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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1905

Page

2

Idaho News Highlights From Gooding to Payette

Governor Gooding names BL Whiting warden of the penitentiary. Star farmers prep spring work as the bridge at Star nears completion. 1100 acres bought near Nampa for 20000 dollars by Robert Noble. Short Line runs a colonists train to Payette. Canyon County Fair dates set October 7 to 10. Jennie Daly sentenced to ten years for murder. Idaho delegates in Washington inaugural parade: Dunton Lamp Gooding and a Maho Pall man. Bridge work rushes for high water. Pred Stockton, reclamation engineer, dies by self-inflicted gunshot. parents in Sheridan Oregon. Goshone sheriff slows bilog Kamen. gambling resumes in county. Supreme Court rules Boiae peddling ordinance stands. George McCullough nearly fatally burned by boiling fat explosion. J B Ward injured badly in walking accident. Idaho Woolgrowers buy half stake in Great Western Salt Co. Sheep men seek cheaper salt. Frank Williams murdered between Arco and Martin. killer Nelson remains at large. Payette waterworks ready to turn on. Summit: Mollie Bachus pleads guilty to horsewhipping. $65 fine. Caldwell reports no vacant store rooms. construction presses on. Mrs. Gertie Logan survives attempted poisoning. Maho to get a new capitol building. bill advanced without opposition.

Idaho Washington Messrs. Dunton and Lamp Holne Gooding Maho Pall Star Merone Pred Stockton Reclamation Service Lie Boire Wulchte Sheridan Oregon Ghoshone County

John Burt 22 23 Chapter Two Continues Romance

Prince notices John Burt, a well dressed farmer boy, as Jessie Malden confronts her daughter Jesse about associating with him. Jessie defends her crush while Miss Malden scolds about propriety and obedience, ending with orders to return home.

Jeesle Mish Malden John Burt Jane John Mort Emile Jessie Jesse Mine Malden Joasie Carden Gavie Jean Miss Malfen Prince Miss Malden

Monroes Doctrise and a Sailor Father’s Return Tale

A fragmentary narrative follows Peter Burt, his family, and a whaling voyage. After sending funds to his eldest daughter and leaving with plans of a voyage, he returns years later to find a changed farm. The scene shifts to coastal life with children, farewells, and local fishing companions as younger characters react to the departure and reunion.

John Burt’s Boyhood at Rocky Woods Farm

In Rocky Woods the Burt house endures harsh seasons as Peter Burt keeps faith after loss. His grandson John Burt grows from a farm lad to a student of letters under a Boston tutor, while the patriarch bears prophecy and quiet pride.

John Burt Burt Rocky Woods Hesekian Hurt Peter Burt Toham Robert Burns Burt Flemon Nirée William Jasper John Hingham Boston

Meeting on the Willows Creek Bridge

James Blake and John Burt clash over fishing rights at the Willows pool. Blake, older and defiant, taunts Burt as they both cast lines across the pool, leading to a tense confrontation on the log bridge before the scene ends with a promise of continuation.

James Blake John Burt Blake Leonard Farm Peter Burt James Willows John Burt Jim Jim Blake Young Blake Tod

A Luxurious Bed From Paris Inspires Rajah Fashion

An Ohio State Journal note describes an opulent satinwood bed ordered from Paris by an Indian potentate. The bed features silver repousé plates, roses, and the rajah’s arms. Four corner statues depict a French, Greek, Spanish, and Italian maiden with tinted complexions and colored wigs. Movable eyes, gold bracelets, and a mattress mechanism play Gounod airs when someone lies down.

Paris Gounod Ohio State Journal

Dogs Smoke Pipes Demonstrate Clever Tricks in Minneapolis

Two dogs named Dewey and Ruth balance pipes between their teeth as part of a playful routine in Minneapolis. The act draws attention and invites mischief from those who would interfere, though the dogs seem to enjoy the after dinner smoke and show.

