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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
8
Mrs W J Barger and Miss Mildred visit from Glenn in town. Jessie Gwin attends State Teachers Institute at Rome. John Adsmi dies after weeks of illness. Dentists, doctors and local residents plan Christmas and New Year activities while some fall ill and recover.
A balmy spring day in New York draws a mourner in a crepe dress and sheer stockings as she navigates a muddy crossing. An onlooker mistakes the ankle dress for footwear, whispering about stockings and propriety while the scene sparks gossip and bemusement.
A French journal urges improved training for sailors following a voyage of the Jecreguiberry from Tou tom to Brest. It argues for more cruising in all weathers and longer service periods to better prepare crew for sea conditions and duties aboard ships like the battleship Rigcoy.
Notice states at 11 a m January 11 1907 in Lincoln Idaho before Wy Van lorns proof will be submitted for completion of works to divert 4 5 cubic feet per sec from Riley Creek under a State of Idaho permit. Permit holder William M Johnson Hagerman Lincoln Idaho. Permit number 1067. Completion date January 34 1907. Water for irrigation and domestic use. Lands available 40 acres on an un surveyed island in Snake River likely in Section 1 Township 83 Range 18 East BM. Jas Startzxson Im State Engineer.
Pacis announces a 3 p m hearing on January 24 1907 in Lincoln Idaho to prove completion of diversions for Smalley Spring water 16 cubic feet per second allowed by permit 1084 issued by the State Engineer. The project by William E Smalley seeks irrigation and domestic use with 8 acres described as SW of section 8 town 9s range 15e B M Kanaka County Idaho.
A garbled tale cites two capitalists from Aberdeen and Inverary arguing over dialect. Carnegie relays the Aberdeen man overstating Inverary speech while the Inverary man answers with a quip about fish and technique, illustrating regional pride and linguistic bravado in a humorous anecdote.
A Cleveland pastor allegedly devised a covert plan to raise funds from his congregation without interest. He aims to attract followers by promising moral benefit and salvation through the scheme, focusing on secrecy and broad popularity.
Notice in hereby givens will pply to the Layeat towers of Lincoln County Idaho at their regular meeting in January 1907 for permission to appoint a deputy.
Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Lincoln county Idaho at their regular meeting in January 1907 for permission to appoint a deputy Harry W. Anderson Clerk of the District Court elect.
Professor Albert H Smyth of Philadelphia touted Benjamin Franklin and the two hundredth anniversary of his birth. He joked that Franklin was practical and recounted a Philadelphia boy behind a grocer’s counter who, when a customer asked for Java coffee, filled a bin with Bourbon Mocha, arguing the price differed though the bin did not.
A Watertown Ohio writer claims his daughter was cured of epilepsy by Dr Kings NewsLife Pills. He states she has not had an attack in over two years and praises the tonic as life giving. The ad notes the pills are 25 cents at W A Baugh’s and mentions other merchants.
Charles H. Hudson, a sharp lawyer and Shakespeare devotee, berates a judge for rulings in a Cumbria case. The judge warns him for contempt before Hudson retorts he will bet five dollars the papers will publish his contempt and the court's errors in weeks.
W L Raw of Bells Tennessee describes nasal troubles from rhinitis healing after applying Jenner Arnica Salve. He claims relief from swelling and soreness around the nose after use. A German-made salve is advertised as the best in existence at local shops.
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