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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
4
Fragment from a postal notice stating a yearly subscription rate of 52 and indicating a transition to second-class mail, with references to the city Steeljenge and ongoing service alterations. The legible portion suggests pricing and mail handling changes without full context.
The piece contrasts European ascribed tribal statehood with a new American ideal where the individual leads. It warns that reliance on state aid and organized groups erodes liberty, arguing that strong citizens are needed to prevent a drift toward European collectivism and national decline.
The Victor Talking Machine Co and Keystone Watch Case Co restarted operations with 6 000 and 1 000 workers respectively after closures since July and June. Two hosiery mills, shut for weeks, resumed with 500 workers. Executives voiced optimism. San Antonio rail traffic surged in two weeks, freight volumes rivaling any line in history. Quebec’s Sam Gompers says peak employment passed and improvement is seen, with fall likely to bring broader gains.
On or about July 20th 1921 J P Firehaugh took up a bay gelding about 12 years old weight 1200 with a white forehead spot and brand near the shoulder nine miles north of Shoshone Lincoln Ge Idaho Notice scheduled for September 29 1924 at 1 o'clock at the Firebaugh residence to sell the estray to the highest bidder for cash Dated August 6 1921 Clarence Wheeler Sheriff
The State of Idaho issues a summons in the Fouveh Judicial District for Lincoln County. The complaint seeks to quiet title and correct a water decree on land described in the action. Defendants must appear and answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served elsewhere. the clerk is Beulah Guymon, deputy.
De vided improvement in the steel industry noted in the district as fourteen sheet mills and nine open hearth furnaces were put in operation by one company in the Mahoning valley this week, bringing sixty sheet mills into operation in the area.
New England metal trades regain momentum after months of stagnation. Plants run about 20 percent below capacity with a leading hardware maker increasing weekly hours from 18 to 100. American Brass Company hiring many workers, now 48 in 1910 and 1914. Delaware Textiles Resume in Wilmington with Joseph Bancroft and Sons Co operating plants in Reading and Delaware with 1500 workers. First major Delaware industry back since the war end. management cites reliance on transient orders but a favorable business outlook.
Reports indicate about 7500 workers have returned to jobs in Camden New Jersey over the last ten days after idleness ranging from a few weeks to two or three months. The rebound follows local economic disturbance and recovery efforts by employers and authorities.
The Lumber Moon Association states Western Washington lumber mills show improved production with d o re boon at 206 percent below normal, signaling a lift from earlier conditions. Missouri Savings reports gains in deposit totals as June 15 trends upward. St Louis and smaller cities see upticks. Wheeling Steel Kenwood plant resumes, employing 1,000 local workers after months idle. Wheat shipments to Europe via New Orleans surge, about 300 cars daily, more than double the prior rate.
The sheriff will offer estray animals for sale at a designated public auction. Bidders may present proof of ownership and pay cash or certified funds. Sale proceeds go to the county or rightful claimants as determined by the court.
Public auction set for September 6 1921 at 2 p m mountain time on Little Wood River near Shoshone Idaho. Brown yearling colt about 700 pounds brown mare ten years old 1500 pounds black horse about five years old 1000 pounds j h brand on shoulder. Sale to settle hay and pasture bill from November 6 1920 to September 6 1921 totaling 97 50. Sale authorized by Idaho statutes. Hughes signs as owner.
A fragmented notice outlines probation responsibilities and the duty of a court officer to appear for hearings. It mentions school trustees, reporting requirements to the superintendent, and sections governing the reporting and enforcement actions. The text references probation officers, legal authority, and penalties for violators.
Creditor notice for the estate of Benjamin Hort gives creditors 67 and 4) with claims to present with vouchers within a specified period after first publication. Dated August 19 231, First publication by J G Watts attorney, Eunor County.
Sheriff notice lists four described stray animals including two black mares, a black gelding, and a black yearling mare with branding. Sale set for September 29 at W A Stowell residence nine miles east of Shoshone, Idaho, highest bidder pays full price per estray laws. Clarence Wheeler, Sheriff, dated August 17, 102.
Barnes Brothers sued as plaintiff in district court of Ada County Idaho. The summons references a cerpurstion and notifies the defendant to appear and answer within the statutory period. The notice serves as formal process issued by the court.
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