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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
4
A garbled OCR item discusses wartime policy and patriotism. It references the Baker secretary and a confidential pamphlet, noting efforts to influence public opinion without publicity, and mentions martyrs, campaigns against enemies, and suppression of dissent. It connotes tension between government secrecy and public notices.
A muddled note reflects a call to endure the path of moral discipline from Milite teachings. It argues endurance and restraint will forge lasting peace for all, urging broad support beyond a single faction.
A torn item reports on a controversial order regarding conscientious objectors in the army. It cites officers Maj or and Major GC Tayestx and accuses officials of leniency toward those opposing fighting, noting hardships for soldiers and alleged German sympathies and traitor tactics.
The sachers predcand Iron Leavenworth receive honorable discharges and home transportation but likely will not form a society in memory of their war services. Secretary Ha ker Whety will not designate an arm stripe for them to wear. If their record could be treated, they would probably be happier.
The conference is criticized for behavior in its proceedings and proposes measures on the map of boats in future warfare. It warns that an unlawful weapon used in war could invite similar acts and questions the world’s reaction if Germany or another nation uses it, implying global instability.
The article warns against sensational agitation by Henry Before Gemlrminge and others seeking to influence Idaho state policy on the Albion Normal School. It outlines the Miller family deed granting state use of grounds, the potential forfeiture if misused, and calls for public restraint to protect the institution and its credit.
The Gary Motor Truck Company expands distribution to the Northwest with a Portland office at 71 Broadway and representation in Seattle and Spokane. It details a central system, annual 6 percent sales interest, and a full Gary line aimed at dealers, buyers, and garages, inviting inquiries to Portland showrooms and warehousing for inspection.
Mrs Arthur Steens of Columbus testifies to Laxcarin’s benefits for her husband, a railroad conductor, alleging it stopped stomach trouble, gas and heartburn, improved appetite and nerves, and helped him sleep better after months of distress. A sales notice follows.
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