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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1903

Page

5

Sheep Industry Thrives as Idaho Ranks Third in Nation

Idaho ranks third in sheep interest per the U S department of agriculture yearbook with 4 541 815 head valued at 11 612 513 and wool output of 18 125 000 pounds shrinking 66 percent. Ben A Brewster visits Boise. Jolin Usstings of Denver interested in Salmon river mining property. Mrs Mary E Lower travels to Hagerman then Washington. Gem State Land and Transportation Company Ltd files Articles of Incorporation with principal office in Shoshone. Directors include Gay UC Barnum J E Lane H P Hunter Claude C Ferguson Kirkland I Perky. Capital stock set at 150 000.

Department of Agriculture Idaho Gem State Land and Transportation Company, Limited

Burglary Captor Tiles Man Who Fell On Burglar

New York man of 322 pounds tripped over a burglar in a recent incident in Hia and fell on him, capturing the marauder with ease and taking him to the hospital. Mississippi charters reveal 5,700 companies chartered in sixteen months, totaling $90,000,000 in capital, yet the state is not seen as progressive.

New York Mississippi Eiztteen

Worth Obtains Highest Average in State Board Exams

Dr. Jennie Nicholson Browne of Baltimore topped 105 candidates, mostly men, with the highest average on the Maryland state board examination for medicine.

Worth Jennie Nicholson Browne Baltimore Maryland State Board

Sunspots Foretold Trouble For Earth, Says Abbé Moreux

French savant Abbé Moreux warns that the appearance of large sunspots signals trouble for the Earth, cautioning observers that such solar activity may presage adverse climatic or astronomical effects.

Abbé Moreux

Record Swim Plan From Nice To Monte Carlo

A swimming teacher in Nice trains to swim to Monte Carlo. He already endures freezing water for over an hour at a time.

Nice Monte Carlo

Hospitals for Consumptives Nearby Charge Daily Rates

Hospitals for consumptives near Berlin charge 70 to 80 cents daily. Many sites are preempted by companies insuring consumptives. Also noted are textile fabric studies in North Carolina and Mississippi with state schools for textile education. A rare sightless salamander was cast from an artesian well in Texas.

Berlin North Carolina Mississippi Texas

Notice to Creditors for J H Pankey Estate

All persons having a claim on the estate of J H Pankey must present them within four weeks at the office of C W Wernicke Administrator at Shoshone Lincoln county Idaho. 1903 06 26.

J. H. Pankey C. W. Wernicke Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho

Milner Idaho horses stolen May 14 1903

Snorty From Allen Mathi eon at Milner Idaho describes two horses: a light iron grey about 1200 pounds branded B on right shoulder circle O on left stifle, and a grey about 1150 pounds branded C on neck right side and left shoulder. Reward $150 for arrest of the thieves and return of horses. Aves and Marutsoy Milner Idaho.

Snorty Allen & Mathieon Milner Idaho Aves & Marutsoy Ida

Portrait of Rembrandt Doubt Sparks Paris Suspicion

In Paris suspicion runs high over a supposed Rembrandt self portrait at the Louvre. London Punch notes the fea ture is groundless, and asserts Morgan was duped by famous Paris forgers while praising the genuine self portrait.

Morgan Paris Rembrandt Louvre

Lords Own Saloons: Hundreds of Public Houses Held by Peers

The article notes that 200 to 400 public houses are owned by members of the House of Lords in England. Lord Derby owns seventy two licensed houses, the Duke of Bedford about fifty, and the Duke of Devonshire, a cabinet member, owns forty seven.

England House of Lords Lord Derby Duke of Bedford Duke of Devonshire

Famous Chateau dif Sold in Marseille Harbor

The historic keep of the Chateau dif in Marseille harbor, auctioned with the island last autumn, has finally sold. France initially blocked the sale amid a gaming syndicate bid to turn the isle into a Monte Carlo. The buyer is a French liner captain who paid 5 0508.

Chateau Dif Marseilles Monte Carlo Frecch

The Barmaids of London resistance to abolition

In London more than 7 800 barmaids exist and efforts to abolish them face ground level resistance. Critics warn the move would push more women into crowded labor market departments already stretched thin.

London

Lithographic Stone Found in Thessaly

Greek experts report large deposits of lithographic stone opened in Thessaly. The stone is described as far superior in quality to the best lithographic stone known in Europe.

Thessaly Europe

Polander On Nubbin Ridge Sweats Up Flour Packed in Coughing Fit

A Polander on Nubbin Ridge, two years after swallowing a grain of wheat, was swept by a coughing attack last week. He expelled a 59 pound sack of flour and 100 pounds of bran, in a curious case the Hartford Day Spring says demonstrates that truth is mighty and will prevail.

