Shoshone Journal Reflects On Tariffs And Newsroom Roles
The piece blends a vivid, if fragmented, reminiscence of stage tricks and wild animals with reflections on journalism's role in presenting news. It contrasts sensationalism in tabloids with the restraint of responsible reporting, noting how fake stories hurt trust and how editors shape the narrative. The text also touches on tariff policy debates, legislative process, and a probate notice for Henry L. Bork.
Idaho State Work Bill Debates and Federal Appointments
Idaho congressional notes discuss proposed federal and homestead policy bills, land deeds, and park donations along with appointment prospects. Reports describe interior and post office confirmations, clerical shortages for Western lawmakers, and building stone sourcing for new federal structures in Idaho towns.
Entry Notice for Carey Act Land in Idaho
NOTION POR PUBLICATION PINAL PROOE NOTION POR PUBLICATION PINAL PROOE Janes P Morton of Shoshone Idaho made Entry No 438 under the Carey Act with lands within Range B. Riss notice to take final proof to establish the land claim before O A Truman at Idaho on April 2 1913 with witnesses John Elliott Harry Butel both of Shoshone Idaho James P Morton Entryman March 23 Miss Alfa Wharton of Shoshone High School will give a recital tomorrow evening at Richfield upon request of local citizens.
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District Court Trial for Gondie ys Case Ends Favoring Railway
The Gondie ys case against the Oregon Short Line Railway Company was tried in District Court on a Friday. The jury returned a verdict in favor of the railway company. Express Agent W H Murphy visits Payette briefly to check on property while Agron Fuller fills in for Shoshone duties. Judge Aubolee, recently from the East, has shipped his law library to Two Harbors Minnesota and plans to return soon to resume practice. He owns a farm in the ators valley and another near En's Ferry, where he will begin spring work before departing East.
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