Fragmented SHOSHONE JOURNAL entry with scattered names and places
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered names and locations including Alberta Miln Kebreclee Heyburn Pinney New Ugiees Calvdom Acequia and Geneval chanel Acequia. The text is garbled with missing context and unclear events or dates.
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Vane Sates Seni
Ciecding
Pete Fesramn
Bag Ea Ag
Campane
Alberta
Reugye Wer
Milnere Kebreclee
Clase Ce
Heyburn He Pinney
New
Ugiees
Calvdom
Trupert
Laralin
Geneval
Chanel Acequia
Celestial Marriages and polygamy in Mormon doctrine debated
A court opinion by Chief Justice Allehin discusses religious belief versus practice in polygamy and celestial marriage. The piece notes political questions and constitutional limits, emphasizing that belief alone is not punishable unless acted upon, with references to Idaho law and penalties for conspirators.
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Anil
Ely
Selinade
Coker
Belinty
Ebnerh
Hatio
Kin Dubois
Martin
Dag
Tahoe
Justine Allehin
Juellon Sullivan
Stewart Noone
Shoshone Visionaries Spark County Growth Debate
Fragmented text portrays Hol and MeQolinie urging unity to boost Shoshone's fortunes. It notes Willows project finance, 140000 of 180000 acres sold locally, and plans for a county seat shift. Promises include electric lights, water works, and schools if development proceeds.
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Perri
Enthuela
Poin
Madlehott
Shoahonw
Shimehone
Shoshone
Shashone
Linculy County
Willows
Thisr
Enuuty
TY Gooding
Jeruie
Warute
Just Judges Amid Moral Rhetoric Over California Court Decline
A criticizing tract questions court respect and presses reform while referencing California's supreme court. It debates pardon petitions for Deehard, mentions Steunenburg, Orchard, and Hewett, and argues for a Republican convention endorsement of Senator Hayburn to avoid a prolonged senatorial fight and ease lawmaking.
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Hayburn
Tdaho
Government grant land clause sparks forfeiture debate
Attorney General Bonaparte comments on Oregon and California Railroad land grants. Government argues breach of sale limits may trigger forfeiture, yet actual settlers may retain rights until formal action. Separate notes cover theater incident in Moscow and a Chinese invitation to the U S fleet.
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Wiehinginn
Piethasore
Oregon & California All Road Company
Bonaparte
California
Oregon
Oregon and California Railroad Company
Central Pacific
Bm, Har
United
Com
District Court Dockets Highlight Guilty Pleas and One Acquittal
In Judge E A Walters Monday session on March 23 seven criminal cases were heard five defendants pleaded guilty while two went to trial. John Crowe pleaded guilty to grand larceny and John Norman alias Carl Nowak also pleaded guilty with sentencing on the 28th. Harry Smith admitted forgery with sentence on the 28th, and Chas McClernard pleaded guilty to grand larceny with sentence on the 28th. J DiCirele confessed to forgery with sentence on Saturday. Ray Harrison’s trial for grand larceny is set for the 27th afternoon. State vs J C Brashear, charged with assault, resulted in not guilty by a jury. Brashear denied accusations of whipping a boy in Heyburn. James Hogan vs Florence Hogan for divorce heard, decree issued.
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E. A. Walters
John Crowe
John Norman
Carl Nowak
Harry Smith
Chas. H. McClernard
J. DiCirele
Ray Harrison
State of Idaho
J. C. Brash_ ear
Justice Court
Brashlear
Heyburn
Brashear
James Hogan
Florence Hogan
Fred W. Gooding Home Again From Washington Visit
Fred W. Gooding president of the National Wool Growers Association returns to Shoshone with Mrs. Gooding and Dr. Smith of Boise after a winter in Washington. He went to advocate for sheepmen before congressional committees and suffered typhoid fever, recovering tone and strength during the journey. He recounts a cordial interview with President Roosevelt on stock train limits, noting the president treated them like long-time friends and even rearranged chairs for their comfort.
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Fred W. Gooding
National Wool Grower's Association
Shoshone
Gooding
Roosevelt
Twin Falls Fruit and Land Co to Cultivate 800 Acres
Big Fruit Company leaders Bolton and Weston visit Twin Falls en route to Nampa and Pocatello. Ferguson Fruit and Land Co, capitalized at 100000, plans 2000 acres with 800 under cultivation this season. NURSERY stocks include 100000 apple grafts. Directors Ferguson, Darrow, and Bolton announce 16 acres of apples per 40-acre tract and possible Ferguson town center.
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S. H. Bolton
E. 0. Weston
Twin Falls Realty Company
Twin Falls
Purity Enroute
Nampa
Pocatello
Mr. Bolton
Ferguson Fruit and Land Company
Idaho
D. G. Ferguson
Geo. H. Darrow
Jonathan
Grimes Golden
Ferguson
NEW LAMBING RECORD AT GOODING FARM
Governor Gooding's thoroughbred sheep set a spring lambing record in Gooding with 31 ewes producing 94 lambs. The single flock had thirty ewes with three lambs each and one ewe with four, while a band of 426 ewes on the range yielded 850 lambs. Through the season 5400 ewes have lambed, totaling a 127 percent increase, a record the Journal invites any challengers to beat.
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Journal
Notice of Stock Auction and Estate Claim in Idaho
Public auction scheduled in Hagermui Lincolh County Idaho on April 18 to sell stock certificates to satisfy a board order dated March 1 1904. Secretary F W Conklin presides. Also notice to creditors for the estate of Hattie Waddell in Lincoln County Idaho with administrator appealing to file claims with vouchers by a specified date.
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Wilice of & Igation
Janusey
Samii
Hagermui
Lincoth County
Hattie Waddell
Waddell
Lee
Lincoln
Ower W. Ronkersor
Asiateos
Hettie Waddell
A. J. Bails
Ik Herons
Slocomsod
Disney
J. Handy
Estray Notice Issued by Shoshone County Official
Wm Sims reports an estray mare found along Wood River in Shoshone Prairie. The white, five to six year old mare bears a distinct brand on the left ear. Public sale to cover charges set for Saturday March 28 at the Comstable Shoshoun precinct.
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Wm. Sims
Wood River
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