Nubbin Ridge Hartford

Dizziness From Quick Eye Adjustments Up High

The cause of dizziness or vertigo when looking from a tall tower is the eye rapidly adjusting to different horizons, creating a sensation of imbalance.

Pork Linked to Cancer Says English Doctors

A number of English physicians now believe pork consumption contributes to cancer. They cite higher cancer rates among the poor where pork is a staple, noting the disease is unusually rare among Jews.

Vehicles of Aluminium in Paris Chronicle

Aluminium broughams and other vehicles, including a steel clad victoria, appear in Paris. They are lighter than wood and metal hybrids, with more elegant openness and improved safety on breakdowns.

Paris

Hours of Dining Changed Since Medieval England

Five centuries ago the English ate four meals daily at 7, 10, 4 and 6 o clock. The dinner hour in England and France has gradually moved from 10 am to nearly 10 pm.

England France

Makeup of a Hen's Egg

On average a hens egg is two and a quarter inches long and one and three quarter inches wide at its broadest point and weighs two ounces.

Lions Free and In Captivity In a Gambier Bolton piece

Gambier Bolton argues wild lions show shorter manes due to carrying power and jungle growths. Separately, Russia peers at a vast reserve force with about 1,000,000 potential conscripts yearly, but only 270,009 join active service, others enter long retirement in reserve.

Gambier Bolton Ruvaia

All Aid Russia's Greatness

In the matter of equipment the Russian army is up to date in every particular. It has a special balloon department cyclist corps even dogs are pressed into the service of the great white czar.

Russia

Judge Potter reprimands juror for eating peanuts in court

The Kansas City Star quotes Judge Potter of Joplin declaring no man can eat peanuts and attend to anything else during court. The Atchison Globe notes a mistaken belief about insanity tied to a dress maker's early delivery, as a stock purchase cited in a case from Atchison.

Miccouri Potter Joplin Kansas City Star Atchison

Severe Russian Winter Claims Hundreds Of Lives

A hard Russian winter last season devastated villages as sleighs delivered frozen casualties and many residents perished while Prussia saw little snow by contrast.

Russia Prussia

Stolen Bay Work Team From Shoshone Idaho

A dark bay mare with colt's foot on left stifle and a light bay horse with stirrup on left stifle, formed a team. Reward of $10 offered for return to E. M. Cuemenms in Shoshone, Idaho.

E. M. Cuemenms Shoshone Ida

The Worth of an Automobile

An English editor for World's Work estimates that owning an automobile multiplies a man’s possessions and social reach by over six if he previously kept a horse, and by even more if he did not.

Anti Typhoid Serum Proves Valuable In Paris

The serum reduced typhoid mortality from 19.8 percent in 1478 cases across fifteen hospitals where it was not used to 3.7 percent in 186 cases where it was used, underscoring its life saving value in Paris.

Paris

Superstition in Berlin Skips Number 13 Homes

Berliners avoid housing with the number 13, leaving 126 corner houses on one street unnumbered or marked only by the numbers from the opposite street, reflecting a widespread superstition.

Berlin

Rats Swarm in London Strands Infestation Spurs Fear

In London near the Strand extensive building work has driven a rat infestation through certain streets. Residents report women and children afraid to venture out at night due to the rodents.

London Strand

Conversion to Mohammedanism By Barsoon Urges Missionary Work

George S. Barsoon formerly of Cairo Egypt converted from Mohammedanism to Christin city now in the United States and urges increased missionary activity among Mohammedans.

George S. Barsoon Cairo Egypt Christin City United States

Cost of Modern Warfare and Indirect War Costs

The text notes the immense indirect cost of modern warfare by citing the Spanish American War, which spent about one million dollars daily for a year though active hostilities lasted only three months. It emphasizes how long term financial burdens mount beyond battlefield duration.

Patent Adverse Claims Filing Notice in Journal

The notice directs owners or agents to file adverse claims within ten consecutive weeks in the Ako Journal. It specifies publication timing and location in Lanes com Bae of Kato as the newspaper of record for the patent proceeding.

Perseei Katt Dolman Isi Hiab Eneh Caer Ako Journal Oath Tome Bae Kato Menrent Anil Dla An. Register

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ben A. Brewster Boise Jolin Usstings Denver Salmon River Mary E. Lower Hagerman Washington E. W. Kleinman M. D Firet National Bank SAHO Oregon Intermountain Route Spots West Ve Ag Wood River Halley, Kaho H. Delman Manningistrict Linseth Sons Baeinning Pectionem Senate Fitzgerald Kentucky North Rail Street Shoshone, Idaho Henry Lee Prep South Rail Butler, Proprietor The Meat Market William C. Custer Jos. Keefer N. New Hotel K. N. Perry Attorney Atlaw A. Walters Atlaw Frank T. Disney Phoeni Life Insurance E. W. Horton
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