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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
4
A comical dialogue features a street car conductor offering fare alternatives and a strap hanger replying with sarcasm. Brown mentions his wife’s strain after a plate incident, while Thomas Tabby brags about a cheap flat and a solo on the back fence yielding donations. Miss Antique parries with a walking feat and a dig at Mr. Kutling.
A compact compilation of local professionals and services in Shoshone Idaho including physicians and surgeons, a voice instructor, a Boise optician, a county surveyor and irrigation engineer, a hotel visiting optometrist, and a general law practice. Also lists attorneys and notaries with contact references and office notes.
Law enforcement notes emphasize public opinion as the backbone of law and justice. Officers act on cases but juries determine guilt, so community support is urged to uphold the local option law and prosecute illicit liquor dealers to the full, fostering responsible citizenship and vigilant oversight.
A jumble of quoted lines and garbled speech depicts a social scene with references to a landlady, engagement rings, and a streetcar joke. Names and places are oblique, giving a slice of dialogue with unclear actors and a digressive, puzzle-like mood.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Aire Wy-Bo stating her husband has gone Rabingt Mra and may bring back items. She hopes he will catch antee Jot and bring them home. She questions watching him and notes he takes his packerbook on trips. A farmer asks what to do while digging and an amateur gardener mentions a porous plaster for back pain.
In a playful exchange Aunt well teases Johnny about a country trip described as a nice sojourn with fruit. He recalls apples peaches and watermelons while noting the journey felt incomplete. Myrike questions the emotional burden Jerome says he bears, emphasizing feeling overwhelmed yet tender words.
A fragmentary note discusses Tennyson as he once described a friend’s pleasure in a pipe and the day’s finest smoke. It recalls a playful exchange, where the friend responds with “The first sweet pipe of the awakened days,” claiming a near reconstruction from Tennyson’s works with one vowel altered.
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