Community Journal Marks 35 Years Serving Town
The Shoshone Journal has published in this town for over 35 years. For more than a third of a century the paper has boosted the hometown in season and out of season.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal has published in this town for over 35 years. For more than a third of a century the paper has boosted the hometown in season and out of season.
Idaho Republican officials repudiated Allen as their candidate for treasurer after a primary renomination amid alleged embezzlement. The governor acted on conduct approved by the state and a formal complaint charged Allen and former chief clerk Fred Galeman with a bond protected loss near 100000 dollars. The investigation centered on Allen and his bond, following missing funds and alleged misconduct.
A long critical meditation on money in media and academia, arguing that donors and advertisers threaten independence. The piece laments university gifts tied to viewpoints, warns against censorship by wealth, and defends the need for diverse opinion in press and college life despite pressures from patrons and editors.
The piece surveys practical methods for boosting a town through advertising and citizen involvement. It discusses signage near railroads, distributing programs and images, and promoting local schools churches and business life while cautioning against disparagement of other places.
The town's enduring spirit shapes its identity as notable events spread its reputation. As the area grows, the sense of place amplifies its renown, drawing attention beyond its borders and fueling communal pride.
A historical reflection argues that distrust of municipal government harms reform. It urges educated citizens to accept public office, noting honest service builds a nobler town and state while corruption fades with capable leadership.
The piece argues that while critics claim professional baseball is rigged to boost profits, the Boston Braves won four straight, showing the sport’s outcome can reflect merit rather than manipulation. It notes managers and players fear losses from wrong results, asserts crookedness exists in business but harms the perpetrator financially, and claims public fascination centers on home teams rather than strategy.
West for the West: Senator Goeding urges backing James V. Bealey for the U S Senate. The piece praises Bealey for irrigation, home steaders rights, stumpage lands, highways, and state grants, arguing he earned a large mandate to continue West development and Represent Idaho in Washington.
Dr. R R Daniels outlines that fats from animal and vegetable sources provide the most heat in winter. Fresh fats digest easily, while stale fats may bring germs. Olive and other oils are valuable. fried foods and poor cooking ruin fat. Also reports two marriages in Shoshone where Edward Mabbutt and Miss Erickson and Raymond Donovan and Hazel Green wed after being schoolgirls.
The article outlines cooking methods to keep meat tender and digestible. It notes jute may be added after cooking as seasoning and advises roasting pork in alternating layers of brown paper and sour batter to render fat and aid digestion. It also recommends fats and winter use for stomach-friendly meals.
Idaho hog shipments last season totaled 7000 cars, valued at about 8.4 million dollars at seven cents a pound, per Veterinarians’ convention reports in Twin Falls. The gathering noted disease control progress and profitability of hog raising, with cholera largely stamped out in several areas. A cited testimonial promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
Republican nominee L. M. Zug for state senator, King probate judge, D. E. Borden county commissioner, Y. Bower Republican candidate for county assessor, JW Lundin Republican nominee for auditor and bidder, with unclear initials. The note lists multiple races and party labels on a small card format.
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