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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
8
A garbled Boston cafe notice reports a stray mare named Jeromeen near November 1018. Details describe mane weight, a wet wire cut, and a recovery effort involving a rival named Ray. The fragment hints at a property or animal incident with a mare valued around $99 and a path to potential restitution.
A special exam for Idaho Civtes School Law Course of Study and High School Curriculum will be held Saturday March 22 in the County Superintendent office. Open only to applicants seeking state certificates by endorsement. Leah M. Burnside County Superintendent notes a Spartacus group in Germany mirrors Bolshevik Russia, requiring expertise to distinguish.
In Norwegian Pictures the author notes that fjord derives from old Norse and links to the word fare, reflecting travel. The piece suggests water in sheltered positions remains safe for navigation, illustrating how language ties to travel and navigation through history.
Charles received no wagon on his birthday and promptly broke a wheel. His father mended it. "Papa," he said, "you are smarter than your look."
The article notes the 1626 anniversary of St. Peter’s dedication in Rome. Begun around 1450, the Vatican landmark became the largest Christian house of worship. In 1548 Michelangelo oversaw dome redesign, raising the dome to 485 feet and creating one of the world’s most imposing structures.
At 82 degrees the speed of sound is 1090 feet per second plus one foot per second for each additional degree. Electrical current travels 102.924 miles per second through a resistance-free wire.
Antique furniture advice urges rubbing oak pieces with a beeswax oil turpentine mix and cleaning white painted French furniture with ammonia. Ammonia is described as a decay product of animal substances and produced by destructive distillation of nitrogenous matters from coal to supply illuminating gas. Literature is defined with a poetic Henry J. van Dyke quote.
On February 22 1919 estrays were taken up by J Parker at his farm nine miles north of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho A bay gelding with a white facial spot and white hind feet weight about 1400 and a gray gelding with no visible brand are described Notice is given that on April 17 1919 at 4 01 PM at the Parker farm sale to the highest bidder for cash lawful money of the United States will be held under Idaho estray law Clarence Wheeler Sheriff.
Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday April 2 1919 at 2 PM at the Mulliner Ranch seven miles northeast of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho I will sell the described estrays to the highest and best bidder for lawful money of the United States Bay mare about 3 years old weight 1060 none visible brand The sale is conducted under estray laws of the state. Dated February 1919 Licenses Wieser sheriff.
Payment of $1.00 to build the Artisan Seller's Home is due in March to the secretary. Maintenance payments of 5 cents per month begin in April. Failure to pay will void certificates as with any other assessment. Signed Mary Noble, Secretary. ff 21
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