Local social and community notices from Shoshone area
Community items mention visits by Mr and Mrs Crosby and others to Shoshone and Richfield, club elections in Richfield, Ladies Aid fundraisers, school changes, a football tryout with a 19 to 0 score for business men, and local club events. The Big Wood River district notes a Boise visit, ranch dealings, and a first public performance by North Side Amateurs Orchestra with proceeds supporting instruments. A Jerome obituary honors Corporal Holtman, killed in Béĺleau Wood, detailing his service, funeral rites, and postwar reflections on disarmament and law.
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Crosby
L. CG. Jensen
James Jensen
Shoshone
T. B. Brush
Rev. Bartlett
Dietrich
Richfield
Bartlett
Barnes
McMahon
Walter Sparck
Richfield Women’s Club
Brookman
Ladies Aid
A. L. Fletcher
Boise
R. E. Mickelwall
George Sehwanner
Murdock
Hudson and Simonton
Lemmon
Emerson
Idaho
A. B. Matson
Ben Matson
Ford
Ignatio Barriocarca
Dietrich Hotel
Truman McMahon
G. F. Borden
Dietrich Choir
Bessien School
Ruth Stronach
Anderson
Chicago
Borden
Los Angeles
John Matson
C. E. Borden
King
Curtis Line
Tov
Harry Elliott
Portland
Ore
Rupert
W. H. Murphy
Ogden
Seattle
Walter Hastings
Eliot Ranch
North Side
Ameturrs
Drum
Herbert Sprenger
Harry Cannon
Saltman
Fifth Marine Corps
Beleau Wood
France
Jerema
Holt
Juur
John Holtman
Jerome
War Department
Victory Theatre
C. E. Flanagin
H. G. McCallister
Flanagin
McCallister
Holtman
Jerome Post
American Legion
Jeraine
Local Social Notes From Kimama Community
Mrs. Gus George shopped at Shoshone on Saturday. Cris Moldenhauer and Bill Rudad were in Rupert Saturday evening. The Rughs visited the Fortune home Sunday. Mrs. Hite and Mrs. Frazier of Rupert visited friends here Monday afternoon. Mr. Pain went to Minidok on Wednesday.
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Gus George
Shoshone
Cris Moldenhauer
Bill Rudad
Rupert
Rugh's
Fortune Home
Hite
Mrs. Frazier
Mr. Pain
Minidok
Bunters Return From Five-Week Deer Hunt
The Bunters Ollie Bate L P Mustard Claude Myers and Rufus Anderson returned Sunday from five weeks deer hunting in the mountains pleased with the trip and successful in the game captured. Miss Collins a local teacher has resigned and Miss Mahoney of Albion succeeds her. Jack Pease temporarily carries the mail while Ed Miller takes a brief vacation. A baby girl Elizabeth Ann Whitney of Twin Falls was born to Mr and Mrs Whitney.
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Bunters
Ollie Bate
L. P. Mustard
Claude Myers
Rufus Anderson
Miss Collins
Miss Mahoney
Albion
Jack Pease
Ed Miller
Mrs. Whitney
Twin Falls
Elizabeth Ann
Magic Dam Water Report October 4 1921 and October 11 1920
The water report lists storage at 35 836 acre feet with an inflow of 226 second feet for October 4 1921. For October 11 1920 the comparison shows storage of 987 acre feet and an inflow of 168 second feet.
Fuller Brush Ad Promises Free Demonstrations in Shoshone
An old classified style notice promotes Fuller Brush products with a vague call to watch for a representative in Shoshone. It touts a free demonstration and urging residents to expect a Fuller Brush representative at their home.
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Fuller Brusty Co
Iim
Can Farm Bureaus Solve Dairy Farmers Problems
Special correspondence from Chicago notes E. B. Heaton, director of the new Dairy Marketing Department, plans for the American Farm Bureau Federation to tackle dairy marketing. Heaton, formerly Farm Advisor in PePage county, aims to build marketing organizations, study co op dairies, and promote standardization and grading to aid farmers nationwide.
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E. B. Heaton
The
Journal
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Anilions
Anes
A. Beaton
Federation
PePage County
Hexton
Heaton
Voters Milk Marketing Committee
Jdairy
Wapinus
Idifficull Tsk
United States
Committee of 11
W C T U Holds 35th Idaho Convention at Shoshone
The 35th annual W C T U convention met at the Baptist church in Shoshone with delegates from Boise Nampa Twin Falls Gooding Dietrich and Richfield. The program included welcome addresses by church and school leaders and musical performances. Dr F M Draka state president gave the evening talk and Dr James McKeever spoke Thursday. Officers were to be elected Friday as membership reached 2200 in the south Idaho division.
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South Idaho
Baptist Church
Boise
Mpa
Twin Falls Gooding
Dietrich
Richfield
Robt. Withrow
A. E. Bowler
J. B. Wesson
W.T. Turner
Beryl Dunham
Ozelma Dunham
Alice Wernicke
Florence Woolf
Helen Fields
James McKeever
Lawrence
Kan
County Commission Discuss Farm Agent and Nurse Posts
County commissioners debated the continued employment of a county farm agent and a county nurse, with citizens arguing finances do not justify further positions. No definitive action was taken to discontinue either office.
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Perssons
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Richfield News
Signs OF the Times
George Holman
Jerome Cemetery
Pioneer
Kimama
Magic Dam Water Report
Jsat
Dany Farmer
Robert Fuller
E.b.treat On
Commissioners
Shashong Study Club
P. Newnan