Campaigns and meetings shape near in Shoshone Idaho
The Shoshone Journal outlines a broad civic mobilization with editorials urging unity, warning of anti American influences, and detailing county farm bureau efforts. It highlights political climate, labor strife, and a call to action for citizens to engage in public life and health initiatives.
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Fate of the Oregon Question and Polk's Senate Policy
The article analyzes the 1846 Oregon question and President Polk’s handling of foreign policy via Senate consultation. It contrasts Washington’s practice of seeking Senate advice with Polk’s approach, arguing prompt treaty ratification depended on broader Senate support and executive restraint. It notes the war-avoidance stakes and potential outcomes if the Senate or President had acted differently.
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Senate
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Enate
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London
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Oregon
Hell
Hescgun
Demouriia
Volk
Wilgon
Sally Jethoo
le Pene
Tie Semua
Herries
Guemany
Finitik
Tarclan
Eable
Rapier Fon
Borch
Johnson
Reed
LaPollete
High School Notes and Holiday Observances
The article describes holiday activities at Shoshone High School including Christmas observances, gift distributions by Santa Claus, and faculty travels. It notes exams scheduled for January and reports on student performances, visitors, and the school’s two morning groups reflecting eagerness versus anxiety as exams approach.
Encompass Their Own Destruction Protests Hit Transport
A fragmented October report describes worker and public action against saloons and traffic controls, detailing protests and rhetoric demanding regulation. The piece notes threats of strikes by railroad workers if demands are unmet, signaling escalating tensions in the industrial region.
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Wally Hurtig
Eolinovic
Trewr
Nantes
Panall
Rates and Rising Costs Hit Rail Freight in 1920s
An Ae investigation shows railroad freight charges for the year ending Inat Tune reached about 63 dollars per ton on a total freight bill near 68 billion dollars. The rise implies roughly 800 million dollars in additional annual costs, a figure tied to widespread rate increases across commodities.
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Phoenix
Asia
Republican. Ae
Increase in railroad wage allowed by government noted
The piece discusses a small rise in railroad employee wages and notes freight rates often do not按 pass along evenly to consumers. It also covers census secrecy, lists enumerator appointments in Lincoln County, and mentions Benest returning to Gooding to resume piano tuning work.
Census Enumerators in Lincon County Appointed
The fourteenth Pecennial Census assigns eighteen enumerators, male and female, to canvass Lincon County. They must personally visit each dwelling, carry printed schedules, and present government commissions on request. Enumerators may enter homes and insist on answers when information is needed, with few penalties for refusal.
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Congress
Rabbit drive announced in Dietrich neighborhood
A rabbit drive is planned today in the Dietrich neighborhood. The line will run between the Young and Goodill properties. Last Sunday a similar drive drew a small crowd and netted 200 rabbits.
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Dietrich
Don’t You Forget Hear About Chamberlain’s Tablets
A fragment praising Chamberlain’s Tablets for improving appetite and digestion. It claims the tablets move the bowels strengthen the stomach and aid natural bodily functions without pepsin or other digestive ferment. The wording emphasizes health benefits and natural action.
Protests Seizure of Ancient New York Deed Book
A deed book over 200 years old in New York City, covering 1687 to 1694 and listing titles to much of the financial district, was seized by city authorities from J. E. Spannuth a Pottsville second hand dealer who says he bought it from an antiquarian and will contest the seizure.
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New York City
J. E. Spinnuth
Pottsville
Financial District
Spannuth
Persian Cookery Among Well-To-Do In Persia
The article notes Persian cookery among the wealthy as extravagant due to lavish hospitality and servants fed from the master's leftovers. It describes tiny poultry like chickens and quails being served hot on the spit to each guest.
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Persia
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