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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
6
A fragmented report describes a large railroad building project at Righfield and Cama Prairie with ongoing activity by multiple crews. It notes delayed schedules, safety concerns, and material shortages impacting progress as workers labor along the river crossings and hillside sections.
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Incoherent OCR text describes a wartime scene with unclear names and actions. Mentions a father, an attorney, a court setting, and references to a "well" and a bank carer. The passage is garbled with nonstandard spellings and missing context.
The passage outlines a travel plan for a group visiting Salt Lake City and Chicago with ties to Oregon points. It mentions preparations for a benefit program and lists destinations including New York Chicago Salt Lake City and Oregon routes. The fragmentary text references a tour or trip itinerary and related logistics.
Fragmentary text references Lincoln County and county administration, mentions lines about land, water supply, and public works. Contains many garbled names and phrases, making concrete facts hard to extract. Could indicate debates over resources and enforcement, but specifics are not readable.
The garbled passage mentions a Drunk Peter and a death related to Wiles, with scattered names and places. It references a ceremony, a tanker, and local individuals Frost and Deve, plus vague notes on dates and counts, all presented in a damaged OCR fragment.
Fragmented OCR reads as a noisy gossip item about a women’s supper group, a “Maule” likely misread, and references to health remedies. It mentions Kekley Mile and trials, possible chest pain related ailment, with unclear names and places, plus a request for directions to build a fly stand.
The bill passed the House by a substantial margin after multiple amendments were defeated. Final approval hinges on the Senate's action and presentation to the president next week, with further changes considered during engrossment and committee reviews.
The Twin Falls Chronicle reports a grim case in which a father searched for his missing son after a family dispute. A note and belongings were found. a body on the railroad tracks was later identified. Authorities ruled the death likely natural in origin, with investigators examining the scene. Nearby, E R Vance grows berries using straw-hoyrign methods on lakeside land, claiming substantial potential income.
A garbled letter from Major Bred suggests potato crops may fetch 2.50 to 9.00 per bushel if yields are high, with strong demand expected. The writer notes futures: farmers should lock in contracts ahead as prices appear favorable.
The District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in Lincoln County Idaho issues a summons in Munwliff v. William J. Lynn to dissolve bonds of matrimony. Defendant must answer within twenty days after service within the state or forty days if served outside. Clerk HAL Anderson notes judgment if not answered. Attorney H. Hellman appears for the plaintiff. Proceedings dated July 21.
The State of Idaho sends greeting to the defendant in an alias summons. A complaint seeks a divorce decree and custody of a minor child, Kisie Hiondm, on grounds of desertion. Defendants must appear within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served out of district.
Notice lists W BR Ritter of Shoshone and Lou Ella Cornell of Dietrich as assignees making final proof under the Garay Act. It names the lands in Lot unt SW ONWY and Lots 6 7 Section 18 Township 3 Range 18 E and sets August 21 1911 as witness date with Churchill A Cornell and Lamo candidate witnesses in Dietrich Idaho.
Notice of final proof to establish a land claim by Mapel Lowry of shoshe luuho under Use provisions of the legislature of Une St Kaho. The date August 46th is stated for oath before O A Tromas, with witnesses Mrs A Has and Mie Gee. The entry name Carey Ael appears alongside Section 2 Township 16 Ki B M.
Notice given by Georgia McLaughlin of Dietrich Idaho to establish her final proof on land described under a 1911 act. She plans to prove residence cultivation and claim validity before C Truman in Shoshone Idaho on August 16 1911. Witnesses listed include E Jamison Alice True D S Paetaall J M Churchill all of Dietrich. McLaughlin entryman of Township 6.
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