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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
4
A report from the Utah State School for the Deaf and Blind notes student girls in a movement, opposing uniform rules as questions of premiss and discipline are discussed. The issue draws attention at a historic meeting, with support seen among students while board members debate timing.
A fragment discusses farm labor, farmhands, and the state of agricultural work. It mentions laborers, farmers, and teaching methods, with a focus on rural tasks and the moral duties of workers. The text reflects labor expectations and community labor dynamics of the era.
A garbled OCR passage references a suffrage parade in Washington and a man’s teeth being knocked down his throat during the event. It mentions Dr Gustave Biynwnital and claims about maternal influence on children. It also notes Union Pacific and Southern Pacific planning deadlines and marks the forty fourth anniversary of a railway completion, with mentions of a new plan and celebration in May.
A garbled editorial style passage attacks regulation and labor issues, praising a congressman for advocating better wages and government action. It frames economic relief, public works, and industrial reform as vital, while invoking names and tense political rhetoric.
The Century prose notes W G McAdde’s view of Wilson as a self made leader. It praises Wilson’s steady demeanor, thoughtful brow, and steady work ethic from youth to age. It highlights his long hours, discipline, and relentless political campaigning through decades.
An editorial urges opposition to saloons in Hill City, arguing ongoing graft and crime from licensed drinkhouses harm families and taxpayers. It condemns lax enforcement of Local Option, warns against paid promoters, and calls readers to vote yes to settle the saloon question, framing moral duty and community impact.
Attorney W. J. Lamme of Hailey left Monday for Bend Oregon where he will open law offices. Miss Viola Babington of Carrol wed Booker H. Phipps March 4. County Commissioner G. W. Peck of Blaine discharged from Idaho volunteers dating to 1878. Bertha H. Black and Clarence N. Woods were married in Hailey. W. G. Jenks of Twin Falls meat company convicted of receiving stolen cattle.
Oregon Short Line offers trips to Salt Lake City for the April conference. Tickets go on sale March 28 with departures to Salt Lake City and return options. Prices and schedules available from agents. inquiries through Odense offices.
The notice sets the time frame for the public auction of property or assets. It specifies date, venue, and required participation steps for interested bidders, including registration timing and venue location to attend the sale.
An advertisement touts Rexall Hair Tonic as a universal remedy for baldness and dandruff. It claims growth may return if treated early, offers a trial with money back, and highlights two sizes priced at 50 cents and $1.00. Available only at a single local store.
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