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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal issued every Friday in Shoshone Idaho. Edward T. Barber served as editor and proprietor. Subscription price listed as $2 per year. Public notice reference indicates local printing and distribution details.
Cream checks from across the country fuel a push for a ShoShone creamery to manufacture butter from local cream. Lincoln County dairy growers see a home market possible and a canvass suggests two thousand cows could sign on quickly with farmer unity and county support.
County officials last Monday arranged with Red Cross representatives to support aging residents. The commission approved funding and duties to bolster local elder care services and coordinate with the Red Cross on community outreach and assistance.
Homer Davig chairs the city council’s evening session as plans for a settling basin near Bee Tect are discussed. Invitations are extended to IAB members and details of work and division of tasks are outlined, with completion targeted for October. Mrs EK A Walters hosts a large tea and luncheon at Rogerson and lists several Shoshone attendees, followed by cards and a four course luncheon with Javender and yellow decorations.
The Idaho Press Association adopts a convention plan to incorporate as a professional body and seeks to unify publishers in supporting reclamation, employment, and industrial growth. Officers are named, resolutions pledge to prioritize state progress over partisanship, and thanks are extended to local business groups for support and hospitality.
University officials announce a special train for Southern Idaho university students leaving Pocatello September 17 at 9 a.m. Stops include American Falls Idaho Falls Shoshone Gooding Bliss Glenns Ferry Mountain Home Nampa Caldwell Parma Ontario Payette and Weiser. The train has a baggage car one diner five 12 section sleepers named Pocatello Twin Falls Boise Nampa and Moscow through service to Moscow with meals served before continuing to La Grande Oregon.
Millinery exhibit at the McFall hotel in Shoshone on Monday and Tuesday September 19 and 20. Mrs. El Pageant invites all ladies to inspect samples of Intest Pall Millinery.
The fragment describes slow recovery after a recent nervous operation at Lynn Bros Hospital in Portello. It notes the patient remains weak and may need hospital care for several weeks. Friends plan gifts and flowers to aid relief for an invalid patient.
Heirs of Gotay Elizabeth Dudley must answer a complaint filed in the district court within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served elsewhere. The notice, dated August 1921, lists deputies and clerk seals, with estray sale details and executor notice for Benjamin Hart's estate, including claim deadlines and location.
Alias summons filed in the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho in Lincoln County. Plaintiffs sue to obtain a judgment on a promissory note and mortgage dated June 0, 1918, recorded at page 622, Lincoln County records. Mortgage foreclosure sought. case filed with Clerk Seal by Bowler.
A recent Lig Woman's Auxiliary meeting formed a committee led by Mrs. G. W. Dill to collect and distribute discarded clothing to needy families in Shoshone and nearby areas. Due to crop failures and economic hardship, contributions are welcomed, with volunteers to pick up garments, especially children's, and aid limited to home use only.
The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion convened for a regular meeting on Wednesday September 14 at the hall. Twelve ladies attended. War Mothers were invited to join and plans for the coming season were discussed with a view to combining efforts for greater results. Next meeting date and place will be announced in the Journal.
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