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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
4
The printed label shows the subscription date and renewal rules. All items are the first of the month if received before the tenth, otherwise the first of the following month. News Stand and 8 B Todd, Shoshone Idaho, sell the journal.
The text argues that despite calls to downplay individual feats, humanity relies on strong leaders who direct collective effort. It notes Columbus Washington and Lincoln as enduring symbols, with patriotism and personal sacrifice sustaining their fame and influence in American memory.
The article notes the rise of a trade center shaping progress, where food and clothing supply dominate and commerce guides development. It asserts the almighty doctrine centers all activities, with travel routes following the path of least resistance.
The article argues that civilization advances through commerce and exploration. It traces Phoenician sea power, Columbus, and American expansion, calling for Pacific dominance via Panama, transcontinental rails to Puget Sound, and interconnected lines. Idaho and Idahoan routes, Oregon Short Line, and new Boise line spur a Pacific trade hub.
Two youths Elmo Beauchamp and James Holland were captured with stolen goods after breaking into Rupert stores and hiding proceeds under a railroad warehouse. John Akiva aided the capture. some soft steel pieces remain missing. The pair escaped last Monday via window bars as detectives guarded routes toward Milner and the desert. Deputy Sheriff Zug and Sheriff Wheeler led the pursuit with guards at rail stations.
A fragmented piece shows a man chasing a route to Kimballtown by rail while puzzling over signs and maps. He grows frustrated, sobs, and mutters about the train to Kimballtown as others bound him with chains. The scene shifts to stray humor and local notices including lawyers and professionals in Boise.
A goddess offers fame to a young explorer, proposing roles in vaudeville writing, advertising, and marriages, but he balks. He vows to craft crabapple jelly as his new project, recalling his wife's jelly factory past and a note on the pure food law.
A fragmentary notice notes civic talk on women’s suffrage, contrasting banners from Vox Femini with quieter local reactions. The garbled OCR mentions votes, voices, and a muted response in contrast to broader suffrage movements.
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