Local Brevities From Shoshone Area News
Senator Borden backs coal and lumber policy. Hiram Anderson of Kimoma seeks care at Pill hospital. Mrs. Matt McFall on sick list. Ben Parker from Falls City relocates to Painter ranch near Gooding. A dozen cattle shipments moved along Wood River branch. John M. Bradley edits Poultry Journal, now sorted at Star. Weather brings heavy frost. many locals affected. Miss Keith Hirnr and Miss Father Baty hosted at local hotels. Bank and store updates with new bakery planned beside Mestuhin store. Construction progresses on station waiting room at Shoshone. Fred W. Goeling improves several properties on Fin Siar Street. Municipal water bonds proposed at 17,000. Probate case: final distribution of Sirney Tt Cook estate, Blaine and Lincoln counties. County commissioners Tapper and Helss met. Goeding away from home. Various civic notices and local happenings fill the fragment.
Fall of yood and weather aid Christmas plans
A mistyped report notes favorable conditions for a white Christmas with Walter White among Diet tehs farmers and businessmen on Wednesday. It mentions rheumatism relief for Jon Keefer, schooling for children in Blehfield, and men muliny while discussing local church activities and a cattle shipment of 36 head from Shoshone to the Ghivazo market.
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Walter White
Diet
Ewen Gia Han
Blehfield
Netis
Heietietisen
Paule
Linonin
Christmas Holiday Excursions Selling Tickets for Sale Rates
Christmas holiday excursion notices announce ticket sales for various dates including December 18 1902 1914 and January 4 with rates and particulars provided by agents. Beckett Bros promote breeding hogs from J L Beckett Shoshone Idaho with Farm Bureau and medical professionals in Idaho listed as contacts.
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Oregon
Children’s Coughs and Colds Warned as Serious
A fragile notice describes remedies for children's coughs and colds, urging care with early symptoms. It promotes pine tar honey syrup and an herb mixture as strengthening aids, claiming prevention of worsening colds and a guaranteed result.
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Wren
Arcanes
Bell
Proceedings of the county commissioners meeting reads aloud
The board convened with members Wood Tapper and others, reviewing tax assessments and expenses. It lists expenditures for election costs, clerks, and county services, including treasurer and attorney bills, with salaries and disbursements for various offices and suppliers. The document records the January 1918 board session and names chairman W. Y. Tapper and clerk Nua Andersen.
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Tiny Pee
Parsuann
Wood
Pidiex
Comevesioners
Harry W
Vinik
Wink
Chis Pindiyaen
Lee Erent Shah
Kib
Lal Weeden
Exon Ine AB
Mae
Chet
Barnard
Carmen Ieper
Neppites
Etevetietiy Waren
Mis
Mis, Oh Wpl Vierenbursty Pop Dott Hal Phimps
Witty Jae
Wirteutiva
Owig
J. Brepman
Burlel
EL Ow Gowler
Puditer
J. W
Beelly Cook
Expense
Janabers
Silas
Jerome Mleb. Co
W. T. Patterson
Py. Hall
Annet
Justice Police
CC. Sith
Johnson
Jees Lorton
H. M. Moore
London
Coal County
V. N. Hower
Great Shoshone &Twin Fat Power Co
Wight
Sinehone Hardware Co
H. Mc Moore Co
C.F Zellers
Supp
Tak Srevess Ubcll
W.Y. Taprer
Clarks
Nua Ba
Ordinance defining saloons and regulating operation
The ordinance defines saloons and regulates running and conduct, banning riotous behavior, screens, lunch service, and minors or women on premises. It sets opening hours, penalties, and an emergency clause, enacted by Shoshone village trustees. It targets owners and keepers, forbids serving intoxicated persons, and outlines enforcement and exceptions.
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Village of
Shoshone
New Tax Sparks Realty Transfers In Auditor Office
Real estate filings flood the Auditor's office this morning as a new tax and associated transactions stir debate. Names like Walid, Sasknes Bank, Atlas Noble trustees appear in transfers totaling 12 955 dollars. The article questions tax impact on land sales and urges reader caution amid evolving policy.
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Transaation
Walid
Sasknes Bank
Atlas Noble
Trustes
Esaler
Tax Penalties Prompt Prompted Office to Reassign
A damaged clipping discusses tax collection enforcement with proposed penalties and a potential leadership change. Elise Nils Mydais is noted as a figure in the management shift, and the text hints at a transition before a deadline.
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Elise Nils Mydais
Unclear text fragment from 1915 journal page
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Orton Shore Link Berens fecal points and various dates and prices. Mentions tickets style and ceremonies. asks journal to print items and rites. likely nonsensical or corrupted copy. No coherent event or names to confirm.
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Amit
Funnery
Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Borden le
Heneliy
Hiram Anderson
Kimoma
the Pill Hospital
Matt McFall
Vick
Ben Parker
Falls City
Painter
Gooding
John M. Bradley
Star
Empe Ag
Shoehene
Keith Hirnr
Hotel Hospital
Haynes Tn
Father Baty
Brien
Ctah
Mb Smith
Mee
Gliese White
Henne Fone
Nayar
Moore
Mra
Stockdale Te Pew
Ew Bakery
Stetee
Shaskone Station
Fred W. Goeling
Avili
Manuel
Davis
J Miz Jackson
Ducks Martin
Fix Miller
Hoste
Nesom
Pir
Syrney
Cook
Blaine County
Lincoln County
Tapper and
Helss
Utfer
TH. Goeding
Hward
Seston
Goles
Rob Beedl
Ned
Tondeurs
Dle Ltd
Boek
Uae
Anabel
Silesia
Rowe
Bop Mitwlag
Wien
Meg
Lewis
Jon Keefer
Ebnehets
Ube
Edward H. Mileo
Chestermaster
Spijune
Chis
Pittenger
Beckett Bros
J. Lb. Beckett
the Board OF County Commissioners
Johnstone Lind
Jerome
Idaho
Ny Skioon
Perann
Aef
Keeter
Aij Suite
Persur
Dilier Thersotteeres
Sihd
Vie
Stuelvdie
Rhein
Ford
Agente Agryani
Alger Therwnis
Waltman
Uniederenor, Jr
Stadt
Allatta
McHan Bros
Manard
Sloan
Stoan
THE
Special Patterns Pictorial Review the “Empire
Patten
Tle
Roe
Setensive Noeo
Revie
Stockgrowers Mercantile Company
Morse
Poland
Denver
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Kansas City
Memphis
Chicago St. Paul
Minneapolis
Union Pacific Seon
Cer Ee Ee
le Peep
Postal Life Insurance
Ee Tene
Petia Bed
New
Postal Life Insurance Company
Gury Me Phe Basa Suet
Joe Stocksdale
McMahon Building
Walnut Street
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