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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1909

Page

2

Gooding News 4H Visitors and Town Reports

Gooding records show numerous visitors from Jerome and nearby towns on business and social calls. Local business activity at Lincoln Inn, town hall and the new pool hall, plus plans for dances, improvements, and irrigation projects, reflect steady town growth.

Laneel Jerome D. P. Higgs Haddock Wiiter Jowee Ts Gonding J. T. Deal A Graham Mayhew Torsday Potatello Lown Mali Porcatelio Liccum Inn Monang

Hagerman Valley Booming Real Estate Growth

Hagerman Valley shows rapid land value increases with three Shoshone buyers praising the valley where estimates reach a thousand acres valued from 170 to 500 dollars per acre. Notable sales include Crist’s 170 acre flat ranch and dramatic price jumps from past years, plus town lots rising in value and investors claiming Idaho irrigation makes land worth much.

Hagerman Valley Shoshone Crist Blasedale Place Hagerman Charles B

Lincoln County Idaho to issue bonds totaling 28000 dollars

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners intends to issue negotiate and sell bonds totaling 28000 dollars dated July 1 1909 with semiannual interest. Denominations vary among 1000 500 100 and 1900 3500 and 100. Principal due 1919 to 1928 at county treasurer or a New York bank. Bids at or below 6 percent interest invited with 5 percent certified check due by April 14 1909.

Board of ‘Commission_ers Lincoln County State of Idaho Linuly County New York Board of Commissioners Paul, R. Karteke Haney W. Anderson

City to ban hardew in municipal use for engines

An item notes Milwaukee plans to curb use of machinery in city services, reserving iron for fire engines only. It argues that automobiles are far ahead in cost, maintenance, and utility, making other devices less practical for municipal purposes.

Governor Gooding A.D. Millgan Wendell Clyde Braue Poesivlin Lincoln FC Pierce Shoshone I A. Andrews M Staples Wendil Patton Crem Kinball Tincole Tan O Huffaker Alawoan Colo W. B. Aah Hesse D. TL. Turner Joe Frode Frew Kinney MW Trail Dereme Linrelo Ou Vietor Miwaukee

District Court Notes and Local Movements in Twin Falls

J. J. Beckett returned from Boise early in the week. Geo. W. Conyers is visiting from Hagerman valley today. John Koets remains busy with surveying operations. Frank T. Disney has taken the resident agency for a leading New York Insurance Company. Mr. and Mrs. E. Pfau of Odell, IL, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Coles. Mr. Pfau will view real estate possibilities.

W. R. Haddork Janson Townalte Commpany Po SA. Dekel Matetle Arived Lincoln Inn W. H. Brock Rupert Hooke P. Lemay Jerome Edward J. Behrneder F. L. Williame Heybers Gooding Jan Clark Afias Lem le Munion Jineman Prager H. R. Lehrenthal W .E. Bridges C. J. Jamison Ty Gooding Idaho Southern D. Fayette Carey John A. Amith Minnesot District Court Twin Falls J. J. Beckett Boise Geo. W. Conyers Hagerman Valley John Koets Frank T. Disney New York E. 3. Pfau Odell, UL H. M. Coles Pfau

The Future of Cooking Across Generations

A reflection on cooking as a chemical process with fixed laws guiding future generations. It contrasts modern methods with grandmothers' luck and simple pinches of salt, hoping outcomes remain as good as in the past.

Yield of an Oregon Walnut Tree in Albany

A 14 year old French Mayelte walnut tree on L. E. Blain’s yard in Albany shows high profit from walnut culture in western Oregon. Despite poor soil and no scientific care, the tree produced $25 in value this year, indicating potential earnings from an acre of edible trees if properly trimmed and planted in better soil.

L. E. Blain

Origin of the Black Hand Traced to La Mano Nera Roots

The piece notes a historical basis for the term black hand tied to Spain’s La Mano Nera, a secret society that opposed government and church. It says the idea faded then resurfaced when a Herald reporter speculated about Latin immigrant crime in America, sparking further press interest.

Spain Italy Herald America

That's Different in Our Garden Advice War

A proverb from a reader notes the lazy man who avoids tending his own garden yet presumes to instruct his wife on how to do it, highlighting irony in domestic advice and gender roles.

Hinself

The Last Resource Dialogue Misfire

The ex claimed the girl was perfectly beautiful while a seasoned matron warns against praising a woman with no flaws. She advises that when no feature can be criticized one should rely on stating she would be charming but lacking true style.

Be True to Your Own Ideals Quote

A fragment quotes F. W. Robertson declaring a preference for the harsh, honest crag over comfortable but false shared beliefs. The line emphasizes personal integrity over conformity even when others embrace a different truth. It reflects a call to authenticity and individual conscience.

F. W. Robertson

Love Thinketh No Evil Excerpt from London Welldoer

The quotation urges abandoning the belief in human corruption and testing brotherhood through generous, sincere love. It champions the sacred ideal that love thinks no evil and calls readers to exemplify charitable conduct.

London Welldoer

Women Vote Rights Rise in Siam Law Change

Siam has passed a law granting women the vote in certain cases. Siamese women attribute the move to Buddhist teaching, noting Buddhism preaches gender equality and equal education for boys and girls.

Siam

Cotton Consumption Falls in 1908 U.S. Mills

The Census Bureau reports that cotton consumption by southern mills for the year ending August 31, 1908 totaled 2,256,613 bales, down 154,380 bales from 1906-07. Northern mills show a larger drop of 225,118 bales, a 9.9 percent decline.

Census Bureau United States South

Time's Changes at Arcade Amateur Show

The Atchison Globe recalls a bygone era when children trembled on stage. Three young girls sang bravely to a crowd that feared an encore as the audience yielded to its own nerves and laughter.

t—Atchison Kan Globe

Two keys to success and failure in ventures

Colville notes in Nautilus that success rests on two causes of both success and failure working together. Mental stamina and outward industry fail without equilibrium. Confidence, grit, and energy complete the mix for achievement in any undertaking.

W. J. Colville

Deaths of Presidents and Their Causes Across History

A compact list summarizes the reported causes of death for U.S. presidents from Washington to Benjamin Harrison. Diseases range from acute laryngitis and cholera to paralysis, cancer, and heart conditions, with several biographers noting old age or assassinations as contributing factors.

Washington Adams Madison Monroe Jefferson John Quincy Adams Jackson van Buren William Henry Harrison Tyler Polk Taylor Fillmore Pierce Buchanan Lincoln Garfield McKinley Johnson Grant Hayes Arthur Ben-jamin Harrison

Manganese Steel Relied For Heavy Street Railway Work

Manganese steel is now generally recognized as the only suitable material for street railway track work with heavy traffic. Engineers note that this material cannot be cut by ordinary tools such as chisels saws or files due to its extreme hardness.

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