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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented review discusses Morgan Ant and the American Man, praising artistic prints and waterways discourse while critiquing commercial art values. It notes July 4 celebrations, shifts in public taste, and the potential impact on future generations alongside local civic reflections and regional notices.
A garbled report details a State Board of Pharmacy meeting in Twin Falls with about sixteen candidates for state certificates. It mentions inspections, plan for a May 1 toll cut by Idaho Novaia Telephone Company, and local trips as well as various remarks about fruit crops and public sentiment.
J Stewart Clark from Buhl reported in Wendell that the railroad project linking the north and south sides is advancing satisfactorily and appears ready to connect Hagerman Valley and Wendell, with indications of timely completion.
A banker in Ohio warns readers that money taken by smooth strangers and Get Rich Quick schemes harms the community. He urges depositing funds in the home bank to support local needs and ensure readily available funds for residents.
The community is urged to support a railroad project, with study suggesting the route near Wendell offers the best grade, low curvature, and minimal elevation change. Residents and surrounding areas are asked to devote effort and assistance to secure the line.
A calls for a yearround anti fly campaign to wipe out breeding sites from spring to frost. The piece urges everyone to swat flies, remove filth, and keep up fever testing to prevent typhoid and illnesses, especially protecting infants. It emphasizes early action and systematic efforts by all.
Danny O'Brien outpointed Jack Gillis in a ten round bout at Forest Work List j. Gillis entered as the favorite but O'Brien used speed and cleverness to land five rights and keep Gillis on the retreat. Gillis pressed the action early and often, but O'Brien's sharper stance and variety earned the verdict with some fans disagreeing.
Annual school meeting and election for Sidhow District No. 16 Lingoin County will be held April 4 1913 at 1:30 pm to elect a Judge and Clerk of election set tax rate for a special tax and determine school term length and other business. One trustee to be elected for three years in place of Deleet whose term expires. Fry Clerk of Dist No. 18.
A fragment advertising Hall's Gatareh Gure as a medicinal remedy sold by druggists. Claims urge use for various ailments with a price set at seven seats per bottle and mentions testimonies and frequent testimonials.
Willis W Gosey of Shoshone Idaho gives public notice of intent to file final proof to establish his claim to the NEW of Section 4 Township 1 3 North Range 18 East, before O A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone on May 3, 1913. Witnesses named include G Horneman Geo Myers and H Drageteard.
Idaho Agricultural News Letter reports on the average weights of Rome Beauty and Jonathan apples from irrigated and non irrigated sections in South and North Idaho. Data from nine orchards show irrigated Rome Beauty averaging 240 grams across 25 apples, non irrigated 28? grams across 30 apples, and Jonathan averages around 154 grams irrigated and 163 grams non irrigated across respective samples. The brief notes that small sample sizes limit broad conclusions about all Idaho grown fruit.
Notice says on Monday April 21 1913 the annual school meeting and election in Lincoln County Idaho will be held at the schoolhouse. At 1 pm a meeting will select a judge and clerk of election decide on a special tax not to exceed fifteen mills and fix term length. Also to transact school business. Bowler is clerk. J Fuller term ends. trustee to replace.
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