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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
4
A brief editorial note asserts a pledge of fair liberal handling of customers to strengthen trust and emphasize the company’s commitment to equitable service. It highlights mutual respect and ongoing obligation to uphold transparent, customer oriented practices.
The report notes growing belief in a dark horse Republican standard bearer as tensions rise between party factions. It highlights preparations for a county fair in Shoshone, urging farmers to grow a standout crop for display linked to Idaho Irrigation Company acreage. The piece emphasizes national attention on regional efforts, with showcases in Chicago and Omaha drawing investors and settlers to boost state development.
The draft description notes the display of spectra to bear the name of the grower and the locality where he resides. It mentions oil water and climate as key factors to achieve the best results, inviting local people to contribute or compare.
Marold and his sister debate wedding party plans for Saturday as a relative’s death and work obligations force conflicts. Dorothy, the bride, is pressed to attend, while Harold questions rescheduling. Old theater and auto arrest anecdotes color the tale of a fraught engagement.
Marjory boasts she tricked seven girls and seven men into fourteen engagements to please her brother at a dinner party. Harold reacts with disbelief as the planned bridge party on Thursday evening sparks a family clash and mockery of social duties.
Fragmentary OCR shows a clash over payment with a student addressing a peer and a reply about pardon. The Sydney Bulletin preserves a terse exchange with unclear specifics but notes a classroom confrontation and claims of unpaid dues.
A dubious advertisement denounces baldness as an age sign and offers Rexall Hair Tank with a money back guarantee after three bottles if it fails. W. I. Bough, M.D. promotes the remedy available only at The Rexall Store on Rail Street.
In an advertisement from Siloron Mig Co of Pueblo Colorado the product Alabastrol is extolled as the ultimate face cream and powder combo. It promises to remove freckles sunburn tan and claim a cooling soothing effect. The firm notes 1852 packages sold in the last two months and offers home delivery in plain wrappers for 50 cents.
Fragmented scribbled local notes recount visits and sickness with names like Mills Moody Ballard Weaver Hoffman and others. Also mentions a district court summons in Idaho for David V Hall versus Lily H Hall filed April 16 1912 with service details and a deadline.
The Island of Margarita on the north coast of Venezuela has about 60 000 residents who mainly subsist by pearl fishing and other fisheries.
The excerpt notes a doctor and assistant discussing a patient while hinting at a profit motive. It then praises natural greatness, defining true greatness as inherent, not as a borrowed likeness to others, and laments the NY savants missing the beauty of the word two bagger.
Aeschylus note asserts belief in a person hinges on the person more than the oath. The quotation emphasizes character over formal promises.
The Village Board of Trustees invites bids for sprinkling services for the 1912 season. Bids must be filed with the clerk by 6 PM on May 6, 1912, covering daily hours 7 AM to 6 PM on weekdays and 5 hours on Sundays. A $500 bond is required for faithful performance.
Benjamin Stanton of Shoshone Idaho plans to prove reclamation and cultivation of land described as SW Section 27 Township 7K BM under the Car Act approved March 2 1890 before the State Land Board at Shoshone Idaho on the Sunday of May 1912. Witnesses Fred M Jus Jobox Joy Geo H Gaches J Bates all of Shoshone Idaho. April 26 May 24.
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