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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
4
Mass and sermon scheduled for next Sunday at 1 80 oclock with evening devotions at 7 35 oclock Supview to be held at Dietrich on Sunday October 15 at 9 oclock a.m.
Published every Friday at Shoshone Idaho by ELL PLATZ editor and proprietor. Subscription price 32 per year. Entered at a post office with details obscured. Reader notices and distribution remarks partially legible.
The article discusses proposed changes to tax policy including bonds and federal, state, and municipal taxation. It cites remarks by a treasury official in 1941 urging constitutional changes to reduce the tax bill and expand non taxable investments.
A long, garbled transcript describes farmers on a California Idaho irrigation project arguing over damages for water shortages. The Dietrich ruling, related rehearing motions, and references to Gooding and Darrah show disputes over contract failures, time limits, and compensation for lost water. Interview quotes reflect farmer frustration, financial stakes, and debates on who bore the risk of drought and contract performance.
Rev Will S J Dumvill conducts an evening grave and sermon at 7280 with the topic The Joy of the Pont Sunday School at 22 o clock inviting child attendance and church activity Confirmation classes held Friday evenings in the Rectory parlor for last year’s confirmands Also a for sale note for Spnyteh ped s and typewriting paper at Journa rd Office
Mrs Paine visited in Rupert Sunday and Mrs Ashton to spend a few days. Mr and Mrs Ashton shopped in Rupert Saturday. John Preetizer and wife visited his mother Sunday. Mrs J D Fortune visited Mrs Alvah Fortune Tuesday. Mr King Schell and Julius Winters went to Rupert Saturday evening. Mr Rugh and family and Mr King and Jonny Went to Rupert Tuesday evening for the show. Mr Pregitzer went to Pocatello Thursday to the Lynn Bros hospital for treatment on his eyes.
A Richfield Recorder note warns that when someone makes slighting remarks about another to you, they are likely using you as the target to speak about the other person behind their back.
John Ryan announces his bid for county assessor on the democratic ticket seeking voter support. The message also notes a separate declaration by A. Bate, TR, seeking votes for county commissioner in the third district.
Classified line reads as wartime want ads calling for cash payment per word with a minimum. Notes selling stock including good cows and horses of various types. A five room listing and writing paper sold at a dollar per box appear in the brief, with contact to Sam Smith and Mrs Mary.
Used car bargain advertised with four new tires two spares extra tubes new battery and new chains. Thorough overhaul completed and all worn parts replaced.
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