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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1914

Page

8

Wizard Roundup Fiesta Promises Rich Prizes at Baltic Lake

The Vienna's Roundup at Balt Lake City August 26 29 will feature twenty five events including a $200 postball contest. Cowboys cowgirls and Indians from the Jackwan Hole and dix western regions will compete in prized showcases and bucking events marking the premier outdoor western sports exposition.

Vienna Balt Lake City Wisard Lake City Corfonds Jackwan Hole Pullaw

Entertained Sunday School at Lands’horough home

On Tuesday afternoon at the Lands horough home Mea D G Mitchell entertained her class of girls of the Baptist Sunday school. The amusements included dressing of cloth dolls, making peanut animals, and various games. Five ice cream wafers and punch were served. the afternoon ended with a movie and best wishes for more time. Attendees included Marie and Helen Johnson Wie McCullum Virginia and Florence Bowter Anna Markwin Helen Pleads Ruth Forhem Ruby Barothers Mary Wright Iya and Agnes Alexander Mabel Mifton Luven Muriel and Marjorie Lanisborough Mia Mitchell and Mrs Landsborough

Anna Markwin Helen Plehds Futt Forbem Ruby Barothers Mary Wright Iya Agnes Alexander Mabel Mi Fon Luvin Muriel Marjorie Lanisborough Mia. Mitchell Landsborough

Reward Offered for Stolen Stock in Kimore County

A Kimore County protective live stock association posts a 900 dollar reward for the arrest and conviction or consent arrest and conviction of anyone stealing stock belonging to the association. The notice lists brands used by members including a left hip mark, right mid quarter, and other distinctive marks such as EP, OU, FF, X, Spear head, HO, and flight slide.

Kimore Mom

Political Announcements From Idaho Voters

A scan of letters and notices shows candidates Edmund M. Wolpe and James Th. Botwell announcing bids for Idaho Fourth Judicial District District Judge and related offices. Wolpe discusses roots, education, and nonpartisan intent while urging voter support. Botwell highlights prior prosecutorial work and seeks primary backing. Also listed are land claim notices and a general product advertisement for a diarrhea remedy.

Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Thorugh Lincoln County James Th. Botiwelt

Six Pound Trout Abound in Big Wood River

Mr and Mrs Pred A Monson Miss Ida Christopherson and Carl Brant returned from a fishing trip on the Big Wood river above the Little Cottonwoods where they spent a week hooking speckled beauties. Brant says they caught a thousand trout with several six pounders. Fred Gwin brought the party back and caught enough fish for a big dozen. Manson resumes work at the forge after recovering from ptomaine poisoning.

Pred A.monson Ida Christopherson Carl Brant Hig Wood Cottonwoods Mr. Brant Fred Gwin

Ready to haul big crop by Oregon Short Line official

J B Evans of Salt Lake representing the Oregon Short Line before the state board of equalization visits the Owyhee. He says the railroad holds in southern Idaho counties and expects to move a major crop this year with ample rolling stock. Differences with assessors are general. Also twin Falls scouts return from Ketcham after ten days with drill and outdoor pastimes. A social by Steel Club to honor the boys is planned at the Courthouse yard with a music program and refreshments. Frank LaRue and family pass through Shoshone homeward from the mountains where they had camped.

J. B. Evans Salt Lake Oregon Short Line State Board of Equalization Owyhee Evans Twin Falls Ketch‘am Shoshone Dr. Shepherd Frank LaRue Raper Semler

Notice for Final Proof of Morse T Chirenow in Idaho

Notice for publication announces final proof by Chirenow T Morse of tadiock Maho under the Carey Act of 1898. It cites a Bury No. and refers to a section 9 of a township in the state of Idaho, detailing eligibility and filing requirements for proof of irrigation project ownership.

O. A. Truman State Land Boards Shoshone Idaho John A. Parry A. M. Gomes Charles Mills Arthur T. Cathal Haddock, Tay Clarence T. Morse Earlyman Chirenow T. Morse Tadiock Maho

Republican candidate for state senator announces bid

A Republican candidate declares his bid for the state senate subject to the forthcoming primary election. He pledges to serve the county and state impartially if nominated and elected, promising no sectional or personal favoritism as a legislator.

Johnson Announces Candidacy for Lincoln County Assessor

L I Johnson declares candidacy for the office of assessor of Lincoln County subject to the Republican primaries on September 3, 1914. He pledges to perform duties fairly to all if nominated and elected.

Lincoln County L. I. Johnson Sheriff's Department A. F. Tage

For Sheriff. Lincoln County Republican Candidate Announcement

A sheriff candidate announces under the Republican ticket for Lincoln County Sheriff. Subject to the coming primary on September 1, 1914. The speaker has served six years as County Jailer and Deputy Sheriff, arguing that this experience should guide directors in choosing their candidate.

Lincoln County T Clarinor

Sheriff Candidate Seeks Lincoln County Nomination

A. F. Tage announces possible bid for Lincoln County sheriff as a Republican candidate promising to serve diligently if nominated and elected. The notice blends with other public notices including an estate claim invitation for Charles Turnbull and a whimsical census observation of major world cities.

Different Nations Regulate Explosives Handling Differently

The statement notes that no two nations share identical laws governing the handling and storage of explosives as regulatory frameworks vary by country. It highlights the diverse legal landscapes affecting safety, compliance, and enforcement across jurisdictions.

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