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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
4
The notice advertises a subscription price of two dollars per year and states it is entered at the Shoshone Idaho Post Office for transmission by mail as second class mail matter. The issuer is identified as FOREIGN ADVERTIS T 3 THE MBEAISAN PRIFSE & SOCIATION.
The bank guaranty topic looms large amid campaign talk as voters consider its potential impact. Critics warn it could shift costs to depositors and threaten state banks, while supporters argue a federal approach could stabilize finance. The discussion touches on Oklahoma and neighboring states, with concerns about solvency, permissive guarantees, and political consequences ahead of elections.
Dr Evans leads Shoshone locals through a busy schedule en route to Apverican Father. The Blecta Kensigton plans a gathering with Mew 2 W Newsunm Tharetay. Events span from September first to six p.m. with visitors, relatives, and town activities in Ohio.
A column by FB L Platz reflects on poetry and old days in Nebraska history. It recalls Omar Khayyam and Omar’s lovers, chats with Gottfried Gehrig about early railroad building, hunting days, and a light slice of local life.
Democratic sheriff candidate W. T. Turner asks for votes along with Democrat assessor contender John Ryan. County Commissioner Third District nominee A. Tate Jr. and Republican State Representative candidate J. H. Barber request support.
Nomination accepted after Republican county central committee vote. Candidate pledges full effort and public administration duty, praises supporters, notes desire for re election as probate judge, and thanks party and voters. Life likened to a roller coaster ride with ups and downs.
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