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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
3
A fragmented humor piece riffs on philosophy and human folly with quips about grit haste love money and judgment. It features puns about bread fudge and flying machines and notes on insanity familiarity contempt and social judgment in a dated newspaper tone.
A fragmentary essay laments aging and praises public servants in Washington. It contrasts old age with a stable routine, jokes about substitutes and umbrellas, and suggests practical living over seeking youth’s secrets. The piece ties to public figures and a cheeky tone about daily labor.
A fragmentary collage notes quirky daily vignettes and misadventures. A Chicago woman elopes with a streetcar conductor, jokes about liver health and wild apple bios, mud turtles on a lawn, and a cat named Rags. Also a humorous aside on balding remedies and a wry quip about rain and a grave.
The article recounts a clash between two girls at a school event where peers teased a red dress wearer. The retort centers on playful insults about a cowgirl appearance linking to a joke about a sheep and secretary liking a sheep, reflecting a lighthearted but sharp exchange among students.
Molly protests Pat s proposal saying his intended wife is dead and months overdue. Pat remains confident that she will accept, while Lon voices doubt about the arrangement. dialogue reveals tension over marriage expectations and propriety.
Final proof filed by Berit W Ryland of Milner for parcel described as the southeast quarter of section two, township and range, under the Carey Act approved March 2. Notice of intention to prove title and settle costs before officials at Twin Falls, Idaho, with named observers and signatories including Alexander Schott, Senator Brooke, Munk F Miller, and W Keraxo.
Notice announces intent to file under the Carey Act of March 2, 1908 in Idaho. It lists land described as section 5, township not fully legible, range 19, and names claimant and witnesses including William Williams and others. The document sets August 1 as the filing date and references Twin Falls Idaho.
Public notice announces sale of bonds by School District No. thirty of Lincoln County Idaho with bids due two o'clock p m on Saturday August 1. Details include bond description, interest, redemption terms, and reserve right to reject bids. Names of officials and witnesses listed, with approval and publication dates noted as March 2 and August 17.
A fragmented three party public statement outlines the Carey act procedure with dates and locations in Milner and Twin Falls Idaho. It lists witnesses Mary Steady Charlotte Templeton T W Potter and Samuel T Owen, and mentions publication final prior and legal scrutiny under the act.
A fragmentary report notes a Carey Act land grant proceeding involving Miner Marie Sebo and others, with references to the Land above and a witness list including Maury Watts and State O'Hora of Milner Italy. The text references Trip Salle Idaho and a date by the end of a cycle, but details are incomplete.
An alias summons is issued in the Probes Court at the Gertiary of Taw iin, State of Iitehe, for Joahp May and Oliver Neely and others to appear by the specified date. The action concerns a referenced matter in the case leading to further proceedings and potential penalties. The notice lists involved parties, dates, and filing details.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Albert Dalley and Abers Tadley outlines required claims, filing deadlines, and administration actions in Limeyin county. The document lists officials, heirs, and involved parties, detailing proof of claims, publication dates, and court oversight.
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