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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
4
The fragment mentions the Shoshone Journal weekly Republican paper edited by D. Orocher and references a railway line near Rhee Oregon and an incident involving a connection to Ketohum, with a route to Thunder Mountain hinted at through Withee. No clear events or dates are established in the readable text.
Boise March 2 1904 United States district court Idaho Judge Jas Beatty issues an order to United States commissioners detailing guidelines for fees proofs and conduct. The rules require notices to be public and prohibit commissioners from acting as attorneys or accepting non fee payments while insisting on itemized receipts and strict departmental rules.
Many men suffer from cuts bruises burns scorch sores and stiff joints but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve provides relief and healing. It also treats piles and sore feet sold by W H Baugh Drugist with a promise of quick comfort.
Government engineers outline the Shoshone river project in northwestern Wyoming, a $2.25 million initiative to build a 170 foot dam and 8,300 acre reservoir. The plan aims to irrigate up to 500,000 acres, with power generation estimated at 10,000 horsepower and potential interstate scope into Montana and Crow lands. No legal entitlements block the water rights, as all land is federal, reserved from entry.
C W Bellamy, a locomotive fireman from Burlington Iowa, describes a severe illness and near collapse before praising Electric Bitters. He says the tonic restored his strength and health, comparing his prior weakness to being “as Lever did in my life.” The ad claims the product revives weak, sickly people and offers a 50 cent bottle with guaranteed satisfaction by W H Baugh.
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