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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
4
A fragmented editorial bundle rails against religious bias in campaign press and details Democratic tactics to stall funding through riders on appropriation bills. It cites General Booth and the Salvation Army as a beacon of practical charity over sectarian politics.
The text discusses Roosevelt opposing multiple campaign funds and calling for public accounting of expenses. It notes Roosevelt's stance on campaign finance and mentions Senator LaFollette pressing for accountability via his magazine.
A secretary of the Nall Woolgrowers Association urges consumers to eat mutton instead of pork and beef to ease the high cost of meals. He cites fat wethers selling around four cents per pound live weight and estimates dressed mutton could reach consumers at about half the price of beef. He argues mutton is nutritious, easily digested, and that sheep show no human diseases. citing 19,000,000 sheep inspected with no tuberculosis.
Chandler, guardian plans to unite Chandler's large estate with widow Atherton. A secretary reveals she is Atherton's daughter and both estates blend as Chandler proposes love over wealth. He vows a true union if the relationship proves sincere. The uncle recalls a failed earlier match and reflects on choices.
A fragmented account describes Colonel Hoosevelt planned Idaho visit via Nampa and Boise. It portrays him as a larger than life figure defending trusts and reform, arguing bad trusts cannot pardon past or future sins. The report hints at public curiosity and a forthcoming open-air address.
A dramatic account describes Cuba’s southern wall and Bartlett Deep a four mile deep submarine canyon. It notes extreme pressure and darkness fostering bizarre life forms including long toothed cannibaliform fishes and leechlike species with glow worm lanterns.
A New York group of women opens a free animal dispensary hailed as pioneers in humane care. The article traces Asoka’s ancient hospital for animals, noting it covered twenty five acres with divisions for patients and care beyond cage ownership. Also recaps Uncle Joe Cannon responding to A Mitchell Palmer with blunt Quaker and Cannonian phrasing, using strong language.
Notice states the milk route and numerous cows have been bought from Frank Millsaps and will be delivered without interruption. O A Thomas and Zell Truman signaled the handover and assured Millsaps will continue the route until the takeover is complete.
Notice from Salt Lake City announces continued wholesale pricing as they close out. August 27 to 30 sale dates at Stockgrowers Merc with excursions via Oregon Short Line Ogden and south stations. Tickets on sale August 27 to 20 inclusive limited to September 1. North of Ogden sales August 26 to 28 inclusive limited to September 5. See agents for rates and particulars.
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