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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes announce a meeting of Johnson and Hagdiche and related lodge and Masonic sections. It references officers, dates, locations, and dues though text is garbled and partially unreadable.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions walling aiming and names like Pekan and Morvifient. Readable facts are scarce. no clear event, date, or entities present. The fragment reads as disjointed phrases with possible place and person tokens but lacks coherent structure or reportable details.
The Morse Store advertises exclusive sale of Wonder Talking Machines and Kreiter Grade records with half price cuts and undestructible records. Mentions reduced prices on talking machines and needles, plus farm produce like spuds and other vegetables and a Halloween note.
The Utah Power and Light Company advances a major 134 mile transmission line from Onion to Lake, using copper wire to carry over 17 060 volts. Completion nears with an estimated $1,600,000 cost. the project aims to electrify the Denver and Rio Grande route from Grand Junction to Ogden, leveraging a mix of new towers and existing ring lines.
A long disputed case in Twin Falls concerns state law on recording fees for water contracts. The Idaho Supreme Court reversed lower rulings, holding the county could seek about 916000 from West and surety for overcharged recording fees. The decision evaluates statutory limits and contract charges amid county transactions and prior policy changes.
Fragmentary note indicates the Journal prepares to issue notices for court work and prompts for prompt execution. The text mentions lawyers and orders related to journal office actions, with unclear references to locations or dates.
A review praising earnest drama over frivolous entertainment. It lauds True to life stories with real human struggles, noting the play’s central character reflects village life with heartfelt authenticity amid glitz and fashion.
Fer Safe a fing canoer tops a survey by men and earns a notable champ tag in the beer four roam event, with Print winning the next round.
Notice for publication of final proof by Gladys OM Franklin of Shoshone Idaho as a settler under the Carey Act approved March 21. The agent Truman represents the State Land Board. Evidence to prove residence cultivation and continuance of the claim by November 1913 in Kane County and adjacent witnesses listed.
Rupert J. Matherman of Dietrich Idaho seeks final proof to establish his land claim under the Carey Act approved March 3 1899. He states residence reclamation and cultivation on lands in section 20 township 6 north range 19 E will be proven before A Truman at Dietrich Idaho on November 16 191% with witnesses Chas Chayman Gregory Dooley K Houston all of Dietrich Idaho and Matryman.
Final proof notice for Daniel D Mekett assignee of York Denton on Carey Act land in Idaho. Proof to be made before O A Truman State Land Board at Dietrich Idaho on November 4, 1913. Witnesses listed include J E Houston Martin Suhr and N D Bard with location Dietrich Idaho.
In the district court of Idaho Fourth Judicial District Lincoln County Bena Winchester Reynolda plaintiff sues for 6058 dollars loaned October 26 1900 to September 9 1913 defendant Heynolds must answer within 20 days if within district or 40 days elsewhere dated October 19 1913 clerk Harry W Anderson and attorney James R Rothwell residence Shoshone Idaho First published October 17 1913 last published November 21 1913
A brief notice describes a printing class offering quick accurate services. It highlights lawyers briefs and the Journal’s access to modern machinery to produce short notion style printing efficiently.
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