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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
4
A garbled OCR style weather outlook appears to blend names, dates, and places with literary fragments. The piece evokes uncertainty around a National event and hints at autumn timing, with fragmented references to persons and locations but no clear, cohesive forecast or outcome.
An unreliable OCR passage mentions various people and places in a garbled account. It references Winnie Leneee, Petaneen Tile, and a long list of scattered terms, with confusion about dates, locations, and actions. The piece reads like a disjointed diary or notes from a public forum.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a county comparison with mentions of Minin and Gentine counties, a table on Monday evening, and references to a market hip and vermin counts. Details are unclear due to readable fragments and language corruption.
In a nuanced portrait, the piece weighs J P Morgan’s influence on industrial America, noting his intimate knowledge of capital, the risk of centralized power, and the public’s fear of mighty finance. It contrasts Morgan’s strength and polish with warnings about overreach and the dangers of concentrated wealth.
Disjointed text reports a major industrial dispute with mention of coal, wages, and strikes affecting the press. It references New York workers, the National Association of Newspaper Printers, and potential coal costs, signaling widespread disruption and concerns over supply and labor actions.
Howard A Cut and Gnersin Zuteit wed at Fort Fhvetene with vows late afternoon. Lene Rewly teeth of Seidler joined in ceremony earlier the same day. Judge 1 Jones presided over both civil nuptials.
A historic ad style note describes a remedy named for soothing irritated throats and stopping hacking coughs. It highlights a pleasant taste and recommends use by the user and others seeking relief from throat discomfort.
The forestry department at MCCOW announces 3,000,000 trees and 160 species tested in Idaho since the program began four years ago. Black locust, Norway maple, box elder, white ash, and willow cuttings are offered to residents at nominal prices with guidance on elevation and rainfall. About 39,000 trees remain for distribution to Idaho residents, with orders needing payment. Also reports on eels imitating salmon and ingenious Turkish time-telling methods are included.
Mercury based remedies are warned against as dangerous. The article cautions readers to avoid such ointments unless prescribed by reputable physicians and notes potential harm to senses and the nervous system. It mentions products and manufacturers in a general cautionary context and urges scrutiny of claims.
Rupert Reowd reports a man attacked by a bear during a forest outing. The assailant narrowly escaped serious injury after the animal mauled him. a severed artery and blood loss nearly proved fatal before he reached safety. The victim’s condition remains cautious but improving.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as best for skin diseases and for burns and bruises, claiming fast and permanent healing. It cites Deye of Gladwin Michigan as a success story after twelve years of ailment and $400 in medical costs. The salve is priced at 35 cents and recommended by physicians.
The annual meeting of school trustees and patrons in Shoshone attracted good attendance across three sessions at the Mah school auditorium Star theatre and the lodge. Principal lecturer O J Kern of Stockford led discussions on retaining professionals rural teachers Alma Bales spoke on domestic science and J A Hughes on children’s clubs. Rev Roots urged home church and school cooperation and B H Bocock and E B Bowler spoke on buildings, grounds and trustee duties. Intermissions featured piano selections and readings by local students.
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