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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal in Shoshone Idaho announces a Friday release schedule. Editor and proprietor L Platz solicits subscriptions at 2 dollars per year. The notice mentions post office terms and mail handling in a formal, archival tone.
A garbled excerpt appears to urge students and local citizens to reflect on the handling of funds for athletic gear and facilities. The text references a school or campus context, mentions equipment for sports, and questions how decisions were made to benefit athletic programs. The fragmentary message critiques oversight and asks for accountability from leaders and supporters.
Discussion on irrigation water supply from Ble Wood reservoir details storage capacity around 190,000 acre-feet fed in 1920 and 109,000 acre-feet earlier. Explains gate and spillway operations, seasonal restrictions, and how storage plus inflow sustain crops in drought years. Includes local notes on community events and residents.
Fragmentary notes reference water shortages and crop outlook, mentioning August conditions, drought impacts on fields, and possible public works like the Twin Pulte Project. The text hints at preparations, water management, and community concerns about yields and supply.
Thursday evening featured Gaines and WMusle as entertainment with dainty refreshments for the hostess couple POT. Howard’s family moves from the north Dietrich area while repairs continue. Zunnerman underwent a fourth operation at Tyne Brow hospital in Potairna. The M. B. church fireplace is being rebuilt and promises warmth soon. Detrich choir joined Mr and Mrs Fancher for an evening at their home, with a later note on Thorley avenue entertainment for youths. Rinoweth League heard a talk by Miss Josie Dutlinger on Temptation. October plans include birthdays and anniversaries heavy scheduling with a community event on the 7th at E R Gage's south of Dietrich and recognizing several couples.
Mateon Dick Matson Merle Nelson Kent Cage and Miss Juscottine were celebrated with a marvel event marking their achievements. The ceremony highlighted community leadership and festive support from residents and local organizations.
The page lists assorted early 20th century classified notices including rental offers for furnished cottages with contact names, a grain ad with a 52 acre farm description, a fence bordered property with two buildings, and an automotive or appliance sale with contact numbers. Also mentions a blue steel washer for sale and various price points.
Auction notice lists horses including gray pair and mares with weights, brown and black mules, roan mare, farm wagons and implements such as hay racks mowers plows and binders, a Maxwell car, household items, and furniture of all kinds. Items include Deering machinery, Fremco equipment, separators, and various harnesses. Auction details not specified.
J B Grewell owner announces payment terms: cash for all sums under 20 dollars. For amounts over 20 dollars payment by bankable note due in 12 months at 8 percent interest. Clerk A W Hansen and auctioneer McCoy noted.
An array of Crickey candles is prepared to suit diverse events. Each candle is matched to a specific occasion with color, scent, and design reflecting the event’s mood and theme. Organizers say the display offers a simple yet elegant way to mark occasions.
John Ryan seeks the county assessor and asks for votes on the Democratic ticket. S. A. Bate announces candidacy for County Commissioner, Third District, requesting support. J. H. Barber runs for state representative on the Republican ticket and asks for backing.
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