Fourth of July Quiet in Shoshone Ends With Festive Night
Shoshone celebrated with a fireworks display in Hailey after a special train carried 96 Shoshone visitors. A parade, literary exercises, and a Shoshone band concert followed, then a Wood River baseball game marred by umpiring controversy. The evening culminated in a grand ball at the Alturas hotel before the return train departed early Wednesday.
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Hailey
Hailey Band
Main Street
Court House Square
Wood River
Chaphe
Hurley
Shoshone
Alturas
Notice to Entry Applicants on Reclamation Projects
The Interior Department General Land Office directs all land entry applicants in irrigable areas under the 1902 reclamation act to comply with homestead residence cultivation and improvement laws. Failure to secure timely water does not excuse compliance. Official plats filed at Hailey Idaho announce two townships to be officially filed for entry on August 30, 1905, township 3N 15E and township 2N 14E B Mer.
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J. H. Forres
E. A. Hiverscock
United States Land Office
Hailey
Ida
North Range
East
B. Mer
N. J. Suanp
W. A. Hopeman
Twin Falls Defeated by Shoshone in chaotic Sunday game
The Twin Falls baseball squad lost to Shoshone on the local grounds Sunday afternoon after a second inning slide. A grand stand collapse interrupted play but caused no serious injuries beyond a few sprains and a knocked out tooth. officials condemn the stand’s shoddy construction. The article also notes local farming and road improvement efforts led by A McPherson, with irrigation instruction and a push to prepare land for taxation funds and public improvement.
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Twin Falls
A. McPherson
McPherson
Statesman
Dance Became Brilliant and the Life of Sue
The note recalls Sue, author of Mysteres De Paris, as a schoolboy dancer who became a noted writer after squandering his inheritance and turning to literature. It mentions his early failure at school and a fortune squandered within three years, with his successful work first appearing as a feuilleton in the Journal des Debats.
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Sue
Paris
Journal Des Debates
Researches of Bright Pupils Offer Humorous Bible Insight
An Irish boy cites a Bible line about pride punished by transformation into animals misquoting as he humbles himself shall be exalted. A pupil jokes Moses removed shoes to warm his feet at the burning bush. A child ranks nations with Persia last, praising their own country first.
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Moses
France
Germany
Persia
Dog Leg Is Set at General Hospital
Among patients treated at the General hospital Birmingham recently a puppy had its broken leg put into splints The dog named Bogey McGuire seven months old of 82 George street received a pink ticket entitling him to further treatment at the hospital.
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General Hospital
Birmingham
Bogey McGuire
George Street
The Choice of a Wife from Browning Letters 1846
A German professor selects a wife for practical support rather than companionship. He wants prunes stewed and Proclus read by himself, while men commonly seek home comforts and keep serious aims separate. The excerpt argues this reflects widespread gender degradation.
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Proclus
Chemistry on Railroads and Modern Railway Labs
Rail systems employ expert chemists in dedicated laboratories where minute chemical studies address questions vital to railroad economies.
Fragmentary lineage of affection and solitude
A disjointed reflection expresses happiness when alone, a steady love that exceeds the longing for company, and a sense of being unsettled in social settings as the speaker clings to simple comforts like a lamp.
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California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
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Grand Stand
Twin Falls Shoshone Haus
Swope Kiersted
Tanner Osburn
Allen Dunn
Bradford Shank
M. Morton
Warmkess
Rooney Powell
C. Morton Camp
Britt Mullins
Burnside
Shoshone, Idaho
F. R. Goonrna
F. W. Goontna
Chas, M. Hemphirs
P. RB. Gooding
Fred W. Gooding
Chas M. Hemphill
Kow Ho Gonding
Heman M. Herbert
Elwaret A Walters
A. M
Ft Tos
Sullivan
Electric Light Company
Junction City Lodge No. 16
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Koa. Warrens
Noble
C. W. Weesxtese
E. W. Horton
FE. W. Kleinman
Office Swellgrowers
Shoshon Y
Frank Whittington
Barber Seop
E. A. Walters
Frank T. Disney
Notary Public
Baugh
IDREO
J. M. Rogers
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