Journal Information and Subscription Agents Listed
Journal information printed on the label notes subscription timing and authorized agents for receipt in several towns including Gooding Hagerman and Albertan. It lists Mercantile Co and others and mentions a cutoff date the tenth of the month with shipments after the first of the following month.
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Shichorn Idaho
Eac Journal
Amet
Ieee Hagerman Fd
Mercantile Cu
Alberte
World Beating Americans in Boxing Championship Race
A fragment argues that boxing champions have been white Americans with Battling Nelson defeating Joe Gans to claim lightweight title, noting no recent colored champions since Jon Walcutt, Peter Jackson, and George Dixon. It claims Americans dominate top contenders with no Irish or English winners, then belittles the overall quality of play.
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Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
Jon Walcutt
Peter Jackson
George Dixon
Essentials for Republican State Convention Platform
The Journal urges the convention to affirm convention nomination for senator toward popular election, enact a direct primary law, resist a weak forest policy, advance national forestry plans, and pursue railroad completion with fairer rates for Idaho. The platform will include many other important items.
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Senton
National Forestry Department
Reconstructed Ideals and a Confederate Democrat at War Office
The piece argues Pie Roosevelt's revolutionary politics with Luke E. Weight, a Confederate veteran turned Democrat, as secretary of war under a Republican president. It asserts the war is over, sectarian lines fade, merit governs, and old regional hats are erased in a new era of national progress.
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Pie Roosevel
Luke E. Weight
Wright
Roosevelt
Old South
Old North
Mason and Dixon
Bryan of Today Reflects on Bryan’s Evolving Role
The Journal revisits William Jennings Bryan after a long rise to national figure. It notes his changed stance since past defeats, acknowledging courage and public service while questioning his radical roots. It compares Bryan with Taft on the Roosevelt platform and comments on political dynamics shaping support.
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Democracy
Regan
Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Ronnevelt
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Polk
Minouri
Byure
White House
Honest man with a torch risks harm to industry in 19th century view
The piece argues that while a president should be honest and capable, an earnest leader who guesses wrong could cause major damage, comparing this risk to Cleveland and warning against Bryan. It previews a future Journal article on Lincoln county growth as water brings new fortune to the area.
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Cleveland
Congress
Bryan
Linvoly County
Twin Faile
Dubois Wing Wins Out At Denver Democratic Convention
The Dubois wing gains formal control of Idaho democracy as the national gathering avoids judging who is right and refrains from recognizing anti Mormonism, viewing the temporary local wing as now officially in charge amid an ongoing power struggle.
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Daboie
Denver
Tda
Idaho
Aly
National Convention
The Bank Wage Tale of Rosyblush and the Cashier
In a town the pretty schoolmarm visits the local bank monthly to cash her wage. The curiously frugal cashier Miss Rosyblush laments a depleted supply of new bills and quips that the money is just as good, though old, as she jokes about lacking funds.
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Roayblush
Improvement in Bread and Lions Hunters in Africa
The article contrasts modern bread quality with bread from 50 to 60 years ago, crediting milling advances such as wheat cleaning conditioning and better grinding methods. It notes lions are plentiful in Portuguese East Africa with rewards offered for each lion head and pelts kept. A prison inmate complains about striped uniforms as a proper kick for new convicts.
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East Africa
New Invention Shirt Without Buttons Sparked by Women
A witty exchange from Rehobeth Sunday Herald notes thanks and folly as a shirtmaker supposedly invents a buttonless shirt. The optimist and pessimist debate stock shrinkage while the joke pivots on a woman’s influence.
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Rehobeth Sunday Herald
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Shoshone
Lincoln County
Charles J. Lisle
Edwland T. Nardeh
Journal Informiation
the Bryan OF
Today
Bryants
Caine
Tinka
Jack Frost
First National Bank
F. R. Goopixa
F. W. Goontxe
W. Hall. Horne
F. R. Gooding
Pred W. Gooding
George B. Novinger
Thos. H. Gooding Homan OM
Herlbert
Edward A. Walters
Shoshone Opera House
Della Pringle
Sterling
C. K. van Auker
Olive Wilkins
Gisby
Faust
Wernicke
Underwood
Underwood Typewriter Company
Sixth Street
the Shoshone Light & Water 60
M. E. Burkhill
S. Naka
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