Young Man Robbed on Way Home by Footpad
Fred Walker, son of I W Walker and a high school boy, was attacked at the Hoorden corner two blocks west of Real street around seven o clock on a Wednesday night. He was knocked senseless, robbed of a small amount of change, and later managed to reach home still dazed. He recovered quickly and attended school next day, continuing his delivery duties. the assailant or attackers remain unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walker
I. W. Walker
Alge
Young Walker
Hoerden
Real Street
Pettifogging Politics Blamed for Business Slump in Chicago
In Chicago on February 2, William Sproule, president of the Pacific system of the Southern Pine company, laments widespread unemployment and business distress. He pins the downturn on persistent political posturing and misrepresentation, urges reviving enterprise, and warns prosperity follows employer strength. He criticizes boosterism and calls for moving business out of political theatrics toward renewed initiative.
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Chicago
William Sproule
Southern Pyle Company
Whit Hy
Hultliniuis
Sproule
Local brief notes from Shoshone schools and officials
S K Le Weaver is reelected as Shoshone schools superintendent for another year. Miss Annie Ryan at Shoshone high is studying linotype at the Journal office. Game Warden Roy Jones reports Hay Spur hatchery records show over 90 percent of brook trout eggs from Pennsylvania. General Manager J V Dawson of Gem State Lumber Yard visited Shoshone yesterday and Hutchfield today, noting improvements in the yard by Mann Lechreiter, who moved the former Iowa pany location to Shoshone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. le Weaver
Annie Ryan
Roy Jones
Hay Spur
Pennsylvania
J. V. Dawson
Gem State Limber Yard
Shoshone
Hichfield
Mann Lechreiter
Iowa
Mad dog scare prompts dog control notices
The Journal notes notices from county health authorities and Shoshone trustees ordering dogs to be married or chained. Town fears rabies amid reports from other areas. Authorities advised caution and issued consultations and actions to prevent further incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of Shoshone
Tony Animals Pereatier
Mani
Bbs Wtiew
Muzzle Your Dog Warning Issued by Lincoln County Board
A Lincoln County health notice orders dog owners to muzzle canines during a designated period. The restriction aims to protect public safety and prevent rabies risk. Violators may face punishment as enforced by county authorities.
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Lincoln County
Wherry
Versons
Board of Health
Successful Demonstration by Ladies of Study Club
The Shoshone Study club women staged a busy winter demonstration on cooking and serving standard articles of food to raise funds for town projects. Lane of the Wardware company furnished part of the store for the event, aiding the effort to build a library and improve town facilities.
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Ladies OF Study Club
Shoshone Study Club
Messrs
Lane
Shoshone Wardware Company
Alice
Borah as a potential Republican presidential candidate
The Washington Post editorial views Senator William Borah of Idaho as a strong, forward looking candidate likely to win the presidency if nominated by Republicans in 1916. It praises his moral steadiness and broad regional appeal while noting the novelty of a western president and his fit as a national leader.
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Washington Post
Borah
Ptedna
W. Warmeth
Lois Uni
William BK. Borah
Idaho
Republican Party
Senate
Norah
Taots
Kansas
Mississippi River
White House
Middle West
Far West
Horab
Hhrain
Warmoth
Suakerlion
Jontial
Terrific Short Line Locomotive Explosion Description
A deadly engine explosion on the Oregon Short Line near Moontimbeme and Glennie Por Fy left two men dead and another injured. The report details the crash, train cars, and ensuing damage, with residents of Ghenns Ferhy identified among the deceased. The second engine sustained minor damage and one crew member was injured. A separate note mentions the Alpine Sunday school art event at Judge Clinger’s home and a lamb sale in Idaho Falls with a market price of 10.60 dollars.
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Oregon
Glennie
Ghenns Ferhy
Mtr
Puirmien
Ilvistom
Idaho Falls
Taylor
Coltman
Luxton
Grant
English Defense of the DITCR in the Desert War
British resolve to defend the canal against Turkish threats and Teutonic allies is urged. The piece argues the canal must stay open, warning of British and imperial costs if it falls, while noting Britain’s naval and land defenses and historical stakes in Egypt and the region.
