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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
5
Mrs Waller Hastings and Mrs Diana Mitchell hosted a mixed shower for Mrs Tressie Peck Jones. Eighteen ladies attended surprising her with a cake receipts book and a luncheon followed by gentle socializing.
A notebook-like note claims the average man loses three days yearly to colds and urges early use of Chamberlain's Cough Syrup to ease symptoms. It touts pleasant taste and quick relief as key benefits.
Fragmented OCR article notes a Monday event in Heperlican Spearing Lietrion with references to Piha Wns of Ride Cheyanne and Taher City. Naomi Hansen mentioned, and Mies Naor ffanen left for Salt Lake City on No 18 Monday morning to visit with relatives. An odd digestive advice insert follows urging dietary tips.
A vacancy on the Democratic ticket was created by the death of J. M. Chirk, who was the candidate for Fire Senator. Mr. B. Crane of Richfield is positioned to fit the vacancy in the slate.
Voters are addressed by Lincoln County Idaho Democrats urging support for Byron W. Yaden for assessor and W. T. Patterson for county commissioner. The statements highlight service in World War II, local roots, and pledges for an efficient fair administration, calling for continued voter confidence and re election.
Notice states that the County Commissioners of Minidoka County Idaho will hear a petition to form an irrigation district covering parts of Minidoka County Lincoln and Milne, with Nov 20 1920 set as the hearing date. Clerk HK Burgher signs.
Advertises a modern furnished three room house for rent near the Journal office and asks interested parties to inquire there. Also notes a teachers examination schedule by Leah M. Burnside beginning November 18 at 8 20 A M in the County Superintendent's office for all certificate grades. Contains miscellaneous quotes and reflections from Life's Real Meaning and a Chicago Daily News attribution.
The notice records publication start on October 28 and completion by December 18. L H Nash, State Land Commissioner, signs as issuing official for the 2.09 dollar publication fee and related reference NEY 16 .45 WE.
Public notices detail an assessment levy of 20.00 dollars per share on Sawtooth Grazing Association stock with payment due by December 6, 1920, and delinquency advertising to follow, plus a contest notice from the U S Department of the Interior halley land office regarding Christian Hibbsin's Homesite entry cancellation application filed September 21, 1920, with dates for publication and response deadlines.
Prof Edward Huntington of Harvard University presented a detailed mass of figures in Science asserting that two men in a train moving along the equator at 18 700 miles per hour westward or 16 700 miles per hour eastward would weigh nothing to an observer aboard the train.
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