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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
4
A compact note indicates Keaton released a 7 inch recording, drawing early attention from collectors and fans. Short description cites title and format while hinting at vinyl revival interest.
Should Get Busy. If there was ever a time when its people of Shoshone should be up and doing it is this spring. Hundreds and maybe thousands of men will be employed and mil lone of dollars will be spent in this vicinity in the very near future and if Shoshone wants to reap any benefit there from her ciena will have to get up and rustle for it and not let the plum go to some near by town. Opportunities are arising almost daily which is properly liken care of-some enthusiasm of an inducement offered-would mean a great deal to Shoshone in a short time.
A local town weighs a St Patrick's Day subscription to buy a fire alarm bell. After multiple fires last season, many believe a bell is essential, and every property owner should contribute what they can. The plan proposes a village wide effort, noting dances add expense and suggesting a universal voluntary contribution.
In Halder Idaho on February 7 1908 a land office notice states that an applicant has filed a witness of his land claim to prove residence and cultivation for eight years under section 1 1908. The proof will be made before Frank Dene a commissioner at Shoshone on March 11. Names listed include Goodwin Tay Dolson Walter McLaughlin and others.
The text notes a custom of the Khonds in the Madras presidency to offer a buffalo sacrifice as a substitute for human victims. It records 108 apologies to the deity and claims the clans would willingly perform the sacrifice, while the British government intervenes to halt the practice.
Kerry Ward brings a large minstrel show to town on Monday evening March 11 with a big company including old members. The program features a male chorus, six blackface comedians, hoop rollers, jugglers, acrobats, ballad singers, dancers and Prof. Hornes trained dogs. Two hours of entertainment for all. Noonday parade announced. Seats on sale at Wernicke's. Prices 25, 50, 75 cents.
Notice states regular election in Shoshone to elect five village trustees on Tuesday April 2 1907 at the courthouse polls open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. J W Wittener acting chairman of the village trustees board. Attest Aarny W Axprnson clerk.
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Lincoln County a sale is ordered to satisfy a judgment against the Genna Ferry Land and Irrigation Company. The described canal system including all dams, ditches, and appurtenances will be sold at public auction on April 3, 1907 at 4:00 p.m. at the county courthouse, Shoshone Idaho, to satisfy a debt of 2520.37 plus costs and 10 percent interest from October 18, 1905. The sale is conducted by Elias Norrin & Sons Company and Maintitt Glenns Furry Land & Irrigation Company. The property includes land parcels along the Malad and Snake rivers within Lincoln and Cassia counties. Auctioneer will convey title to highest bidder.
A Lucama, North Carolina manufacturer William A. Fertwell cites a patient claiming drastic health gains after fewer than three bottles of Electric Bitters. The testimonial asserts liver and bladder relief from long term Diabetes stage Bright's disease with guaranteed relief through local druggist W. H. Baugh at 50 cents. The notice also includes Idaho water diversion permit details filed for irrigation and domestic use, noting a 13.5 cubic feet per second capacity and a March 3, 1907 completion target by T. W. Snodgries in Hagerman and Lincoln counties.
Notice announces Martha A Sands of Hagerman Idaho intends to prove up desert land claim No 100 for the W 1/2 of Lot 54 in section 8, township 8 south range 4 east before Frank C Land Com at Shoshone on November 11 1900. Witnesses listed include John Rater Harry W Anderson Liberty Milet Pareh Milde Engernan and others.
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