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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1909

Page

4

Journal Information and Authorized Newsstand Sales

Printed on the label, dates refer to the first of the following month for current month service. Authorized agents receive and receipt for subscriptions and deliveries at various locations including Shoshone Idaho Hagerman Richfield Milner and Glen Co with general merchandise and candies listed.

Todd Shoshone Idaho Am Postenaster Danler Netume Gotuctionery Hagerman Td Ita Mercantile Ny Richfield Milner I Sebel M Pat & Glens Co Heyoary Ieopete

Idaho Iron Could Spark Local Steel Industry

Idaho could gain an iron and steel industry if a state land board lease to G W Thompson proves iron ore in paying quantities. The writer argues a low price invites exploration, notes Idaho’s coal deposits in Fremont and Blaine counties, and imagines iron ships and rails made locally, benefiting state development.

Idaho G. W. Thompson State Land Board Mr. Thompson Fremont County Blaine County Mrm

Why Locate Agricultural College in South Idaho

The text argues for placing Idaho’s agricultural college in Southern Idaho to advance arid farming and irrigation research. It stresses vast arid lands needing water, the superiority of southern climate for testing both dry and irrigated methods, and the need for scientific cultivation to match irrigation yields, urging rapid establishment near Moscow to avoid duplicating Washington State’s Pullman cotton program.

Idaho Mthern State Agricultural College Irverste Geary State of Agricultural College State of Washington Pullman Moscow Idaho Agricultural College

Prohibition Debate Ignores County License Powers

Oneida County debates a ten year old provision allowing commissioners to refuse liquor licenses without petition. Most saloons closed as oil licenses expired and were not renewed, while others near expiration face action. Liquor interests may test the commissioners’ sweeping prohibitory authority, but officials retain discretionary powers, with annulment the only potential remedy. The compromise bill’s intent and legislative expectation are questioned as commissioners push strong local control.

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Local option bill hinges on commissioners not direct vote

The discussion centers on saloon licensing in wholesale lots and charges that the bill shifts the decision from a direct local vote to the discretion of commissioners. If Idaho keeps a local option law, the outcome depends on which commissioners are chosen to enforce or oppose prohibition.

Idaho

Two Good Fertilizers in Political Feud

The newspaper blasts Representative Willett for vilifying the president in a recent speech, calling him a scandal monger and blackguard. It contrasts Rainey’s rival charge on the Panama Canal graft, dismisses both as false or insane, and defends Roosevelt and Taft’s legacy against their critics.

Congress Representative Willett Willetts Representative Rainey Billingsgate Panama Canal Roosevelt Taft Rainey Raineys

New Power County Proposed From Five Idaho Counties

A legislative bill seeks to form Power County from parts of Oneida Bannock Blaine Bingham and Cassia with American Walls as county seat. Aimed at Snake River settlers forced to travel by rail through three counties and another state to Malad or over mountains. The measure should pass without a dissenting vote.

Power Oneida Bannock Blaine Bingham Cassia American Walls Snake River Malad

Mozart Leads Marseilles Opera After D Sharp Mix Up

The article describes Mozart incognito at a Marseilles performance where a miscopied score played a D natural instead of D sharp, provoking fury and a demand for the offender’s punishment. Mozart then directed the remainder from the orchestra pit, restoring the correct note and drawing strong applause. He later hosted a reception at a hotel.

Mozart Marseilles Marvellins Villaveta Tapirs Moxart Fides Teldinph Ty Fly

The Thirteen Chicks and a Peculiar Poultry Tale

A missive from a correspondent describes poultry misfortune as two hens hatch seventeen chicks each. Both hens reportedly killed thirteen of their seventeen chicks the same day by pecking in unison, prompting questions about whether such a coincidence has occurred before. Purent aunt Stream. Her One Ambition. A job-seeking woman at a large shop asks the manager if she can earn six or seven dollars weekly to cover laundry, hinting at desires for higher pay and savings.

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Long Love In Man Dialect Phrase Amid Forest Tale

Puth Ander records a fragmentary note on a dialect line where the word love is given as chemiendamoughka magogney and a forest maiden speaks to a copper colored brave. The text hints at a lengthy verb conjugation for ty Jove that would take many years to recite.

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Food for the Seine an Whistler student days in Paris

An account of Whistler during his early Paris days at Gleyre and the Louvre. He lived on wardrobe proceeds and even pawned a coat for an iced drink. A jewel by Ernest Delannoy, Veronese Marriage Feast, was tossed into the Seine after a bidding frenzy, drawing police and boats to the scene and becoming a startling Parisian flair story.

Whistler Paris Gleyre Delgroche Bohemia Murger Poynter Louvre Ernest Delannoy Veronese St Can Seine Sergents de Ville Pall Mall Gamotte

Diminishing Pleasure in Baby Shoe Purchases

A verse on buying baby shoes and the small joys that fade as a child grows. The narrator notes the cost, the boy’s steps, and the pull between love and expense, reflecting on fatherhood and the drift from playful rites to practicalities.

The Big Game of Life in Give and Take

Fragmentary verse contrasts effort and luck in life’s race. It notes that rewards are scarce and many face temptations, with the symbol Nothing Doing appearing as a warning. The stanza hints at struggle, hustle, and tangled ends needing untangling.

Taking the Sting Out of Work

A humorous column notes Alfred G. Vanderbilt can enjoy work only with a staff to manage chores and transport. It contrasts a millionaire’s indulgent life with the burden of labor and jokes about wives, mothers, and optimism.

Alfred G. Vanderbilt England Vanderbilt

Dentists and Lawyers in Shoshone Directory

Directory listing shows general dentistry and laboratory work above Dr. Baugh’s Drug Store in Shoshone. It also lists JAS R. Bothwell as a lawyer in general law practice at Shoshone Ipano, Paul S. Haddock practicing in all courts with collections, Sidscoxe Ipano, Grant A. Caproni as an engineer for surveying in Levellin 1 Sirus Bhemes, and domestic sanitation and water supply. Residence work listed at Shomone Sr. Puone22 Twin Focus, loa.

Sidscoxe Ipano Grant A. Caproni Metustrial Shomone Sr Twin Focus Loa

PERT PARAGRAPHS AND PLEASANT PROVERBS

A fragmentary column on advice and hypocrisy notes that good intentions are often unfounded and warns against selfish acts. It mocks self praise and warns about small but risky temptations in a light satirical tone. The piece ends with a mangled line about a genealogical tree.

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