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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented local notice seeks a hardworking couple for domestic duties and child care. It asks for steady employment, washer and ironing skills, and reliable help in a household in Shoshone with references to a variety of tasks and ages.
The trustees of District No 11 Selial Idaho authorized the construction of a new ideal building. Bids for the project, estimated at 1900 dollars, must be filed with the board clerk in Hardock by August 25. The board reserves the right to reject any bids. August 45.
The fragmentary text lists S200 and Payalio ta Athuinet in a string of garbled words. No clear event or entities present to identify a real news item or outcome.
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic record of county board actions. It mentions budget items, highway matters, and hospital notifications, with references to various local officials and entities. The prose is garbled, but indicates votes on projects and staffing, plus a request for circulation of the Journal.
The readable OCR lists numerous names and scattered terms such as FRANK T., Lidia, CHAS F ZELLER, WOODMAN, AMERICA, Murniesh, and Reimar amid jagged phrases. The text appears as garbled legal and biographical snippets with no clear narrative, date, or location.
U S Time Card lists multiple east and westbound train numbers and times. A long excerpt repeats a state law notice published by Stella Cook County Superintendent detailing age restrictions, exemptions, appeals, and compliance requirements for guardians and parents regarding schooling and child welfare. The notice emphasizes penalties and the role of the superintendent and probate court, with dates of publication noted.
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