Travel Day On The Train With Dr Lindley And A New Trial
An account of a Boise to Pendleton journey with Dr. Lindley aboard a Pullman, detailing observations on socialism, economy, and education, ending with the Supreme Court remanding Harry Roberts of Jeromah for a new rape trial in Shoshone District Court after his 1917 conviction.
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Boise
Pullman
The
State University
Pendleton
Nez Perce
Amile
Lindley
Oregon
Idaho
Flysia
Moscow
Supreme Court
Harry Roberts
Jeromah
District Court
Roberts
Shoshone
Wheeler
The Oath of Citizenship by Grover Cleveland
The oath underscores guiding constitutional construction and federal state powers. It calls on citizens and voters to defend the constitution and participate in governance with vigilance and duty across farms, workshops, towns, and capitals. It stresses safeguarding liberty and the public trust via informed, active participation in national and local affairs.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Washington Teachings and Reed Speech on Isolation Policy
Senator Reed cites Washington to warn against foreign entanglements and insists the nation should avoid permanent ties with Europe. He recalls growth since independence, argues for minimal political connections, and stresses defense and conservative engagement while praising American rise in wealth, population, and power.
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League OF Nations
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Washington
Ureach
George Washington
Westhind
Timin
Europé
Europe
Atlantic
Franco
Bert
Shaw
Capt O Leary lecture stirs Shoshone crowd at Baugh
Capt O Leary gave a war lecture at the Baugh in Shoshone describing Hun atrocities and urging support for world democracy. He is a former Shoshone resident who met Miss Campbell, a Campbell relative, at the local high school. they married in Rupert and plan to settle there, prompting local interest in more such events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh Kist
O'Leary
O'Leary Weuh
Shoshoxe
Our City
Miss Campbell
Miss Camrbell
C. R. Wheeler
Hayburn
Mrs. Wheeler
Capt. O'Leary
Rupert
Homeward Bound by Train of Returning Soldiers
Thursday evening a rain of eight coaches carried returning soldiers through Shoshone. They were from the 162nd Infantry and the 1st Despot Brigade, mainly veterans of the 3rd Oregon and 2nd Montana. They head to Camp Lewis to be mustered out, sharing the voyage with part of the 23rd Idaho at Camp Logan, Colorado.
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Shoshone
Despot
Oregon
Montana
Camp Lewis
Idaho
Camp Logan
Colo
Court House Notes Show Appraisal and Docket Amid March Court
Gleason filed certificate. Jerome county appraiser to be named next Monday. Lincoln county appraiser to be appointed soon. District court to convene March 17 with a large civil and criminal docket. Probate Court verdict favors Murphy duo against Apgar for breach and lease damages. restitution ordered and lease canceled. Sparks sues Sims for breach. Bissell represents plaintiff.
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Gleason
Jerome County
Lincoln County
Board of Con District Court
Wm. H. Murphy
Carrie L. Murphy
J. N. Apgar
Apgar
Big Murphy Ranch
Town
C.D Sparks
Lacey J Sims
W. G. Bissel
MM E Church Notes March eh
The March church notes announce a Sunday service series for all grades with A M Public worship and a sermon by the minister on Gods Ownership and Mans Acknowledgement. An evening service at 30 P M is listed with a cordial invitation to all our services.
Artisans report no extra assessments after war and epidemic losses
The Artisans declare they faced the greatest war and a deadly epidemic without imposing any additional charge on their reserve fund. They call this a proud record for all members.
Joe Ines Heard From In Occupation Army Near Koblenz
Friends learn Joe Ines has reached the army of occupation near Koblenz. He reports being safe on the line as of February 6, with no word yet on his capture or release. The family had pressed for news since last June, with efforts continuing to obtain definite information.
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Joe Ines
Coblents
A. Kershner
J. D. Turner
Dietrich
Fred Lehman
A Timely Suggestion for Cough Remedy Use
A marketing note touts The Chamberlr’s Cough Remedy as pleasant to take and effective for coughs and colds. It promises relief and ease, urging readers to try the preparation for quick comfort.
Harry Collins Returns From Mexico and Military Service
The report notes Harry Collins returning to town after service with infantry units and a Mexican campaign. He is expected to rejoin regular duties soon while working with an extra gang. Walter Myers is mentioned as also returning soon.
