McMahon’s store and town notes highlight new buildings
Shoshone area items report new tenants in the McMahon building, updated services from Dr. J L Babcock and Dr. Zoller, and local commerce moves. Fred Gooding hones national woolgrower work, Kansas flour at a premium affects bread yields, and plans for Dietrich and North Shoshone settlers point to spring business and a Dorsey music store boom.
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Kansas
McMahon
Goodsling
Graham
Rt. McMahon
Bays City
Ravan
G. D. Campbell
J. L. Babcock
Walnut Street
Fred W. Gooding
National Wellkoners' Association
Chicago
New York
Boston
Washington
National Capital
Gooding
A. E. Carnegie
Ancel
Carey
Dietrich
Shoshone
North Shoshone
Clifford J. Dorsey
Dorsey Orchestra
Mr. Dorsey
Train Schedule Notice for Idaho Southern Railway
Effective February 17 1900 the Idaho Southern R Co announces daily schedule details with arrival and departure times from various towns including Goenling Wendell Appleton Jerome and 40 206 Appleton ach. D C MacWatters serves as views president and general manager with Fr C Bush as general passenger agent.
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Idaho Southern R
BR. CO
Chedule
Goenling
Ius Bennett
Wendell
Appleton
Mne
Jerome Lye
D.C Macwatters
Fr. C Bush
Freezing Torrent Transforms Waterway Into Ice
In extreme cold a river overnight becomes a solid mass of ice. The author describes the sudden freezing of a rushing stream, leaving all possessions frozen including a saddle of mutton. The travelers survive on melted ice tea and biscuits, enduring hunger and silence after the dramatic transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Claude White
Wight
Stenhs
Why People Live Long Dr von Linhelm Study
German scientist Dr von Linhelm reports findings from a study of 700 elderly individuals aged 80 and above. Longevity correlates with healthy lineage and behavior, including regularity, punctuality, temperance, and delaying retirement from work.
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von Linhelm
Ife
When You're Gency It Beats The Deuce
Extract from the Los Angeles Herald reflecting on public mourning and the contrast between a living person’s struggles and posthumous praise. The piece argues crowds eulogize the dead while the living, plodding, receive little recognition until death makes them a spectacle.
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Los Angeles Herald
Unscientific Drink Rules and Rail Tie Details
The text rail informs on drink mixing and alcohol strength with sherry and whisky guidance, then shifts to railroad cross ties spending from last year. It notes 50 million dollars spent, average tie price about six cents, 43 percent oak and 49 percent yellow pine, plus timber treatment extending life.
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United States
Meeting of Lincoln County School Trustees in Shoshone
Lincoln county trustees meet in Shoshone on Saturday February 19 1910. County Superintendent Leah M Burnside issues notice. County Warrants 1909 current expense up to 373 payable on presentation at the county treasurer’s office. Dated February 4 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Shoshone
Lincoln
C. W.wernicke
Notice to settle livery and feed business debts
The undersigned disposed of their livery and feed business and all outstanding accounts must be paid before March 1910. If not paid, suit will be instituted for collection. Published February 4 18 Warrens and Bergan.
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Warrens & Bor AN
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Lamb & Co
Mark G. Harris
Stockgrowers Meru. GD
Leavesworth
Morse
John J. Lee
Parma
Rie
Jane Helman
Gooding-Helman
Mother
C. Haynes
Haynes
Col. Linke
Richfield
Twin Falls
Lou Blondin
Wm. Smith
Bow Bells
North Dakota
J. B. Lunds
Furcht
Consolidated Gooding
McMahon's Coats
E. T. Harber
Barber
Zoller
Will Porkes
Iso
Bild
Roing East
Mary Jane
Mamma
Leah M. Burnside
Burnside
IO the
Starrh
T. M. Starrh
Shioshone
Idaho
C. W. Wernicke
Joe Vernon
Baugh
THE
Shoshone Light & Water CO
Stockmen’s
S. Naka
Sec
Jerome
Idaho Southern Railroad
North Side
L. W. Howard & Company Real Estate Brokers
Milner
A. L. Pettigrew
Newhouse
Bld
Salt Lake City
Utah
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