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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
4
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The opening of the Weiser bridge highlights the need for a Snake River crossing near Shoshone Falls. With Twin Falls land development and rising travel, a bridge is urgent to support future traffic. Lincoln and Cassia counties should push for legislative action and funding.
The passage discusses how aged individuals may lose scent perception yet retain olfactory imagery. It argues that strong liquids evoke perfume in memory even when current perception fails, suggesting the olfactory image has an independent cognitive existence capable of revival despite sensory decline.
A quirky excerpt recounts surgeons in New York discussing slang usage and fees earned, including a claim that Foo allegedly underpaid Armour. Crump, a former Hayes era steward, narrates a White House tale of a private detective guarding Mrs Astor's diamonds during the Waldorf Astor visit in January 1880.
A damaged ad-style notice touts Electric Hitters as a universal tonic to calm nervousness, regulate kidneys and bowels, and aid digestion. It claims quick relief and guarantees satisfaction or refund. Mentioned sellers include W. H. Baugh in Rhowhone and W. V. Duel in Hagerman.
Ben Gray and Orlando Emmons were in town from Halley and another Hagerman visitor. Commissioner elect Kelly of Gooding and several Hagerman residents were in town. Editor T. E. Picotte passed through en route to Portland. Looming marriage plans of John McCrea near Scotland noted. New Methodist church enclosure and upcoming occupancy expected by year start. Methodist services scheduled at the opera house with morning and evening sermons. A new North Rail street crossing addition to village improvements. W. M. Spencer leasing space and building a yard behind The Journal office. Lost silver bracelet with initials G. L. M. reported to Journal office for reward. W. D. Vredenburg promises holiday goods in jewelry line. Baptist church to hold services with scripture topics. J. P. Larks arriving from Hailey to lead Shoshone band music program. T. M. Starrh expanding holiday stock and promotions. Father Emil Verbrugghe’s residence burgled in his absence. loss reported. Christ church Christmas tree event set for Holy Innocents Day with music and recitations. public invited.
Roset Ingrabero of Hagerman went to Hailey for a brief sojourn. The note says barber shops now close at eight each evening except Saturday. Mrs. C Cochrane of Great Falls Mont visits daughter Mrs. F Pierce and plans to stay several months.
The article notes an obscure Haitian nobility linked to records of a former strongman who crowned himself Emperor Faustine the First. It explains that counts, marquises, and dukes claimed by families such as the Duke of Marmelades and the Duke of Limooade persist, though unrecognized by the Haitian government.
A young Philadelphia public school teacher compares animal tones to four foreign student clans and notes a Kangaroo tail remark. A pupil writes that the kangaroo has tall but we must not talk about it. The piece ends with a stray balance of trade observation about favored nations.
Count Leo Tolstoy has written a treatise on Shakespeare in which he criticises the playwright’s works. The essay presents Tolstoy’s view that Shakespeare falls short in moral and artistic aspects, sparking debate among literary scholars.
The General Land Office announces that surveyed tracts in Ta 9 10 11 8 and related areas in Idaho’s Minidoka Reclamation Project are eligible for entry and irrigation under the 1902 reclamation act. Lands, charges set at 28.00 per acre with annual installments of 2.00 per acre, water delivery anticipated by 1907 with possible earlier irrigation, entries to conform to maps and plats on file.
Notice issued under the Timber Land Act dated June 3, 1878 from the United States Land Office Mailey Idaho. Public notice announces the filing location and intent to claim timber lands and courses of publication for interested parties to respond or contest within prescribed periods.
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