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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
5
Local items report residents and visitors in town this week. People include Mrs. John McFall Fred Peak Tony Gomes and Miss Leena McFall among others as they run errands, attend business, shop in Jerome and attend to sheep interests. Several plans involve travel to Boise Ketchum Hagerman and Twin Falls. The Maxwell car ad and local services highlight community commerce and upcoming hardware stock.
Folse identifies Tdn Sept 12 introduces G Kagieson mayor of folse and brother of State Treasurer slewen as a new Idaho governor candidate. Boise mayor Eagleson attacks the Idaho Power Company over prices, while KE H. Dewey of Nampa rebuts, calling Eagleson a likely nonpartisan-ticket candidate. Dewey defends his own interests and Boise ties, and both discuss the Bruneau project and Carey act options for Idaho’s growth.
Mrs Paul Haddock hosted an auction bridge event with guests from Richfield Jerome Minneapolis Butte Wendell and Sho mine locals. A two course luncheon followed and top honors went to Mrs Crosby and Mrs Cus a. The afternoon featured further bridge games at Jerome and Richfield hosts with Mrs Fletcher and Mrs Crosby hosting We note Mrs Tiffany of Butte and Miss Shepherd of Jerome were celebrated guests.
The speaker asserts incidental remarks should not bar a broader effort and expresses hope for progress. He disputes Mr Eagleson’s charge that he promised to make grass grow in Helve streets, calling it a deliberate falsehood and urging recognition of reasonable judgment.
A reflective quip heavy with irony about money and intellect, noting the pen outshines the sword in wealth, a widow’s quiet denial when a man questions her worth, and the futility of common sense once age dulls its edge.
A collection of aphorisms about bravery, fate, and resilience. It speaks of wounds and endurance, noting that courage appears in two forms and that hardship shapes character. The tone resembles a moral folk saying with universal lessons.
A jumble of wry observations on speech pride and theater. The piece notes jail advertising irony, self assurance and modesty tied to language, a dramatist without happy marriages, and women’s suspicion of automatic phonograph pauses. Broadway’s width versus length is contrasted with actors’ reach.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for indigestion with claims of permanent recovery and restored appetite. Separate notice announces a September 23 1919 livestock sale at the E. Fletcher farm in Dietrich Idaho to satisfy a debt of 208 dollars plus costs.
A column blends musings on effort, luck, and human nature with adage style quotes. It cites E. P. Milburn of Guion Drug Store praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and notes Uncle Sam lending Europe money as a pragmatic thought, closing with a remark from Chicago Daily News about meat kings' complaints.
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