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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
4
Unclear OCR style notice mentions subscription expiration and printing labels. It references a current month and a print stand at a New Stand. Multiple garbled phrases undermine specifics.
Fragmentary notice lists a series of dates and voter inquiries. It references elections, some voting bodies, and public guidance. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates outreach and information sessions for residents.
The piece lauds K Le Whitting of Motown and the 1860s political rhetoric celebrating independence. It cites Whitting’s governance themes a businesslike administration, and calls for national unity, education, and civic duty as the nation marks July Fourth with reflections on Revolution and the founding fathers.
The Journal warns labor unions in the east may drive political change if barred from battlefield labor actions. It recalls past shifts where unions moved into politics after strikes and boycotts faded, urging caution as the lower house and Senate weigh how to curb or empower organized labor amid national policy fights.
Agricultural expert for the FDA enlists ranchers to prepare a county exhibit showcasing Lincoln County’s finest products. Plans include dairy grain and beef displays, with demonstrations leading to a national exhibition in Pueblo and Chicago, expanding county credit for quality.
Judge Walter s decision limits watermasters to decreed rights only except when undecreed rights block decreed rights. The injunction suit from Birch Creek Blaine county prompted the ruling. Plaintiffs were represented by H A Bowen with Birch Creek witnesses Frank Worthing H K Pierce and James Dyer. Deputy Sheriff H C Buckrun attended from Blackfoot. Senator Bowen led the plaintiffs in Hailey.
A 320 dollar reward is posted for the return of two work horses from Rupert Idaho. A bay horse, age six, weight 1150 pounds, brand on, left stifle scar, fore top cut, tail bobbed. A gray horse, six years old, weight 1150 pounds, brand unknown, fore top cut, tail bobbed. Contact Louis Bort, Rupert Idaho.
Notices announce reduced rate tickets on sale for Independence Day events in Oregon Short Line territory and Idaho locations Boise Fingree and associated land openings. July dates cover July 1st to 12th with sale limits and agent details. The United Artisans picnic is postponed per Fy Grosse, general committee.
A notice seeks a ranch tenant for a Carey area property five to six miles southeast of Dietrich. It offers seventy acres plowed and fenced, four acres in crops, a fine house, big barn, western and other improvements, and a total 160 acres tillable. The ad notes the land as excellent for the county and mentions a trial change for the right man.
Mrs Perline and her husband clash over a forty dob plan for tut Small and fet. After a tense exchange they reach a whimsical compromise that leaves Mrs Perkins victorious and Mr Perkins subdued. The settlement includes a hat, a small wait, a new bath mat, and a quirky household arrangement.
Lincoln County offers payment of registered county warrants up to numbers 652 for the Current Expense fund at the County Treasurer office. The notice provides details on payable warrants and references historical notes on Phoenician trade and merchant marine origins.
William L Kellerman of Shoshone Idaho assignee to Benoit H Bernand gives notice of intent to make final proof for entry No 730 under the 1899 act Ua rey Avt. He claims residence reclamation and cultivation of the N half NE quarter Sec 8 Twp 5 N Range 17 EBM with O A date set for July 1910. Witnesses include W E Biles G H Gaches Irwin T Mhaer and A W Godfrey of Shoshone Idaho.
Two men debate a tugboat and schooner maneuver before the Push. A pun laden exchange follows as a life preserver arcs and a figure on deck gestures dramatically, ending with a tense, oceanic moment aboard.
A woman asks where her husband is as her brother-in-law visits after fifteen years. The brother explains he took the husband out to dinner and that the husband is still seeing the town, noting the town has grown about five percent in fifteen years.
A brief column muses on modern limits to singing old songs and notes that past tunes often grew from reason and feeling, suggesting restraint and restraint in contemporary performance. The piece reflects on cultural memory and the evolving meaning of songs.
A child named Mamma jokes that if she were cross-eyed her smile would fool two men at once, a playful family moment captured in a light exchange.
A brief humorous line compares a seed catalogue to a political platform, suggesting both offer choices and promises, inviting readers to weigh options as if selecting seeds for growth. The tone hints at the practicality behind public promises and the value of careful selection.
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