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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1911

Page

7

Dietrich tract notes and community updates in Dietrich

Miss Fay Kelly of Shoshone visits family while local residents attend Farmers Union meetings. Ranchers and merchants discuss spring plans, irrigation, new bank prospects, road improvements, and home prosperity. Community leaders urge supporting home businesses and emphasize roads, schools, and churches as drivers of town growth.

Fay Kelly Shoshone Burday PH. Kelly F. JT. Hayman,Jr Sam Bate, Jr Farmers Union Gilbert J. White Lincoln County National Bank of Dietrich

Averill Notes Hint Rapid Growth and Local Happenings

Misses Mary Weiss and Sadie Matson are enjoying exams and social times. Louis Nelson visited Averill school. Frank Moore was in the area Friday. The Averill neighborhood grows rapidly and may have a town this year. Mrs M B Moore moved into a new home. J P Weiss's infant son ill. Eighth graders take exams hoping to pass. Jolly Spinisters enjoyed sleigh rides, now skating. Harry Nelson visited county seat. Mrs A E Carnegie shows no improvement after illness.

Frank Moore Averill Fred Wheeler J. P. Weise Averill Selvolors Averill School J.P. Weiss Harry Nelson A. E. Carnegie

Rev E Helman Preaches as Choir Debuts at School Heise

Reverend E Helman of Shoshone preached at the schoolhouse Sunday to a full house. A newly organized choir provided special music and aims to offer sacred music regularly. Sunday School time was moved from 3:30 to 2:30 to aid distant attendees, with preaching at the usual 2:30 hour.

E. Helman

Water supply touted for Idaho settlers season ahead

John A. McPherson of the Idaho irrigation company announces ample water for 400,000 irrigated acres at Redfield and Dietrich. He notes successful experimental farms with premium produce, a large reservoir with 204,000 bure feet capacity, and strong farmer confidence as more land comes under cultivation. He cites rising settlement and improved cultivation methods fueling optimism.

John A. McPherson Idaho [Frigation Company Redfield Dietrich McPherson

Bashful Teacher Arrested for Cruel School Punishment

A BaVaria school teacher was arrested after tying two pupils, ages fourteen and twelve, together during class as punishment for whispering. The students fainted from embarrassment and their parents pressed cruelty charges while the cane remains untried. Authorities say no action will be taken against the teacher.

Tows Bavaria

Foley Kidney Pills Redress Backache and Rheumatism

Syracuse woman Mrs J K Milles testifies that after using Foley Kidney Pills she woke with no backache and slept better. She reports relief from kidney spondylitis and rheumatic pains after taking multiple bottles. Tom M Stareh notes similar results for disordered kidneys and sleepless nights.

J. K. Milles Syracuse N. Y Foley Thomas M. Stare

Lewiston Normal Hosts Australian Education Expert

Dr. Smyth, president of Imas M. Sturch Teachers Training College in Melbourne, Australia, toured Lewiston Normal School. He and Bishop Wai Ft observed training methods, praised President Black and staff, and valued open access for visitors, noting Lewiston rests on solid, healthy growth.

Wied Foley Finey Amler Casey Lewisted Smyth Imas M. Sturch Teachers Training College of Melbourne University Melbourne Australi Wai Ft Bishop State Normal Faculty Canada Great Britain Lewiston Normal School Black Scotland Germany Edinburh Jena New Zealand Australia Lew Lewiston Normal

Editor Horace Commer Defends Short Stories in Philadelphia Talk

George Horace Commer, noted editor and author, told a Franklin Inn audience in Philadelphia that despite claims short stories are fading, he meets many aspiring writers on Chestnut Street who insist they can still craft them. He rebutted doubters by citing local enthusiasm and persistent writers.

George Horace Commer Franklin Inn Philadelphia Chestnut Street

Speedy Relief from Kidney Trouble

Mrs. Cora Thorp of Jackson Michigan reports an acute Brights disease attack with kidney and bladder inflammation. A bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy eased the ailment, reduced inflammation, removed pain, and normalized bladder action. The remedy is praised as wonderful by Ty M Starrh.

Cora ‘Thorp Jackson, Mich Foley Ty M. Starrh

New York Eyes $20 Million Plan To Develop Water Power

New York state estimates total water power at 1.5 million horsepower excluding Nisgar and St Lawrence flows. The Water Supply Commission urges a $20 million development program that could yield about $1.4 million annually. Foley Kidney Pills advertised as a remedy for backache urinary issues.

New York State Nisgars St. Lawrence New York Water Supply Commission

Snowslide Misses Shirley Home In Quigley Gulch

A snowslide in Quigley Gulch last Friday narrowly avoided George Shirley’s home by six feet. The slide struck a cellar corner, altered course, and demolished the barn and hay stack, wrecking the corral. Two horses survived. a cow is missing. Local men sent a team to check the ranch after the slide.

Quigley Gulch George Shirley Gilbert Bowrestock Fred Lewis Shirley Ranch Abouri Hailey

Daily Health Hint Unity with Health and Life

A health note quotes Wallace D Wattiey in the Nam tiles advising that mental unity with sickness or aging affects outcomes. To be healthy you must unite mentally with health and remain young by uniting with youth, and to live long you must unite with life.

Wallace D. Wattiey Nam

Foley's Honey and Tar Cited In Cough Curing Testimonial

M Stonkwell of Hannibal Missouri reports a bad cold and cough progressed to pneumonia but Foley's Honey and Tar in one bottle fully cured him. The testimonial emphasizes no opiates and promoting this reliable household medicine by Thomas H Starrh.

Boley M. Stonkwell Hannibal Foley Thomas H. Starrh

Honest Citizens versus Strangers A Shoshone Testimony

A Shoshone citizen Andy Olson from Lafayette St Shoshone Idaho claims local witnesses are more reliable than outsiders. He recounts morning backache and kidney issues improved after using Theans Kidney Pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes the remedy at 50 cents through U S dealers.

Fis Andy Olson Lafayette St Shhoshone Idaho Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean's

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