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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1915
Page
4
A contemplation of how front and back yards affect neighborhood beauty and pride. The article urges upkeep, discusses fences and sightlines, and links tidy yards to a city’s character, urging readers to rally neighbors for better streets and a stronger community image.
A court case involves illegal beaver trapping with five of the next beaver hides seized after a fine imposed on a hunter named Williams. The ruling outlines new treapame law provisions prohibiting entry and hunting on enclosed lands without written consent, and defines fences and obstructions as substantial if they hinder stock.
Residents attend Easter services and visit shops after a quiet morning. Women gossip about hats and Sunday papers while men linger at church, awaiting a grand sermon and the arrival of the pope’s name. The town anticipates a unique, unified observance with plans for extended activities and a festive dinner.
The author argues backyard gardening can be more philosophical than mercantile, valuing growth and self sufficiency over market prices. Despite failures and labor costs, many find satisfaction in tending beans, potatoes, and squash with soil and weather challenges, preferring home produce to grocer purchases.
A past era view notes merchants relying on word of mouth over newspapers to spread news of their stores. The piece laments the decline of gossip aided publicity as neighbors no longer share domestic details, suggesting people have less idea about each other’s purchases and habits.
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho, Lincoln County, a notice announces the attachment of C A Nelsons property by order of the district court. The action, dated March 30 1915, seeks seventy five dollars with interest and costs, witnessed by Clerk W Lundin.
Heifer calves from Jerseys Guernseys Shorthorns Durhams and Holsteins offered by Hilly Bros at farm west of Nampa or phone 461-R. Board of Trustees of Village of Shoshone announces notices signed by Chairman AJL McMahon and Clerk Mary W Anderson, with date not fully visible.
Notice is hereby given that the regular biennial election of qualified voters in the Village of Shoshone Lincoln County will be held on April 27 1915 to elect a Board of Trustees for the term beginning May 1 1915. Polling place is City Clerk's office and police hall between 9 am and 7 pm.
Notice announces final proof for Cowie Medoy of Dietrich asignee of Norris on land described as SW 4 of section 42 township 5 north range 19, Idaho. Claims intention to prove residence cultivation before O A Truman in Shoshone on April 24 1915 with witnesses listed from Dietrich Idaho.
A plea for divine intervention ends the bloodshed as nations reel. The text evokes Jesus and the Sacred Heart to grant world peace, pity mothers and bereaved families, move rulers to mercy, and restore harmony among peoples. It culminates in a firm prayer for protection and deliverance.
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