Honorable Moses Alexandr Puts New Prison Rules In Force
The Shoshone Journal reports Sing Sing warden Thomas Mott Osbhorne implements an honor system run largely by inmates. Prisoners at Commstock New York cultivate a 1100 acre farm with unarmed guards, few escapes, and rewards. The piece notes harsh conditions elsewhere and praises the new convict management, while Maples O. Keown is named a trusted ally of Governor Moses Alexandr as managing editor of Capital News and private secretary.
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Capital News
The Lot of the Store Clerk
A discussion of holiday retail work conditions. It notes low wages in big stores and the push to train sales staff. It argues better education and efficiency can raise earnings for clerks and reduce costs for merchants and the public. It laments reliance on poorly trained help and urges study to improve performance and wages.
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Trent
Ome Bright
Defeated Democrats Face Accusations of Coaching
The Jerome Times notes Jerome estator Alexander Earl faced claims from the Journal over alleged coaching of defeated Democratic candidates. Several affidavits deny Alexander’s involvement while the piece hints at political strife following a recent county election and ongoing battles within local patriot circles.
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Jerome Times
Foe
Jeronme
Alexander
Carsobaiatiers
Alec
Freedom of Press and Pulpit Clash in Public Debate
A damaged Outlook magazine piece on freedom of press and pulpit sparked debate. A clergyman who once worked as a newspaper reporter laments suppressed articles and argues robust criticism serves the public, noting editors and ministers alike face scrutiny, yet collegial respect follows controversy.
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Outlook Magazine
Stors
Mia
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Mies
Outlook writer praised for press freedom echoed by church
The newspaper endorses the Outlook writer's call for greater freedom of the press and hopes church congregations grant pastors a similar liberty to speak and act without undue restraint.
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Outlook
The Life of the Congressman Observed in Washington
A reflective piece on how Congress consumes reps with life in the capital. It notes high costs of living, hotel lodging, social routines, and the drift toward minor committees and routine tasks. It argues major questions stay unresolved due to size and inefficiency.
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Congress
Fort Monroe
Sabine River
Post Office Department
Washington
National Board of Trade
Farmer Matt McFall Praises Record Barley and Hog Feed
Matt McFall of Gooding area farms a large tract ten miles east of town. His barley yields stand at ST bushels per acre with 305 bushels expected this year. he aims to raise at least 7000 bushels on 100 acres. He feeds 300 hogs a ration of four pounds alfalfa to five pounds barley, ground and mixed, with hogs gaining two to three pounds daily.
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Matt McWall
Gooding
Maho
Disremind of a Cold Warns for Immediate Attention
A garbled warning urges stopping cold complications with urgent care for sneezing and coughing. It claims a Dr Kinw New Discovery analyzes colds and promotes buying a bottle. The text appeals to self duty and immediate action, citing a drug product.
Mealth Talks by Dr Daniela Germs and Health Defense
Dr Daniela outlines belief that germs are not disease origin. health depends on strong defenses, diet, exercise, and fresh air. He warns modern eating habits and lack of activity weaken resistance, allowing illness as waste products accumulate and toxins harm the body.
Fixers Return to Work in National Capitol
National commentary reviews post election mood in Washington. Veterans of the campaigns return to power, debates swirl over military readiness, rural credits, and diplomacy as Ambassador Gerard manages Allied civilians in Germany and Britain. Roosevelt sparks contention over Wilsons Mexico policy amid partisan pushback.
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State Department
Ambassador Gerard
Germany
Gerard
Prisnore
Great Britain
England
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Bryan
Owykee Hotel a Proud Idaho Home and Café Center
The Owyhee Hotel offers a welcoming Idaho venue with an excellent café. Rates start at $1.00 per day without bath and rise to $2.00 per day with bath. An inviting headquarters for travelers and locals alike.
For Sale or Trade Carey Act Land Near Dietrich Ida
For sale or trade notice offering 120 acres of fine deeded Carey act land near Diettich Ida with over 2000 paid on water right. Asking 500 dollars or trade for unincumbered city property live stock auto or anything. Investigate if you want something for nothing. Address Bust ed care Shoshone Journal Jan. 7.
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Diet
Tich
Ida
Care
Notice to creditors in Idaho estate of James Kingston
Administratrix Christa Kingston of James Wesley Kingston deceased calls all creditors and claimants to file their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Process to exhibit claims is at Dietrich Lincoln County Idaho. Dated December 4, 1914.
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James Wesley Kingston
Dietrich
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