Local notes and society updates from Shoshone area
A long list of community happenings includes births in October, illness in Nampa, and visitors traveling to Sho shone. Epworth League organized with 27 attendees. Teachers attend Burley institute. quilting fundraisers benefit the Catholic Church at Shoshone. Local clubs meet, elect new members, and discuss health and sanitation programs. A Taxpayers League organizing meeting convened in Shoshone with plans to form county and precinct delegations for October 28.
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Taxpayers League
Harlan Heist
Edw. T. Barber
F. Borden
D. Sid Smith
W. G. Custer
Andy Newman
John McFall
State Board Honors Dr. Dill in Cancer Campaign
The State Board of Health appoints Dr Dill to lead its venereal disease work across Lincoln Jerome Blaine Minidoka and Power counties plus oversee the national cancer eradication campaign locally. Duncan L Alexander writes nominating him to join committees and promote public lectures and material from the American Society for the Control of Cancer.
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State Board of Health
Dr. Dill
CG. W. Dill
Twin Falls
Idaho
K. W. Dill
Shoshone
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Duncan L. Alexander
Another Run of Water Delayed by Fire Threat
John Badly, manager of the Big Wood and Co., instructs the Journal to announce another water run planned for early November to help farmers fill storage and overcome shortages for the winter. Work crews busy cleaning tanks and preparing lines amid wet conditions and anticipated demand.
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John Badly
Big Wood Ani Co
Noy
Aerie Healy Winalen
Fragmentary OCR Notice on Local Event
A partially legible OCR fragment notes a local event with unclear dates and participants. Readable items include a mention of a location and a general action, but concrete names, places, and timings are missing or damaged.
Women's Study Club Meets in Shoshone on Oct 13
The Women's Study lab in Shoshone held its meeting on Thursday October 13 with Mrs. F W Gooding as chairwoman. Civic questions were discussed and a paper on morals prepared by Mrs. Withrow. Mrs. Disney presented an article on directed play for school child development. Next meeting moved to Wednesday October 26 with Mrs. L J Jenness of Weiser as guest president. A health committee talk by Miss McGowan, a country nurse, was planned for the date.
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Elizabeth White
McQuillan
Fish
Shoshone
L. GC. Jensen
Green Horn
Mr. Jensen
Mr. Breck
Mr. Mills
T. B. Brush
R. E. Mickelwait
Boise
George Sehwaner
McGowan
Richfield
Women’s Club
Leslie Sparck
Mesdames Fletcher
McKinstry
Baer, Crowther
G. McKay Kohl
H. McKay
Elfring
Ruth
Miss McGowan
Women’s Study Lab
F. W. Gooding
Withrow
F. T. Disney
L. J. Jenness
Weiser
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Exchange Dates for Guild and Study Club Meetings
The Episcopal Guild and The Study Club change their meeting dates for next week. The Guild will meet Thursday with Mrs. and the Study Club will gather Wednesday at the usual place for their sessions.
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Episcopal Guild
Study Club
Guild
Moves to Jerome Spotlighting Shoshone Leaders
Mr and Mrs Gilbert have moved this week to Jerome to establish a permanent home. They have long been active and important factors in Shoshone's social church and business life, and their loss will be deeply felt by the entire community.
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Gilbert
J B
Manent
Gunderson buys Ida Ho Irrigation barn and lumber
Charles Gunderson purchased the Ida Ho Irrigation Company barn and surrounding materials near the Dietrich hotel and is moving the lumber to his farm. The village is quiet as schools near Burley hold a teachers meeting. Animals die from bloat, and wheat theft from Bicketts barn adds to the week’s events. Three cars of potatoes shipped this week, with ten cars planned. A school vacancy opens in Mize Outts.
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Charles Gunderson
Idaho Irrigation Company
Dietrich Hotel
Floyd Gage
Richfield
Burley
Harley Grewel
Mr. Bicksett
Kimama News Items Quiet Weekend Travel Notes
Miss Kirtley left Saturday evening for Burley to attend the ad Mrs Schwatben returned Sunday from California. Mr and Mrs Paine visited over Sunday at Rupert. Mr and Mrs Fowle visited at the Rugh home Thursday night. The Rughs and Jake Scheu were shopping at Rupert Saturday evening. Mrs Gus George went to Shoshone Monday. Miss Ida Leeper went to Shoshone Monday returning Tuesday. Gris Moldenhauer, Bill Rudab and Bill Pregitzer went to Rupert Sunday evening. Ed Moldenhauer returned home Wednesday morning after spending some time with the thresher near Minidoka. The Schwatkins went to Twin Falls Wednesday.
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iRupert
Ed Moldenhauer
Minidoka
Schwatkins
Twin Falls
Increasing Capacity for Millsaps Bottling Works
Frank Millsaps orders a power churn to expand bottling capacity. He has built ice cream and butter production, with butter's high reputation boosting demand beyond current output. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 2 00 at the home of Mea Wright. Copp of Rutland was a husbandman victor to Phoebe Hide Wowk.
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Frank Millsaps
Uwmaldenee
Mea
Wright W. Copp
Rutan
Hide Wowk
Witches Issue A Call For Bridge Party
A local notice invites guests to a bridge party on Friday October 24 hosted by Mrs W J Marwell Mrs Wm Stockslager Miss Ruth Keller Mrs J E Wesson and Mrs Byron W Yaden. The call warns witches and gobelins are watching.
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W. J. Marwell
Wm. Stockslager
Ruth Keller
J. E. Wesson
Byron W .Yaden
Christmas Gift Idea Stationery at Journal Shop
Plan ahead as the holiday season nears with a box of high grade embossed stationery from the Journal Shop. Individual Christmas Cards are affordable and reflect artistic taste, with the Journal's Electric Embossing process adding a refined touch.
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Journal
Red Cross Roll Call November 11 1921
November 11 to 2 1921 Red Cross roll call invites men and women to pay annual dues and renew membership. The piece mentions the Red Cross and a nationwide drive, with references to local drives and participation.
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RED Cross
Anna Aimee
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Fragmentary OCR line references names and words but lacks coherent story or identifiable events. Unable to determine persons, places, dates, or outcomes for a proper summary.
Big Wood River Items
Local updates include Mrs. H. Sandy's business trip to Sho shone, trips by several couples to Twin Falls for Mrs. Mitchell’s journey to Burley, and a teacher's institute event. New members join the North Side Amateur Orchestra. Miss Marion Varnum visits on the way to Jerome. Community notes urge dairy cow financing to aid ranchers and dairy business growth amid local economic concerns.
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H. Sandy
Shoshone
Mitchell
Austin Scott
Lester Smith
Marion Varnum
Gherig
Pagari
J. H. Scott
Jerome
Herbert Sprenger
Totten
Perometsar I
Review of act to prevent gambling in grain marketing
Washington reports a summary of a new act named after Capner and Tiricher that aims to regulate grain trade to curb gambling. The measure becomes law four months after December and targets grain futures executions and barter exchanges. It details enforcement by the Secretary of Agriculture and outlines compliance steps for market participants.
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Nenathia and Bretylty
Boards of Trade
U S. Department of Justice
Secretary of Agriculture
Ately
Secretary of Commerce
U. S
Ange Board of Trade
Circuit Court of Appeals
Commission
Thame
Patie
Haque
Idaho
Taha
Washington
United Stas
Witiel
Momrimget
Sherwley
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