Banks Aid the Farmer In Times of Need
Banks back farmers through seed, fertilizer, machinery credit during planting to profit cycles. Officials offer full information on services to help weather hardships and boost yields.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
5
Banks back farmers through seed, fertilizer, machinery credit during planting to profit cycles. Officials offer full information on services to help weather hardships and boost yields.
Frank Disney visited Pocatello on business while locals attended social calls and meetings. Residents traveled for church events, association gatherings, and sight-seeing tours across Idaho, with families visiting relatives and attending civic duties.
The program lists Miss Mario Marlowe and a ventriloquist act plus Edna Barber and Jack La Mar in a vaudeville bill, with The Man From Home as the feature film. Also scheduled are The Trial Circle, Courage, Mutt and Jeff, The Devil Pawn, What Happened to Toss and the serial Blue Fox, under new management.
Resident visitors from Dietrich and Jerome. J C Penney staff seen in Shoshone. Twin Falls teachers head to institute in Twin Falls. A severe wind and dust storm affected Shoshone Tuesday night causing dust in homes. Local plans note state lawmaker Addison Smith and J Gideon to speak at Richfield. Stella Cooke plans auction week, with family visits to follow.
Mr and Mrs J M Crim and See Alice Atchiven with Walter Kilpatens family travel to the seaside for a short visit. The group plans a quiet holiday gathering and shares plans for their return.
The notice lists items from Macintosh Jonas than-Winter and Hanana-Romes with Dellclaws-Grimes and Bene. Windfalls cheap are offered. At a packing show near Jerome Idaho, 20 miles north of Jerome, G D Gallentine announces first class printing at Journal office.
C H Pierce father of Birse and A J Barns died at home Thursday after an illness that began at night. His daughter called a doctor but he passed away soon after the physician arrived. Pierce was 75, a well known railroad man. The body will be taken to Pocatello for burial.
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