice Day dinner hosted by War Mothers and Women’s Auxiliary drew limited financial support. local attendance was thanked, with hopes for better turnout. The Shoshone Study convened at RP Hall on November 14. proceedings were led by the household economics committee.

Steyn Ox Chaieman The Republic France John Mures Sirk Weedenburgh Frank Millsaps United States E. G. Gooding Wrestam Federation of Women's Clubs Hardings Household Economics Commiitee

Death of Mrs Darrah at Hed Bluffs California

Mr and Mrs Ben Darrah mourn the death of Mrs Darrah the mother of Mr Darrah Ber Heath. Read of Hed Bluffs California where they resided for years. The community extends sympathy to Mr and Mrs Darrah and the bereaved family.

Ben Darrah Darrah Ber Heath Hed Bluffs California Ale Sinon Darrah Dorrah Sen Bapran Red Ulufte Mere

Winners of the Tie Atertel Prize Event

The report notes winners of a tie event held at an evening prize ceremony. Names and locations are partially garbled but indicate competition results and recognition for top participants. The text references groups and individuals in a racing or boat context with unclear specifics due to OCR errors.

Near East relief gains funds from free shipment plan

The Near East Relief Committee in the Northwest reports thousands of dollars saved as American railway lines donate free movement of food gifts to armia, southern Russia, and Bible lands. Railroads and communities coordinate to ship relief from Seattle to coast centers, enabling more direct aid to children and destitute women while boosting local charitable capacity.

Near East American Railway Association Near East Mall Mercy Pool Armenia Rusia Seattle E. A. Potter Northwestern Executrys Near East Relief Committee Peyton Building Spokane Mr. Potter

Farm Agent Briggs Resigns to Take Seattle Post

County officials report Farm Agent Briggs has resigned to accept a new position in Seattle. His tenure in Ldneath County was noted for its strong leadership and community ties. The announcement cites his capable service and the positive impact of his work with local farmers.

Apene Briggs Seattle Ldneath County Air Brigg

North Site Amateur Orchestra Recital At Grange Hall

The North Site Amateur Orchestra will give a public recital at the Grange Hall Friday evening. Nor ith coffer cake and sandwiches will be served for 16 cents per place. The item notes local happenings and small town notices with brief mentions of prices and attendees.

North Site Grange Hall Taylor Girth Baim Niestock Lewis Kise Jar Serpe Abone Aluety

Attiiade Tyrmen Announces Unclear Game Scheduling

An unreadable OCR snippet mentions Attiiade Tyrmen and others in a chaotic sports-related note about scheduling and teams. The fragment references MMAED Wittitor Annaiation and a referenced game, but critical names and details are unintelligible.

Attiiade

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