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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
7
The document records an annual financial statement for a county ending July 5. Harry W. Anderson, Auditor, certifies the figures and signs in the presence of the judge. Probate seal and official dates appear, with clerk filing on July 14.
County Treasurer W Wenricks submits a report of operations across Lincoln County Idaho for the quarter ending June 30 1909. The document includes certification of truth and accuracy and is sworn before County Auditor Harry W Anparsox on July 10 1909.
A comic storefront tale unfolds with grocery seeker Mrs Highcheck scolding sorreltep about ad posters and eggs, fish and asparagus. The piece shifts through humorous vignettes of signage culture, shop talk, and a tangential reflection on love and social pretenses in a bustling urban setting.
A crude summary of popular science coverage on sleeping sickness in tropical Africa. The article notes long bafflement by scientists and outlines stages from fever and headache to tremor, speech decline, and eventual death, with descriptions of impact on sufferers.
Obesity weakens muscles including the heart leading to fatty degeneration and serious danger. Excess weight limits movement and exercise, with anemia and hysteria noted as accompanying conditions. Additional strain can halt heart action, causing potential death.
Vieturien Sar sou pursued drama over medicine, facing trials and poverty. He began as a writer while supporting himself with journalism, his first play failing and his vow to quit theater. Nursing from Mile de Brecourt helped him recover and sparked his eventual fortune.
A Brooklyn Tite excerpt describes a bashful young man making advances to a woman with a cramped position causing awkward tension. An impatient exclamation interrupts with a blunt line about the situation as it unfolds in the narrative.
A Cleveland press note reports a publisher pushing a fresh novel titled Your Latest Novel Seems Very Dry. The author replies with firm resolve, asserting the work is a real tearful drama spanning 231 pages, while the editor hints at strong sales potential despite initial doubts.
A Sydney tobacconists offered £19 to the man who could keep a pipe alight longest. Four hundred entered. by 9 20 only a score remained. In under an hour 19 more retired, and J. J. Graves of Surrey Hills won with a two hour and 16 minute perseverance, surpassing the German prior record by one minute.
Telegraph and telephone companies were forced to bury cables in the bed of the Ohio River where the water fell to within forty feet of shore, exposing lines to damage. To prevent repeats, trenches were dug in the river bed and cables securely covered.
Announcement for the Devil's Corral warns visitors they are not ready for guests and must pay 50 cents. It notes fishing and photography will be restricted, urges visitors to bring ample lunch, and asks guests to leave guns and pets outside. The note promotes preserving wildlife and displays Indian artifacts as reminders of the area’s primitive past.
Alias summons issued in Fourth Judicial District Lincoln County Idaho in actions by Amy Waters and Mante Waters and others against J G Waters heirs and devisees to quiet title to Lots 1-4, 5-8, 14-19 and 20 in Block 29 Shoshone Village with aim to establish purchase by plaintiffs and names the defendants and real estate in Lincoln County Idaho. Court orders appearance within twenty days under Idaho state law.
A fragment from a late issue presents a garbled exchange about inconsistent plans and a claim that Powell Ther would direct someone to abandon the desired state while stealing a watch, reflecting a quirky ad-like snippet and unclear discourse.
A garbled collage from Plain Talk in Oklahoma and Oklahoma Courier items features erratic dialogue about figures and wages. It includes misquoted lines from investigators and defendants, quips about winners and losers, jailers and punching bags, and a jumbled health officer reference, all presented as a digest of clipped street wisdom.
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