The Journal and the Idaho Money Controversy
A garbled report discusses a public money dispute involving the Journal and the state of Idaho. It notes alleged misdirection of funds, a bill for charity from the state, and questions about receipts and approval by authorities. Details are unclear but focus on a sale and potential improper handling of money.
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Tie Minte Bend
Pabbiehay
Idaho
Fone
Etite
Elena
Bern Bisliverst
Tom Thevenin Murder in Fractured Message Untangled
Fragmented OCR text mentions Tom Thevenin and Theo Bas Thevenin of Rhowhene. It hints at an accidental weather-related event and a possible linked family context. Details are unclear, but the style resembles a local crime or obituary brief with uncertain names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieme
Peperta
Theo
Bas Thevenin
Rhowhene
Darter
Femara
Fragmented OCR note on uniforms and pay for service members
A garbled item outlines uniforms issued by a name resembling Chetr wears fre and mentions ninety days pay and balance due. It references Panilly Nelmiere and Frans Ines, with scattered phrases about wearers, pay, and a possible Army or military context, but the text is largely unreadable and unclear.
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Chetr
Panilly
German Professors Call for Early Peace Talks Amid Election
German university members urge immediate peace conference under the Pene conf oneration and push for a swift settlement before March 4. They warn the U S Congress dominance by Republicans could derail Wilsonian aims and favor a harsh peace, hoping for a resolution that avoids a lengthy, contentious process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unter
America
Germany
Tonat
The President's European Peace Mission Draws Debate
A fragmented ode to the president's Europe trip spurs partisan column debates and mixed sentiment from Democratic and Republican voices. The discourse weighs duty, precedent, and potential risks, with commentators predicting impact on U.S. policy and public opinion.
A Calendar for the New Year Gift Sample Offer
A calendar pad sale by The Journal offers mounted and decorated calendars for the holiday season. Calendar pads are priced at 50 cents each with mounting materials and the finest box stationery in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
R. M. Hollingshead Company
For Sale De collapaible baby buggy mood as new
For sale a collapsible baby buggy described as new. Also notices of discharged soldiers, travel plans, a charity testimonial, and sales recruitment ads from Idaho and Seattle era papers.
Non-Partisan League convention mirrors old political tricks
A unsigned piece criticizes the non-partisan league for secretive executive sessions and hidden bulletins. It argues that public access to proceedings benefits readers and compares the St Paul convention to political reform. The piece warns against returning to old party methods and highlights media scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Star Chamber
St Paul
Philadelphia Boanes
Mt Zion Church Notice Daily Services and Week Activities
December schedule for Mt Zion church includes Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. led by F Borden and Dietrich McMchuret with midweek service resuming Thursday evening December 19. A warm invitation extends to the public and travelers to Sunday worship and city stations.
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Hunday
Ser
Munday
Borden
Servier
Hermon ‘Ur
Punter
Dietrich McMchuret
Troop Transport From Camp Merritt To Parade In New York
A letter from Joseph Sprenger describes troops from Camp Merritt marching to New York in a parade for the president’s departure to France. The unit left camp early morning, joined the parade, and returned to camp the following day in the afternoon.
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Joseph Sprenger
Wr ‘S
Camp Merritt
New York
Ev &T
Aloinak
Kepford seeks Carey Act final proof in Idaho land claim
J B Kepford of Dietrich Idaho announces intent to file final proof to establish ownership of SE NE and SE of section 9 township 6 range 19 EB M under the Carey Act. He will prove residence reclamation and cultivation before Thomas Fay on December 1 1918 in Shoshone Idaho with witnesses Louis Nelson Archie Crothers Mrs J W Kingston and Joseph Culbertson.
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J. B. Kepford
Dietrich
Idaho
State of
South East
North East
Township
Ebm
Thomas Fay
State Land Board
Shoshone
Louis Nelson
Archie Crothers
J. W. Kingston
Joseph Culbertson
The
Helen Schneeberger
Francis Schneeberger
Edmund Schneeberger
State of Idaho
Cecelia Schneeberger-Royer
Urbin Schaesberger
Fourth Judicial District
Lincoln County
Helen
Jacob Schneeberger
District Court of
Lincoln
W. G. Binsell
Rewidence
Gooding
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Exhter
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Tom Thevenin
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Stathon
White House
Wikatile
Weedrow Wiens
Ny Tan
Congress
Lebey i
Thad Oliver
Jetfervon Barracks
Oldatoma
Martha Tarmer
Dawnon
Seathre
Fred
Camp Lewis
Lowe Sineid
Caldwell Hareland Afule Company
Renn, Nev
Mike McNarurdt
Fuchfehi
Waa
Michwlwaite
Baston Star
Do. Faker
Tony Teslager
the Zeller
Delno McMahon
Fred Turner
Camp Lew
Detno
Pan O'Loughlin
Rupert N
Newt
Chamberlain
Benjamin Hooper
Auburn
N. Y
Kane Mpg
Smith
Seattle
Wash
Maly Street
Dietetem
Tishin
Prospect
Conoco
W. L. Walker
Continental IL. Company
Colorado
GEM State Lumber CO
Kepford
Cecelia Schreeberger-loyer and
Urbin Schneeberger
Peaintitts
J. W. Lundin
Mildred Barger
Rocking H
Rocking H Live Stock Co., Inc
Fairfield, Idaho
First National Bank
McFall
W. G. Ricketts
Estray
M. 4. Byrnes
Cottonwoods
M. J. Byrnea
Cotton Woods
Lincoln Court Ty
United States
Clarence Wheeler
Bheritt
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