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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1904
Page
5
Journal special correspondence covers multiple local movements and industry notes in Kimama, Shoshone, and Twin Falls. Residents travel, repairs progress on the Twin Falls ditch, rains replenish water, and local figures relocate, with social events noted around February 17.
Charles B. Lish left his post with Mike Kitza. F R Gooding received an ear of hay last week at this station. Eugene Schumell visited Sho shone on business last Thursday. Bob Jones and Mike Kitza complained of rheumatism. Frank Whitworth and Colonel Woods visited our burg last Thursday. Robert Wallace herding sheep for B F Price while Price tends camp.
B F Price reports his father near illness in Salt Lake City while Kilpatrick Bros herd dairy stock near Picabo for wealthy and workers alike. Dyspepsia plagues the toil and the rich, but Green's August Flower promises liver stimulation and digestion aid with trial bottles offered. Thos M Starrh.
Lady Curzon, the Indian vicereine, loves dogs and owns a bloodhound pup presented by a native prince. When a guest asked the dog’s name, he was told the dog is 4 Tady Curzon because he never loses a scent, Morgan.
Experiments near Berne aim to let travelers drive motor cars through the Alps in place of post diligences. Spring trials, if successful, could cut mountain journeys by half and open routes now closed to horse traffic.
Kilpatrick Bros. owned sheep camp store missing from Owinza. It was located after a forty day search in the possession of the Greek section hands at the place.
The turbine installations operating in recent years show high economy and little repair. Compared to passenger steamers with reciprocating engines of similar size, turbines yield about a 20 percent gain per indicated horsepower.
United States readers bought 1,600,000 copies of nine newly published novels totaling about 2,000,000 pounds of paper. If each book weighs about twenty ounces, the output implies roughly 4,000 trees were used. A paper maker notes spruce yields about 500 pounds of paper per tree.
Estray animals at a farm five miles west of Shoshone listed by J D Mereny dated June 20, 1904. Black two year old steer with W on left hip and left ear crop, red and white yearling steer branded S on left hip, red yearling heifer with no visible brand, small mouse colored mare branded on left stifle.
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