Publication line from Shoshone Idaho announces editor and rates
The notice lists Friday publication in Shoshone Idaho by E L Platz editor proprietor with contact numbers and a 32 year subscription price. It notes post office service, second class matter, advertising rates on application and that church notices society meetings obituaries poetry and event notices may be printed free or at charged rates.
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Shoshone Idaho
E. L. Platz
Shoshone Maho
Halin
Tax Reduction in Gialiy Wonks Tax Eatuction Critique
A heated discussion argues for tax exemption bonds and public ownership, warning that expanding tax exempt bonds would raise government debt and shift taxes to private property. Opponents claim such a program undermines democratic government and public utilities, hindering school funding and infrastructure projects.
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America
Putato
dMinger
Mewera Waterwicks
Nitinicipel
Miarson
Lemene
Public Ownership League
Ana Bi
Brief Glance at Old Gold Camps and Lost Echoes
Spokane Spokesman-Review recalls Helena Denver Lewiston and other early mining sites. It notes Pierce’s 1853 Cherry Creek discovery near Denver sparked Pike's Peak rush, Lewiston as a Stampede hub, and the drift of hopeful memories after the Victoria’s departure. The piece frames enduring legends of once-famed placer camps.
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Helena
Denver
James H. Pierce
Cherry Creek
Pike's Peak Country
Lewiston
Idaho
Clearwater
Victoria
Loretin
Ounalaaka
Jonnly
Benet
Mind and Body Health Influence Affects Cells
A lecture notes that thoughts shape body cells, urging readers to replace worry and fear with hope and confidence. The piece then shifts to a Chicago Daily news clipping about Dutch royal ceremony, describing queen’s procession and ministers in ceremonial attire before Parliament resumes work.
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Chicago
Lost Piper Found In Mouth by Absent Uncle Billy
Uncle Billy roams from room to room as Aunt Sally searches. He finally asks if she found his piper and reveals it was in his mouth. This humorous exchange from Youth's Companion highlights a playful domestic moment.
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Billy
Sally
Aunt Sally
Miner of Bulists Fh Lawley Lead and Wupowrnicke Crow
Fragmentary text appears to describe a miner named Lawley tied to a broader incident near Camp Lewie. Several garbled phrases mention a backstory, a crowd, and a caravan or crowd control. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear events or dates.
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Lawley
Wreeperioliot
Camp Lewie
Sailors Beliefs and Superstitions From History
Sailors hold many superstitions from horseshoes and baby cauls to warnings against naming deck parts. Whistling at sea, birds on deck, and even seagulls signal winds or storms. Earrings were worn for luck, and legends link sightings and pets to warnings of approaching trouble. London Times notes these beliefs across decades.
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Nelson
Jack
Suifurs
Sforher Carey
Mother Dearest
Hess Hinds
London Times
Buffalo Bill Executes Rebellious Mule During Sheridan Campaign
In western Kansas Buffalo Bill, serving as a scout under General Sheridan, rode a government mule due to scarce horses. The mule balked, forcing Bill to walk all night. After sunrise he shot the mule six times to end its kicking, declaring it the toughest beast he ever faced. His widow recalls his temper and decisive action in the incident.
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Port Larned
Will
Treasure islands turn out to be mineral riches
In the Pacific a rock mass long mistaken as a simple island proved to be phosphate soil and later iron ore. Bell Island in Conception Bay Newfoundland rose from a $100 sale to $2,000,000 after discovery of iron ore. Ship captains had used the rock as ballast before the assay revealed the fortune.
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Treasure Islands
Pacific Ocean
America
Asia
Conception Bay
Newfoundland
Bell Island
Not of the Usual Sort in Windsor Magazine
A woman in a country town, after many years, announces engagement to a local bachelor judged eccentric. A friend questions the match, and the bride cites his many peculiarities and singularities, noting his charm and potential.
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Gallewe
Weill
Windsor Magazine
Loudon
Piccadilly Grigin Tipperary Permis Venture
A fragmented report notes Piccadilly events with Tipperary, a permit number 9008, and linked venues in Piccadilly and Lavan. It mentions operations at a place called Meurgiiile with fear of an unspecified incident, and a surge in magical sales amid unclear locals.
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Piccadilly
Tipperary
Permis
Vogue
Lavan
Bled
Eow
Magie
Idan
Ecw
Oysters Protest Enemy Starfish Teeth Attack
A vivid, compact passage describes a starfish clinging to oyster shells with five arms and five central teeth that bite through shells to consume the oyster flesh, highlighting an insatiable appetite and predatory action.
The Humble Clothespin in Modern Era
A New Hampshire inventor notes clothespins. Despite new inventions, wooden pins remain in use. The industry requires about two million feet of lumber annually to supply United States factory needs.
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New Hampshire
Uni
Why He's Down in the Market of Prospects
A concise portrait of a professional man facing hardship as he struggles to attract patrons, illustrating the paradox of success and decline in a competitive field. The piece reflects on reputation, opportunity, and the realities of maintaining clients in challenging times.
Doctor Herbert Deane Physician and Surgeon
Special attention given women and children. Infant feeding. Office In McMahon Building. Office phone 12W Residence phone 125 Private home for maternity patients, SHOSHONE an an IDAHO.
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McMahon Building
Shoshone An
Idaho
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