Journal Information and Subscription Note
The text details subscription dates and handling for the Journal Information. It mentions printing on the Intel and receipt before the tenth of each month. It lists names and places such as Alberta, Idaho, and Milner in a fragmented notation with references to cigars and goods.
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Todd
Estes Talee
No Reason to Change in Campaign Expenses Debate
The piece argues Druin and Taft pledge full public statements of campaign expenditures. It weighs Bryan vs Taft and Roosevelt era platforms, arguing both contenders are honest but cautioning about party control of Congress. Details touch on tariffs, industry, Idaho wool, and social issues in a broad opinion from Shoshone.
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Druin
Taft
Tatie
Ohio
Nore Hurnt
Roonevelt
America
Sareres
Mildie
Republican Party
Bryar
Koonevelt
Bryan
Congress
White House
Tait
Idabo
Clevelauidl
Inez
Stpar
Dale
Democratic Party
Arith Toriog
Cleveland
Fle
Irrigation debates and town reputations clash in Idaho notice
A fragmentary editorial note discusses tax policy and social tensions in Shoshone, labeling recent arrivals as problematic and praising irrigation as a future boon. An Idaho man linked to major reclamation projects cites rainfall and drainage as alternatives, while warnings about frauds and misrepresentation in Idaho’s irrigation image appear.
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Idaho
Puget Sound
Firandiers
South Idaho
Conditions on the Panama Canal at Pau aims
R Manning, a long-time Central America resident and former Canal Service official, discusses wage scales, housing, food provisions, and health facilities for workers on the Panama Canal project. He notes abundant skilled labor, generous salaries, 30 days sick leave, free housing for families, and extensive hospital and water systems, while defending the project against critics.
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R. Manning
Coata Rica
Nicaragua
Panama
Central America
Government Canal Service
Colon
Iie
Clare Fleal
Sten
Chiess
Ancon
Manning Dom
Washington
Army Department
George W. Giveth
Reguar
Mani Ng
Manning
Costa Rica
Canal Commission
Department of Labor
Sage Brush
Jerome News Highlights Local Trades and Incidents
Local notes report Ralph Moore injured by a kick while handling horses, and Ora E. Long entering contracting after leaving a foreman post. Jerome gains postmaster changes, new wells bidding, rising hay and grain prices, road improvements on Twin Falls roads, and several residents relocating or starting businesses. A Jerom e robbery and sheriff pursuit noted, plus housing, school, and commercial plans shaping town growth.
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Ralph Moore
Moore
Ora E. Long
Kartzke
Long
Fort Collins
Cole
Adeline Becker Hen
J. L. Napton
Jerome
Snooke River
Twin Falls
Grove
Mackay
Idaho
Huggins
Metropolitan city gains with new additions and plans
The Jerome area notes progress as Frasier Kyr teka and Fee buildings near completion while a new newspaper building foundation goes up in the city fire limits. The Jerome Drug Co. reports drought era ice cream sales and pending soda fountain. a Kyser family tragedy and a Saw Tooth range fishing trip headline local life. E M Walker plans a Saw Tooth trip. iset Moore Co buys Twin Pails agency and will erect a hardware stock complex with local dealers from Oklahoma and St Joe. Jerome, July 17.
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Traill
Frasier
Kyrteka
Fee
Jerome Drug Co
Tacha
iset-Moore Co
Twin Pails North Side Realty Co
Okla
St. Joe
Jerome
Notice of Idaho Republican Primaries Held Aug 1908
Primary elections to elect delegates to the Republican convention will be held at Rupert Lincoln county Idaho Saturday August 22 1908 at 2 pm in the opera house. Six delegates and six alternates will go to the state convention in Boise September 1 1908 to nominate state officers and a congressman. Primaries in county precincts run August 17 1908 from 2 7 pm in cities and 3 6 pm in country. Qualified voters affiliated with Republicans in last general election may vote. Delegates apportioned by precincts including Shoshone Heyburn Rupert Acequia Minidoka Hagerman Clear Lake Gooding Bliss Burnsseh Alberta Hillsdale Jerome Wendell Clover Creek. By order Republican county Central Committee Frep W Goopine Chairman Harry W Anderson Secretary July 24 August 14
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Rupert
Lincoln County
Idaho
Opera House
Boise
Ada County
Congress
Republican Party
Shoshone
Heyburn
Acequia
Minidoka
Hagerman
Clear Lake
Gooding
Bliss
Burnsseh Alberta
Hillsdale
Jerome
Wendell
Clover Creek
Republican County Central Committee
Frep W. Goopine
Harry W. Anderson
BOTT Report of the Condition of the Idaho Bank 1908
Report shows assets and liabilities for the BOTT bank at Shoshone Idaho as of July 15 1908. It lists loans securities deposits national bank notes and other items totaling 12 508.0 812.1 in assets with capital stock profits and reserves and deposits shown under liabilities. Notary public confirms the document sworn July 2 1908 in Lincoln County Idaho.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Cusiness
Ste. i - Bislss
U.S
Hanks
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