Dewey Ruth Minneapolis

Adulteration of Coffee: Borax Fraud Described

A German review by Bertarelli details a coffee adulteration method where roasted beans are dipped in a five percent borax solution then dried. The borax causes the beans to darken and absorb water, increasing weight. Detection involves drying the coffee to see if weight loss exceeds four percent, indicating fraud.

Bertarelli Lonien Lobe

Yellow Crust On Baby Cured By Cuticura

Mrs John Boyce of Pine Bush New York notes a case of yellow crust on a baby scalp that resisted initial care but cleared after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports complete cure after a few treatments and recommends the remedy to other mothers.

John Boyce Pine Bush

Digesting Eggs Compared by Preparation Methods

The article explains eggs are easily digested with raw eggs processing faster than cooked forms. Soft boiled roasted and poached eggs digest more quickly than fried or hard boiled eggs. The stomach can digest a raw egg in about one and a half to two hours.

Tea Thoughts and Laughter Through Twin Tales

Fragmentary lines depict thoughts on tea and dreamlike ideas, mingled with playful exchanges about twins and a doctor’s and father’s laughter. The garbled text hints at linguistic play and familial humor. No clear events, dates, or proper nouns are identifiable from the readable portion.

Tea offer with grocer refund and Schilling’s Bont

A fragmented notice notes you may have a tea if desired and mentions a grocer returning money if you do not, referencing the Schilling’s Bont in unclear terms. The readable text suggests a promotion or promise related to payment refunds tied to a tea purchase.

Schilling

Turquoise a Lucky Stone in Oriental Proverb Lore

A proverb states turquoise given by a loving hand brings happiness and fortune, while turquoise loses its luck if the giver’s well being is in danger. The passage muses on who would not cherish a turquoise regarded as lucky.

Comforts of Travel on the California Limited

The winter service on the California Limited offers porter pressed trousers while you wait plus a sleep-time service. Daily market reports by wire, morning and evening newspapers, stationery, a western book library, current magazines, Whitley exerciser, and electric curling irons accompany this luxury train. Santa Fe aims to keep the fast flyer at the front.

California Santa Fe

Hearthstone Hymns Inspire Quiet Fire Rite Bond

Fragmentary lines speak of hearth and fire names, praising a rite of love and courage. The text hints at community devotion and hopeful sentiment without clear event details or dates.

Foregone Conclusion and One Mind in Marriage

A fragmented item from a Philadelphia publication reflects on ownership of thought within marriage and cites a misquoted or garbled phrase about a kneweage book and a San Francisco company, presenting a quirky, unclear excerpt.

A. Company San Francisco Philadelphia

Tea indulgence appears almost unnoticeable in quiet moments

In a lingering observation the writer notes that the delight of tea is so faint it goes unseen unless one pauses to notice it. The passage reflects a subtle appreciation of simple ritual rather than a strong or vivid sensation.

Apples in China See Poor Quality and Short Shelf Life

In central China apples are scarce and of poor quality with limited keeping ability. Imported American varieties perform better but still show some loss of flavor and texture, suggesting market preferences and storage challenges.

China

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The Shoshone Journal Rocker Idaho State News Goverme Gooding BL. Whiting Koolenal County Blewing Rodert Noble Sheen King Nanna Iowa Payette Canyon County Fair Association Jennie Daly Charles Daly Boise Supreme Court Uist George B. McCullough Wallis J. B. Ward Mountain Home Great Westare Balt Company Ogden Aheep Bee Frank Williawns Arco Martin Martin Nelson Wiley’s Ranch Wurnerer Payotte Summit Mollie Bachus Aseemar Jones Costa Caldwell Gertie Logan Welser Maho Senate Jana Monroe Soares Duexet Peter Hurt New Bedford Sarah Szome Robert Robert Burt Captain Burt Robert Burne Burt Joseph Een la Hing Hom
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