Local breezies and community notes from Shoshone
Local items report clean cotton rags sought for the Journal office, ballot sample orders for November, and thanks to Mrs. Mary Miller at a farewell in Shoshone. Headlines note births, accidents, club meetings, a large iron bridge project, local visits by professionals, and residents moving to town plus Australian war updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Phillips
Mary Miller
California
Washington
Math Miller l
Shoehone
Local brief on trade balance and tariff debate
The piece surveys the U S balance of trade, tariff policies, and political commentary. It contrasts protectionist views, cites past and current trade figures, and notes Republican strength and candidate activity in Indiana, with derisive notes on Democratic tax claims and war finance rhetoric. It cites figures, parties, and figures from 1912 campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the Episcopal Church
Frank Clark
Flurius
Europe
Democratic Party
Mexico
Wilson
Bryan
West
Mr. Wilson
Wit
Catranza
Republican Party
Camden
It Always Does the Work Better Than Any Other
A fragmented ad fragment notes sales by dealers for a product praised as reliable over years. Mentions Mike Chamberlain Conch Tennedy and Homer City in vague terms with about past usage and results. The text emphasizes consistent performance and broad dealer availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Chamberlain
Ofa Roberts
Homer City
Millinery and breeding hogs show at Morse Store
New hats and late millinery under Morse Store display. Beckett Bros. lie of Poland China breeding hogs offered by J. J. Beckett in Shoshone. F. L. Bower notes Gooding county remains county seat. For sale a fine new house with five rooms at a barzak in George W. Lingard. Poland China pigs available through J. L. Beckett in Shoshone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Hardy
Beckett
Poland
F. L. Bower
Gooding County
Beckett Bros
J. J. Beckett
Barzak
George W. Lin‘gard
Soeft Ceat
Berner
J. Lb
Ray Warren
North Shoshone
N. ER Aldrich
Cimee
Rest cures and the club meeting in Shoshone
An article outlines rest as a key cure for acute illness, advising rest from labor and food to reduce organ strain and aid healing. It contrasts acute needs with chronic disorders, notes appetite loss, and emphasizes rest from food as crucial. The piece also covers the first Study club meeting in Shoshone on October 3, with members named and a program including music, a reading from The Bluebird, and discussions on club development and a potential clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Messemes EE Weaver
BR. Bothwell
Geo Campbel
Pan Jones
Frank Clem
Will Darrah
A. E. Bowler
Gus Keefer
Elizabeth White
J C. Bell
J W. Newman
Ava McMahon
Mauries ‘Macterlink
D. S. Smith
Bert Bowler
Smith
Bert
Fred Gooding Thas
Melvin
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Lewiston
Rame
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Federated Clubs
Robert J. McMahon
Civic Committee
Pranksfulgaps
Legislative Committee
Jessie Warrington
Twin Falls
Warrington
Idaho
Grace Carnegie
Boise
Dill Hospital
Averell
A. E. Carnegie
John Miller
Math Miller
E. L. Mott
E. M. Clements
New Art Hansen
Magic Dam
Karl Brandt
W. H. Wright
Brandt
Cottonwoods
Senator Gooding
Blaine County
Wood River
Morse Store
Bhostone
Ady
Hk, Bestey
The
Idaho Irrigation Company
Tichford
Harry Taniguchi
Gooding
Richfield
Crvshers
Clancy St. Clair
Idaho Falls
Pred W. Gooding
Senate
Harry Weems
J. F. Melvin
Bakter John D. Nims
Jerome News
Heiss
Ala
Jin Shostere
Yaster
Baptist ‘Church
Australia
Mr. Brown
Rerrerr
Joe Stocksdale
McMahon Building
Walnut Street
Aan Hk
United A Ssies
Ays
Phiadelphia
United States
Indiana
Roosevelt
Maine
Pine Tree
Congress
James H. Brady
Great Shoshone and
Twin Falls Water Power CO
George D. Campbell
Opera
China
J. L. Beckett
Shoshons
Shoshone, Idaho
R. R. Danisis