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DITCR
India
Austrelia Wail
New Zealand
Japan
de Turda
Wny Bolt
Britain
Ake
Stal Peninsula
Married at Gooding in a Small Town Ceremony
Miss Sallie Isabetle Carter wed Mi ton J L Roberts in Gooding on the first Sunday afternoon. The Presbyterian minister Rev Air Howarth performed the ceremony. The bride’s sister Ar und Mine Jore ME Carter and brother Charles Carter attended. Mrs Penn Jones and others joined guests from Shosherw and Port s passages mention travel details.
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Sallie Isabetle Carter
Roberts
Gooding
Air, Howarth
Carter
Taung Roberts
Stupy
Grome
Charles Carter
Ghieinein
Penn Jones Alwe
Rough Sledding for Illicit Liquor Sellers
Fragmentary OCR reads like a chaotic notice about illicit liquor sellers. There are garbled phrases and scattered names, with no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a concise summary. The readable bits imply a crackdown theme but lack concrete details.
Sixteen States Day and Prohibition Debate Across States
The article outlines a national Prohibition discussion with sixteen states listed including Maine, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington, and West Virginia, noting population shares and the impact of Arizona, Colorado, Maine, North Dakota and Texas. It mentions political figures and party platforms advocating state wide prohibition and potential constitutional amendments, with references to temperance efforts and related campaigns.
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Drs
Deleartina
Geerets
North Dakota
Olohams
Frescot
Tennessee
Virgina
Washington
West Virginis
United States
Arizona
Colorado
Maine
Tegon
Methodiat Rharch
Topeka
Hanaie
Trayte
Malin
Curtis
Andr
Euberitot
Faws Iy
What Poker Is A Slang Lesson On the Game and Its Risks
A narrator recalls poker terms and play, noting the gamble and bluffing stakes. The piece describes hands, bets, and outcomes with a humorous satire of how luck and strategy mingle in a poker session. It ends with a caution that even wisdom may fail to master the game.
Wood River Center Te Teer Ee Ee Eeo
Friends of Mr and Mrs Robert Urervitt planned a pleasant surprise last Friday night. The party honored Henry Winters with a lively program and cheerful company. Charles Miller provided entertainment and charmed the guests. The Grange meeting was postponed to a later date.
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Robert Urervitt
Henry Winters
Charnes Miller
Shoshone on the Map and Suppression Debate
Fragmentary text references Lincoln County Idaho and temperance, with unclear claims about national prominence and anti temperance sentiment. The garbled lines mention movement, advection, and various place names, lacking a coherent report or resolvable facts.
Little Lady Entertains for Birthday Party
Miss Gonegive Erinwood hosted a Sunday boot vss party in her honor. About 1 attendees enjoyed games and a change of room at five o clock with thirteen times fortified the only light. A mysterious fish pond centerpiece added to the table decor. A four course luncheon was served.
French retirement la mented by colleagues
Washington DC May 23. The retirement of Representative French from Congress is seen as a move to the best interests of the West. Fellow lawmakers including Representative Smith of Idaho praise his long service, fairness, and candor, noting his steadfast devotion to constituents and national welfare.
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Spteint
Washington, DC
French
Congri
GPO
Smith
Idaho
Congress
Epon
Hie
Akeener
French Fis
Potato Culture bulletin distributed by Idaho experiments
A bulletin titled Potato Culture issued by Idaho Experiments is being distributed by the Oregon Shirt Line. A small supply is sent to each company agent and copies are available to interested agriculturists on application to any agent in Idaho's potato section. Requests after supplies are exhausted will be handled by the Sadt Lake office.
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Idaho Experiment
Oregon Shirt
Idaho
Tom
Sadt Lake
Wiehine
Wiley WU
Noel
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