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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1914
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal has published in this town for more than thirty five years and over a third of a century. For all that time it has boosted the hometown in season and out of season, serving as a steady local voice.
The piece argues that modern warfare is a business and requires efficient command, logistics, and disciplined personnel rather than lone heroism. It notes how technology, supply quality, and trained marksmen matter as much as battlefield bravado, citing Balkan history and the U.S. victory over Spain in 1898.
Summer hotels suffer as war and the rise of automobile touring reshape travel. Wealthy travelers seek simpler, affordable stays, while trains and road trips deter long-visit glamour. Many resorts see fewer guests, yet some economical inns prosper with clean rooms and reasonable menus. Health concerns prompt better water and sanitation, but outbreaks of typhoid-linked illness surface in some establishments.
Indiana Congressman Barnhart accuses government of wasting about a million dollars yearly on printing bills and franking, with fake speeches in the Congressional Record and public documents sent to junk shops. He argues voters see each waste as a pledge of attention, while farmers complain seeds are too small to be practical.
The piece argues Congress should trim surplus distributions and lengthy speeches. It claims free seed packages are a tax on the people and that a well edited Congressional Record of real debate would attract more readers. A lean, businesslike record could win broad public support.
Governor Haines runs on a progressive administration citing enacted laws such as Public Utilities, State Board of Education reform, Non Partisan Judiciary, direct senate election amendment, Nine Hour Law for Women, simplified voter registration, and Mothers Pension. He emphasizes faithful service and taxpayer focus, while noting opposition critics.
Tawee Johnson, a Republican candidate for county assessor, canvases the county and gains support from friends who praise his experience in valuing Lincoln county lands. The piece urges voting for Judge Walters for the Supreme bench and notes he is a reliable homegrown figure, urging cross party support for Republicans Democrats and Progressives.
For sale a Voas Sunshine Washer and Wringer and about seven dozen quart Mason fruit jars. Apply at the Chirk residence on the North Side near Oliver Dunn's. Also for sale a stock of millinery to store at Rupert. Business only one year old, selling due to good reasons. Address Mr. Owner Box 977 Pocatello Idaho. Lost an Eastern Star pin. Finder please return to Journal office for reward.
A 1894 Carey Act provision allows land revert to public domain if not reclaimed in ten years. Settlers lacking final proof due to water shortages, and those on projects awaiting water because of failed operators, have no claim to land despite initial payments. A bill is in preparation for Congress to allow eligible settlers to hold land until water becomes available for development.
A compact notice from Fred B Gwin seeking to trade a gentle family horse with single and double driving harness and saddler for a fresh milk cow. Trade intention stated clearly without additional details.
The Lookout reprints two contrasting paragraphs about faith and victory. A European war lord proclaims universal victory aided by God, while Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War questions certainty of divine alignment and expresses anxiety about being on God’s side.
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