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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
2
Oregon Short Line and Idaho Southern Railroads publish schedule changes effective October 1910 with east and west bound times, station stops, and notes on California Wood River Branch. City officials urge residents to clear sidewalks, while Shoshone High School gears up for games, local civic events, marriages, clergy visits, and court notices reflect a busy week in the region.
Road District No 28 boundaries are published after a lapse in notes. Overseer Robert Balfour is appointed with $9150 set aside for repairs from district funds and taxes. In District No 20, an overseer is granted $200 for road work. Government studies muskrat trapping and fur utilization as part of winter sustenance and industry. National Magazine.
In Northwest Canada and Alaska large game remains abundant but scarce in some areas. As settlers and miners expand, moose and caribou herds shrink, mountain sheep stay relatively safer, and waste by white hunters and some natives accelerates decline. Authorities urge refuges to preserve wildlife and protect subsistence resources.
The piece describes the black bog of Kilbarron in County Kildare as remote from railways and post offices, with three dwelling styles—houses cottages and cabins—owned by farmers, government rented laborer cottages, and old regime huts. It extols the bog’s beauty despite dangers, urging modern readers to walk its paths at dusk or a minty October day to feel renewed. It also offers a tip for feverish thirst, advising half a lime over cracked ice or with charged water, and cautions against gulping liquids or ice water.
A brief comic exchange features Ruggles and Ramage discussing starting a chicken raising business. Ramage contemplates an inexpensive incubator while one character boasts about a valuable “thing” they could sell for its cost.
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