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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
2
The notice states the renewal date appears on the last page and explains that payments received before the tenth of each month start that month. If paid after the tenth the renewal is dated the first of the following month, and the recipient receives the current month free.
The article discusses Collier's weekly issue with two readable pieces about girl tomato clubs thriving in the South and state support. It notes New York’s $8,000 appropriation and boys’ corn clubs, plus college scholarships and ongoing efforts to expand agricultural education for girls.
OCR reads as broken notes about a wake SOP and VPS photo process. Mentions a council or committee failing to contact funds, an unspecified treasurer, and implied legal action. Places and dates are unclear. the fragment suggests a financial/accounting dispute within a local authority.
The Journal supports a county aid subscription, arguing public generosity should aid the widows and orphans harmed by the fire. It notes an official investigation could affect public records and defends Mr. Wernicke's private life while asserting the party bears no responsibility for his private matters.
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Murray died in Gooding on Wednesday morning from cholera infantum. Mary Helen was one year four months old. The remains were taken to Shoshone Wednesday evening for funeral services from the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Fay on Thursday afternoon, with interment in the city cemetery. The Murray family receives community sympathy in this sorrowful time.
Mr Balent of Streator Wisconsin suffers kidney and bladder trouble causing long work stoppages. He notes temporary relief from Poley Kidney Mille Tor, claiming quick action and return to work, healthier than before. Storch Liruy Store promotes the remedy.
Work crews began at the Jerome reservoir zone to finish canal rock work above the dam. North Side canals run low, settlers urge timely water supply and warn of legal action if rights are not respected. The Jerome Water and Irrigation Company plans seepage control and bottom puddling to restore full capacity, while urging harmony with settlers for the irrigation season.
Idaho school law outlines exemptions for children with disabilities or illness from attendance duties. It details the roles of district and county superintendents, the petition and appeal process to the Probate Court, and penalties for truancy and disorderly behavior including commitment to reform schools and requirements for probation officers.
Charles M. Kenyon of Dietrich Idaho assignee of Emory Haasze and Kirkham Dooley seeks final proof under the Garey Act to establish claim to Lots 7 8 9 12 in Township 6 S Range 19 E. East Boise Meridian, before O. Al Truman State Land Board Dietrich on September 3 101, witnesses J M Churchill J B Houston H R Cornell or C B Bordan of Dietrich Idaho.
Officials announce an examination for teachers seeking standard credentials in Waldshire and Shoshond, Ale District. The program covers elementary reading and arithmetic, with diplomas issued upon passing. County Superintendent M. Dunshe notes the test will occur at designated times and locations.
Fragmentary OCR text cites names and dates but lacks a clear event or outcome. Key entities are garbled, making it impossible to identify a definite person, organization, place, or action to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
County Treasurer W. M. Massey announces payment of warrants current through specific series ranges at the office Current Expense and Bridge, including numbers up to 162 910 to 1067. Date August 2, 141 August 4-25.
Modern Woodmen of America Lincoln Camp 5229 meets the first and third Tuesdays at 8 30 in long hall. John W Hunter Vice Commander and C C Weston Clerk listed. Bethany Lodge 21 meets first Wednesday in Masonic Hall with visiting brothers invited. Thos H Gooding W M Edward H Miles Secretary. Methodist church services listed with morning and evening hours and Sunday school.
Notice lists morning service at 11 o'clock and Sunday School at 10. Evening service at 8. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8. LEV WAL PEARCE, Pastor. Public notice of land entry and final proof by J. Guiry and C. Weeks across Idaho regions, with actions for establishing claims and residence. Verification before state land representatives in Idaho and Washington states.
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