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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1915

Page

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Faghion's Show At Stockbrowers Opens Spring Sale

Stockbrowers Mercantile company launching the spring sale styled Welcome Week with a refined display of goods. The store featured an orchestra, a luncheon by Shoshone domestic science students, and hundreds of carnation bouquets for visitors. Prices and goods reflected high standards despite wartime European fashion restrictions. Sales staff greeted all comers with courtesy and warmth.

Stockbrowers Mercantile Company Am Miziner Vigt Europe

The Cost of Smoke as American Industry Faces Dyestuff Dependence

A New York Independent analysis argues that U S government disorganization fuels dependence on German and foreign dyestuff sources. It cites Dr Rittman’s coal tar derivatives, Coke ovens, and the need for American consolidation to compete in global markets. The piece warns that fragmented industries weaken textiles drugs and explosives against foreign control and calls for a protective tariff to foster domestic growth.

New York Secretary of the Interior Rittman Bureau of Mines Vos Department of Commerce Redfield Tur Secretary of Commerce Germany Meres

Representative Clark Moves to Salt Lake as Railroad Official

Representative J M Clark and H King of Dietrich visited Shoshone county business on Tuesday. Clark reportedly gained weight at his Lincoln county residence and considered several political and railroad offers. He accepted an assistant role in the general freight office at Salt Lake, leaving Lincoln county residence and moving with Mrs Clark to the railroad headquarters. Clark had previously supported a game reorganiza tion measure opposed by the Governor.

J. M. Clark King of Dietrich Clark Marge San Francisco Idaho Salt Lake Peeret Lincoln County Holse

Successful Dance At Catholic Event Draws Attentive Crowd

Dances held Wednesday night by the Catholic group drew a well attended gathering. The evening featured lively music and community participation, reflecting strong local interest in the event.

Pocatello Rejects Hinck Law By Narrow Margin

Voters in Pocatello rejected the Hinck law by a narrow majority of 1. Out of 791 ballots, 268 favored adoption and 428 opposed, with supporters mobilized and opponents apathetic, yielding a tight result despite strong backing for the measure.

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Two Assets Ige New Road Law Caves And Falls Now In Effect

New road law in Idaho reorganizes highway commission elevates state secretary role, sets term cycles, and allows state counties to share license revenue. It empowers 10 member commission to appoint highway engineer, oversee convict labor, and fund construction. It also introduces vehicle license fees by horsepower, licenses chauffeurs, and enables seizure for tax nonpayment. It cites Shoshone Falls and nearby caves as notable regional sights accessible via new roads.

Adate State Highway Commission Chinat Geferror Alesander Les Sient Senate Atete Stetey Enelhevrine Tauta Stath Otemneer Odes The Highway Commission Secretary of State Denter Jutomebitos Motorryeles Ena Mikes al Bishway Fang Tylaho

Conflicting Election Date For Town Trustees Race

Readable text shows a town considering April election dates for trustees. Names proposed include Thomas de LeBadiey, Thomas Fas, Frank Groswe, Rowand Go Merritelt, I J McMohod, Bred W Goulding, Gux It Keefer Mutt SteRA Bebden and Dr Weth Veuth. Some towns advertise for Tuesday April 27 while others push last Tuesday of April. The article notes uncertainty due to a recent law change and lack of copies of the new law.

Milas Office of Trustees Thomas de LeBadiey W. Goulding Keefer Wheeler Herve Turpe

Photographs To Be Given As Souvenirs At Exposition

At the Panama Pacific International Exposition in Shasta county a special souvenir giveaway will honor quadruplets. Mrs. O McKnight of Bellavista near Redding will receive photographs taken at a recent Mount Lassen eruption. Committee members, including locomotive engineer Lal Carney, described the act as a keepsake tied to the event and the crater’s ashes.

Redding Wal McKnight Bellaviata Shasta County Mount Lasser Californiius Tadas

Passes Granted to Officials and Civil War Veterans

A new law requires common carriers to issue passes to all state officials, county sheriffs and their deputies, and Civil War veterans.

Inquiring Child Caught in Electric Wringer

Harold Newman, youngest of the Newman family, had an arm caught in a wringer. The accident twisted his body and pulled him into the machinery. Lynn Ludungen and Archie Lewler helped remove the object and free him from danger.

Harold Newman Newmen Lynn Ludungen Archie Lewler

Faithful Untier Chapter and Norse Mating Case

A disorderly scene centers on Cyrus Caldwell Holden and Francis Pock accused of theft and related charges. Meek arrives to plead guilty as Cald well and Holden face imprisonment. a young Caldwell relative plans to aid in a flight before eventual court. Sheriff Clements will escort prisoners to Mountain Home for judgment before Judge Bothwell.

Cyrus Holden T Cidwell Frincis Pock Cressy Meek Kullty Caldwell Aml Holden Clements Flaine Dudge Bothwell Caldwell Jim Highway Commission Mase Nisht Wool River Quill Mountainhome

Beet seed and the embargo impact western beet sugar

The article discusses a British embargo affecting beet seed exports to Germany and the United States. It notes shipments from German interests to American boats and onward to New Orleans for planting in western American fields. It mentions British restrictions and changes in seasonal supply, with local industry observers predicting effects on sugar production and factory operations. Former Sheriff Bukie joins Lincoln County National Bank staff.

Jone Weetern Berwin Ernie Germain Tolima Gafeis America Idaho

Welcome Sunnesm and the Spotted Fever Patients

Fragmentary report notes several hospital cases of spotted fever near Dietrich Oh and Fish Creek, with Dr. Dil and local residents like Samuel Bates, Carl Moser, and Am. Carl Moser mentioned amid references to treatment. The text blends anecdotal names with vague illness details and hopeful refrains.

Dil Samuel Bates Dietrich Oh Mlv. Sumaters Carl Moser Hager

Daughter Seeks Long-Lost Father Near Shoshone

Mrs Anna J Hubber of Knead City visits Shoshone to find her father Alex T Brough last seen in Jerome area. She last heard from him in Cook County Oregon and Iron Imyette New Mymouth FUMMEQUEOTY area. At 60, he may be mixed with a Jerome wife rumor. She plans to scour the countryside this week and return to Kansas once found.

Anna J. Hubber Knead City Shoshone Alex T. Brough Kansas City Cook County Oregon Sunny Bat Hueber Corey Jerome Jane Kansas Leing Sulliean

Patrons' Days in Sho Shone Public Schools

Schools in Shoshone observe Patrons' Days this week and next with displays of students' written work. North side showcases classes led by Mrs Murphy and Mrs Burnside, highlighting mental arts and spelling progress as students show up-to-date teaching methods.

Shoshone Murphy Airs Burnsite Ubee Elessee

Twin Fails Girls Choose Affordable Graduation Gowns

A local paper reports Twin Fallas News notes Twin Falls girls opt for inexpensive graduation gowns to cut costs. Principal C22 Dewinen remarks on expense burdens, noting some schools require seniors to sew their own dresses and that the move reflects students' sense of justice and responsibility.

Tayo Dantertiix Dewinen Aegis Cmt Menhies

Plans for another story on rooming house

Masiuet Gotha advocates a rooming house plan on North Tadh street proposing brick front and improved annexes to transform the place into a well appointed hotel. The article notes the first case of spotted fever reported in the area and traced to a shipment arriving at a local ranch, with Dr Mather List reporting thirty cases in a rapid spring onset.

Masiuet Gotha Tadh Street Walla Premon

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