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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a weekly Republican paper labeled Shoshone Journal with publisher D Crocher. It references timing and location details but is largely unreadable, offering minimal factual content to summarize beyond publication identity and a corrupted notice.
The piece rails at anti-Roosevelt sentiment and notes Newell’s irrigation water shortage theory for Snake River. It analyzes political dynamics, predicting Roosevelt victory chances and the difficulty for Democratic candidates across regions due to Eastern moneyed interests. It mentions a possible western candidate and Bryan’s influence, with implications for water and power projects.
A social evening hosted at McFall's hotel featured the ladies' Pedro club with the four lowest scorers entertaining: Mesdames Novinger Goudy Hemphill and F R Gooding, along with members and husbands. Seven tables played as guests enjoyed refreshments and prizes were awarded to Mrs T M Starrh and F T Disney for the highest scores.
An appropriation from the West Virginia legislature supports erecting a memorial to Juma ittirarey, alleged to be arranged by George Workington as a memorial of the mtoambost. The site will overlook Potomar Shepherdstown with claims tied to a temperate history and local memory.
A fragment discusses stomach ailments among the rich and poor, arguing indigestion affects all classes. It promotes Gravens August Flower as a long-time household remedy, claiming it aids digestion, liver function, and appetite with trial bottles advertised.
Chief Clerk Norman Jackson reports four sections appraised for the first tract opened under the Twin Falls canal. Demand for land remains strong with letters from across the country seeking entry and crops suited to the land. About 12,000 of 85,000 acres have been filed on, and builders say settlers can be placed on worthy acres. Dam work slows slightly due to cold weather but progress remains steady.
A historical notice stresses teaching aims for young learners. It urges teachers to impart instruction with patience, avoid fault finding, and tailor lessons to engage students. It warns against overdotten routines and recommends short, varied study periods for effective progress.
New to Londoners, The Londoner will be greatly on roped by fetevitions when the American electrion Care are running to the Metropolitan umbererous des4 apenny tube railways. The tyre wil be five centu for any Maiaree: there will be no first, second or third ass, the high speed will be over sixty pulls an hour, and the twenty second limit to stops will give him a CMeagy euication to movement. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National Bank, Shoshone, Idaho, wil be held at the banking office at 10 o'clock 4%, March 11, 1904, for the elec tion of directors and such other Maisiness as may properly come be fore the meeting, and Citas, M. Hewenins, Cashier.
The next regular examination for first second and third grade county and state certificates and life diplomas will be held in Sho shone February 25 26 and 27. Sealed bids for 400 in bonds of School District No 27 Lincoln county Idaho will be received until February 28 1904 at the office of the county superintendent Bond details include forty dollars each bearing interest not more than six percent payable annually first payment February 28 1905 remaining annually until paid The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids By order of the board of trustees School District No 27 Lincoln county Idaho Mary Exopanass Clerk Kanoka Idaho
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