Journal Inportiation and Subscription Details
Fragmented OCR text outlines subscription labeling and delivery notes for various periodicals. Mentions date printed on label, current issue receipt, and possible distributor or newspaper office names. No clear event or person data.
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Todd
Tao
Tata
Tae Saa
Gooding
Jel Postranater
Gwinn
Egeerenaays le
Femur
Alberta Mercantile 8 Company
Alberta
Ceater
Eerie
Tete F Paint Glass A. Hest
Viney
Anagtia
Kan
Bryan Taft clash dominates the 1908 campaign tone
The Journal weighs Bryan against Taft, praising Taft's administrative experience and warning that a Bryan presidency would risk reform momentum. It argues party platforms diverge on tariff policy, with protectionists favored by Republicans and Democrats seeking tariff revision, while criticizing discontent rhetoric and calling for stable governance amid economic woes.
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Bryan
Philippines
Sey
Howe
Taft
Optiolet
Stateston
Agiinet
Nebrasks
Congres
Murely
With
Darina
Democrat
Cleveland
Campaign pamphlets defend railway policy in Idaho debate
A fragmentary piece describes pamphlets from supporters of Senator Hayburn and the Digested policy on rail rates. It notes who will study the material, cites arguments about “long and short haul” tests, and mentions opposition to high freight charges. The text references the Snake River Open River controversy and calls for broader mobilization.
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Benator
Thike Onrutey
Idaho Seaport Threatened by Private Dam Plan
Idaho faces a possible private dam on the Snake River below Lewiston that would control river navigation and water power for 50 years. The State seeks protection under law, opposing improvident legislation while noting rising land valuations and the need for fair corporation assessments to lower taxes and reflect true wealth.
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Idaho
Snake River
Lewiston
Lewison
Lincoln County
State Board of Equalization
Oregon
State Board
Sean
Mighty Good Buster Drama in Idaho and Faith Healing
A Boise season of prayer addressed the Dubois faction within Idaho politics and a controversial opening prayer blamed a disruptive member for “busting” multiple congregations. The priest claimed the man shifted between churches and parties, provoking laughter and questions about his role in political and religious upheaval.
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Idaho
Theo
Hell
Linho Democrate
Boise
Dubois
Earle
Free Silver Party
Idaho's local option debated as temperance wave reaches Ada County
Idahoans weigh an upcoming local option vote amid a rising temperance sentiment. Ada County Republicans support alcohol restrictions as the state trend mirrors a broader national shift. The Oregon Short Line earns praise for its public service to fishing with a state fish hatchery tie and communal support for rail services.
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Idaho
State Council
Luis
Raita
Ada County
Journal
Crowtine
Oregon
Hay Spur
Demand for Electric Elevators Grows in South Africa
A report highlights rising South African demand for electric elevators as skyscrapers rise and urban modernization drives building construction. Hotels and commercial emporia seek up to date lifts, stressing the need for hydraulic systems and reliable water supply in new structures. Newspapers note industry commentary and public interest in advancing elevator technology.
More Cement Walks Extend From Horton Corner to Opera House
Work began Wednesday on a new cement sidewalk from Horton's corner south along Horton Bremman and Anderson fronts, turning east to the opera house. Brennan and Anderson push ahead with Powell Long firm, seeking a continuous walk from Rail Street Baugh's corner to the opera house and beyond. County commissioners plan a west side walk by the courthouse to connect the school with the Anderson and Brennan route.
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Horton's Corner
Wernicke
Horton's
Bremman
Anderson
Opera House
Episcopal Church
Brennan
Boise
Hailey
Powell & Long
Baugh’s Block
Baugh’s Corner
Rail St
Court House
Baptist Church Changes in Northern Convention Budget Plan
The northern Baptist convention meeting in Oklahoma City approved a $31.6 million budget for foreign and home missions and the Publication Society. Idaho’s share is $2,650 apportioned among churches by a five member committee chaired by R. J. McMahon. Per capita apportionment sets minimum church contributions, lowering Shoshone’s dues from $893 to $120 for 53 members, though overall denomination funds may exceed last year’s income.
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Oklahoma City
Foreign Missions
Home Missions
Publication Society
Idaho
Dewey Hotel
Nampa
R. J. McMahon
T.M. Patterson
Dietrich
Boise
W. C. Stalker
Caldwell
P. Monroe Smock
Wooddy
W. H. Bowler
Baptist Church of Shoshone
Fines Paid and Out of Town After Arrests
Grace Gordon Frankie Hamilton Belle Davis and Amos J Hickey faced charges as inmates of a house of ill repute. They pleaded not guilty then guilty and paid fines totaling 60 dollars. They were ordered to leave town. Helen Gould gifts to Paris include 390 dollars for a new area and contributions to the Young Women’s Christian Association and the American Hospital.
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Grace Gordon
Frankie Hamilton
Belle Davis
Amos J. Hickey
Helen Gould
Paris
Paria Migx
Helen
Gould
Ami@itean
Womens Christian
Fiedt
Tend
Setting Himself Right in The Novel By George Mere Dith
A letter on fiction by veteran George Mere dith offers insight into how knowledge and discernment of existence guide civilization The fragment hints at the novel exploring meaning and perception while noting the dangers of misrepresentation and the struggle between truth and deception.
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George Meredith
Mini
Sustelaing Road
Humor and Philosophy by Duncan M Smith
A whimsical blend of verses and quips on love, insects, and wit. The piece sketches love as a disease, jokes about mosquitoes, and brief dialogues on value, honesty, and envy with a dated, humorous tone.
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Duncan M. Smith
Fragmented School Satire in Ragged Prose
A jumble of misspelled phrases reflects a satirical or dialect piece about youth independence and labor, mocking luck, ignorance, and work. It hints at a tower boss, rest, and employment, with garbled lines suggesting a broader social critique from a historical newspaper page.
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