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Harry Collins
Marre
Walter Myers Oilis
Tahu
Menita
Passay
Carreghtor
Harry
Myers
Demobilizing Four-Footed Heroes of the War
Lloyd Allen reports in Europe on the four footed fighters that aided Allied victory including the Missouri mule once valued by British troops. He explains postwar demobilization issues and the uneasy reception of American mules among erstwhile allies as they become white elephants in peacetime.
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France
Lloyd Allen
Europe
Allen
Women’s Defense drive supports Lincoln YWCA fund
The Women’s Defense committee leads the March drive for YWCA work with Mrs. Merrifield as chair. Lincoln county’s quota is $75. contributions may be made to Mrs. Merrifield without awaiting solicitation.
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Womens Defense Committee
Young Woman's Christian Association
Merrifield Ia
Qhota
Lincoln County
Merrifield
Farmers taxed far less than steel industry says Leslie's Weekly
According to Leslie's Weekly the six million farmers of the United States produced a gross value of twenty billion dollars last year but paid only 1.425 million dollars in income tax. The Steel Corporation paid 250 million dollars in income tax, about 120 times the farmers' total.
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Leslie
Steel Corporation
Ground Squirrel Extermination Program in Southern Idaho
A practical demonstration shows ground squirrels in Southern Idaho can be controlled. Large areas were treated with poisoned bait, saving crops while costing $20,924 in county funds. The Farm Bureau and U.S. Department of Agriculture coordinated the effort, urging early spring action and detailing a poison mix and application method.
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Idaho
Farm Bureaus
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Hole in the ground replaces Liberty Bond memorial
A New York City Hall Park hole now marks the site where a brick obelisk funded by Liberty Bonds once stood. The piece laments the failed permanent memorial and condemns the earlier assurances as a con job, contrasting wartime zeal with postwar calls for peace and League of Nations. It questions whether the so called permanent memorial will end as merely a hole in the ground.
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New York
City Hall Park
United States
City of
Runco
Lusitania
Edith Cavell
Louvain
Cutter
Jand
Leagues of Nations
Congress
Dietrich community notes and arrivals chip away at the hill
The rural column records residents with health updates and movements: B B Estes recovering from back trouble, Percy Smith with a fine horse, George and Mrs Savers and son visiting relatives, Neilson moving his house south for better scenery, and Lem O Connor managing frees farm. Several families relocate, marriages and birthdays celebrated, movie night in Shoshone, local road and depot work began, and a community high five party raised funds at the hotel with W T Patterson and Susie Harris winning top prizes. The piece paints a snapshot of Dietrich area life with farm work, travel, and social events ahead of spring preparations.
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George Savers
George Jr
Mra. Savers
Birthday Party Honors Ernie Gwin With Friends
Mr and Mrs Walter Gwin hosted a birthday party last Saturday evening in honor of Ernie Gwin. After dinner guests enjoyed cards and a lively tune. Attending were Lenora Noble Leoma McFall Leah Borden Katherine Tague and several others including Capt O Leary Meera BA Chrivtnimm Barnie Gwin Fre Tureen Jering Newman Denne McMahon and Capt Tears.
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Walter Gwin
Ernie Gwin
Gurats
Lenora Noble
Leoma McFall
Leah Borden
Katherine Tague
O'Leary
Meera
Floyd Head Returns From Front in World War I News
Fragmentary report notes Floyd Head of Botiorne returning after a week in transit with Mend and Preece, linked to action involving Wesley Weekes and Garrett Rimmerpet. Mentions dressing station at Chetrich and arrival at Hegetlin with a preeltion, unclear details due to OCR errors.
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Floyd Head
Botiorne
Wesley Weekes
Garrett Rimmerpet
Chetrich
Almmatman
Head
Hegeltin
Ptt Plage
Printer Takes New Post After Times of War Service
A man named David Jeffery Wednesday morning secured a printer position at Monte Falls. He previously served in the military a year at Camp Lejeune and now joins the force with duties at the first class shop. He trains under Hede Mustelan and will operate the plant.
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Axereiss
Winnelt Ae
Field Doctor Sets Up Practice in Shoshone Area
Dr. Field will relocate to Shoshone to begin medical practice. He previously studied at City University and served in the army. The notice notes his aim to serve local residents and outlines his planned contact points.
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DR. Field
Pini
Gomes
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