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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
4
The label prints the expiration date of your subscription and indicates the last sale date. It notes that the tenth of the month is dated then the first of the following month, and that Journal is for sale at the News Stand of K. Todd in Shoshone Idaho.
The Idaho Republican party outlines its current campaign strategy focusing on core pledges. It highlights direct primary reform, a stronger wet prohibition option law, school law amendments, and a new road law as steps toward modernization and voter support. The piece notes past missteps and emphasizes pursuing decisive, enforceable measures without relying on conventions. It also mentions ongoing Supreme Court questions and upcoming road improvements with limited early election experience.
The convention pledges to push revenue law revisions by the next Republican legislature and outlines aims to guide future lawmaking. The administration is praised for energy and progressiveness with no charges of malfeasance, while efforts to benefit forest reserves and Idaho are highlighted. The Idaho delegation receives national attention as candidates are elected by direct primary, signaling a Republican path to victory.
The English election favored the Liberals who formed a working majority with the Irish Nationalists providing balance of power. Reform moves come slowly, with the Lords likely to veto only Budget changes, and the piece argues reform should advance one step at a time while warning against repressive force.
Mining engineers report Jarbridge district in Nevada shows two crossing vein systems and a likely population of 120 by August 1 as weather clears for spring development. A L Rinearson of Boise, on a second survey for Jarbridge Mining Company, notes Bourne North Star Stevens and Rae groups as solid propositions and expects outfits and machinery to move in soon for active mining.
A report describes the Jarbidge area with extensive staking along the Jarbridge river Pine Creek and Jack Hole Creek. It details a proposed town site at Jarbidge, routes via Short Line to Minidoka then to Three Creek, costs for passengers and supplies, and the need for outfitters. It also notes snow conditions, power line surveys, and expected river and station logistics.
A compressed notice lists several titles and roles including INSTRUCTOR OF VOICE, DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR, COUNTY SURVEYOR, IRRIGATION ENGINEER, and a lawyer named PAUL S. HADDOCK. The fragment mentions practice in all courts and prompt collections, with a cut phrase SHOWHONE Ipano.
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