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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
2
A convoluted discussion links CanadiAn reciprocity to tariff revision, immigration policy, and farm relief. Senators endorse and oppose provisions as farmers fear price drops while irrigation and land use plans shape regional outcomes. The piece blends political maneuvering with rural economic anxieties and calls for liberal-leaning reforms.
Gooding Herald notes price for 24 sheep in Almalia at £1.50 per head and community chatter on school progress and town events. Fenton reports strong grain crop growth, irrigation satisfaction, and surrounding agriculture improving. Hucklen's Ariva Salve praised by carpenter B S Lopez for wounds and skin issues.
Duty Sheriff Toge of Jerome conducted county business earlier in the week. Twin Falls leader Bert Barmlett visited town briefly yesterday. State Game Warden Beach noted. Gray Wik and a westbound passenger traveled from the east for official business. Te. Gro. Burrows and wife of St. dais left after a short visit with Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Baugh to the coast. The interior of the Merchants-Mercantile Company store is being improved with office repainting and relining. W. ob, Heynolds, and Lie work, T. Y. Yruman, son of the late Jones Falls editor, left for Stull, Nebraska on No. 1. He plans a brief stay in Salt Lake City and Mammoth, Utah. He was favorably impressed with irrigated land and intends to reburn next season, investing in irrigated dirt.
Mr Parry A Pilman of Dale Texas recalls months of kidney and bladder trouble and gall stones. A Foley’s Kidney Remedy cured him, and he urges readers to ask Blurrh Drug Store for it.
Shere reports limited bay contracts for the coming winter in Lincoln county due to poor feed, with few difficulties expected in obtaining what is needed. Heyburn Newton and George A. Jones, government agrul specialist, toured irrigation areas from Wendell to Twin Falls and Rigby, returning from a similar trip.
The infant son of Rev Varnt and his wife, Vale Varnt, drowned while playing near a water source beside their home in Jovoon. The body was found and funeral services were held at the Jerome church with many friends attending to offer sympathy. Local ministers and neighbors expressed deep regret for the loss of the child and extended condolences to the Varnt family.
A new one hole jlurfcasha on monocrete incipie is being introduced by Malay state officials. Described as salvific with advantages over older vehicles. Wear and tear reduced to a minimum. Work on pullers decreased and speed increased.
A fragmentary dialect poem describes wind and spring sneaking in as winter leaves. The speaker recalls the south wind, rolling blues, and the thaw breaking ice, with images of willow grass, apple trees, and distant laughter.
On a moving train a man tells a young woman he has a ve lerotic nerve condition to excuse his stare. He admits the impression is that his gaze is improper. She questions him and he jokes that her nerve was the one affected.
Mrs Fijjit notes an article titled Great est Robbery in Modern Times as Mr Fijjit asks if the iceman is hinting at spring inclement. The exchange reveals a humorous take on a sensational news piece.
Miss Soulfull declares giving up bananas for Lent. The pastor praises her sacrifice, but she admits she never really stopped eating them. The exchange ends with a comic admission that flavors the moment.
A fragment discusses best methods and manners as a guiding force. It treats daily tasks as art formed by repeated practice and gentle discipline, suggesting habits build value and depth in life through patient, careful conduct. The text hints at how routine shapes character and perception.
An ad extols Electric Bitters as a grand purifier that destroys disease germs in the blood and cures chills fevers and malaria. It promises health and strength with a money back guarantee if not satisfied and notes availability at all dealers.
Low rate rail excursion advertised through agent E Burley of 681 RR Go Sail Lake City Utah. Travel via Oregon Short Line to Lethbridge Cardston Magath Haymond Stirling and other points with long limit. Contact DD for more information.
Notice is hereby given that a partnership under the firm name Thomas J. Redmon Hardware Company is dissolved by the undersigned. Signatories are Thomas J. Redmon, B D Vandenveer, and R L Griffin, dated July 7 28.
Under the Carey Act Clara G Barker of Dietrich Idaho gives notice of intent to prove final proof to establish land claim N34 SW% Section 10 Township 68 Range 18 E B M before O A Truman at Dietrich Idaho on August 15 1914. Witnesses include William J Jones S A Washburn H E Mil E B Jamison all of Dietrich. Barker entryman dated Aug 11 CLA July 14
Notice for Publication final proof by B L Owen assignee of Royal Galdsburg of Dietrich Idaho for entry 736 under Carey Act. Proves residence before August 15 1911 with witnesses Nelson Hill Bickett Suhr all Idaho district. Entryman Owen dated July 14 1911.
Robert Russmussen of Shoshone Idaho under the Garey Act intends to make final proof to establish his claim to the NE 3E% of Section 35 Township 4 5 Range 17 E B M. He will prove residency reclamation and cultivation before O A Truman at Shoshone on August 12 1911, with witnesses C C Wee L Parker M Parker M L Lowell.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Hailey Idaho June 7 1941 notice that Ar zilla Darrah as assignee of James A McMurrin of Shoshone Idaho filed intention to make final proof for Desert Entry No 2153 Serial 03986 for lots SW4 SE4 of Sec 18 and NWY of Sec 19 T5S R7E Boise Meridian before Frank T Disney U S Commissioner Shoshone Idaho on August 8 1911 with witnesses Jacob E Roessler George J Roessler William Welch and William J Wallace all of Shoshone Idaho.
Very low rates to Lethbridge Cardston Magrath Raymond Stirling and other points via Oregon Short Line with long limits. For details write D E Burley General Passenger Agent O S L R PR Go Salt Lake City Utah.
Alice True assignee of Lucy Van Marter gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish a land claim in Shoshone Idaho. She resides on and cultivates the land described in entry 658 Garey Act. Proof to be made before a state representative on a specified date in Idaho with witnesses from Idaho.
I L N Nelson of Dietrich Idaho assignee of Fredrick P King files final proof for entry 549 in NW SEM Section 21 Township 68 Range 18 E B M before O A Truman State Land Office Dietrich Idaho August 15 1911 witnesses EB Houston R J Hill B L Owen all of Dietrich Idaho J S Moorhouse confirms A N Nelson entryman
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