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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
7
Fragmented slice of a historical page blends poetry and social commentary. It contrasts a ruined house and decayed lawn with a declaration that the old female household role is fading under industrial change. It quotes opinions from London Mail and includes short ads about rental cottages and cures for common ailments.
John J Berg of Dietrich Idaho announces final proof to establish his claim under the Carey Act for land in NEY of Sec 10 and SERSEY of Sec , Town 66 Range 19 E. He will prove residence reclamation and cultivation before O A Truman at Dietrich on March 1 1923 with witnesses L Werks C Crothere Jacob J Matton, Mahl M John L Berg.
Final proof notice by Amy Monson of Shoshone Idaho as heir to Miby Ht Dunning seeks to prove residence cultivation and claims under the General Land Office law before O A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone Idaho on April 15 1913 with witnesses Paul Haddock Geo Lingard George Pereaence and H W Cannon all of Shoshone Idaho
Edwin R. Gage of Dietrich Idaho and Emmanuel Bercegeary assignes seek final proof under the Carey Act to establish land claims embraced in sections Township 19 E M. The notice, filed before O A Truman State Land Board at Dietrich Idaho, lists witnesses J M Churchill Jack Houston D R Borden CA Johnson all of Dietrich Meho as required by law with dates in 1913.
Land claim notices filed by Lewis E Walker and John W Barrett under the Carey Act, asserting residence, reclamation, and cultivation in Sections 23, Township 65, Range 19 E BM. Witnesses named include J M Churchill, J R Smith, W T Patterson, A Washburn, and Percy D Smith. Notices dated Feb 28 to Mar 21, 1913, and March 1, 1912 respectively, note final proof before state land board representatives in Dietrich Idaho. Also mentions seventeen head of mice at Kimara stock yards with marking details.
John M Price of Rhoshone Idaho owner of W Montalius Price of Sho mone Idaho announces his plan to prove residence reclamation and cultivation on the described land under the Carey Act. He will present witnesses Walter Hastings K B Werren D Duttt and W M Wyett at Shoshone Idaho before A Truman State Land Board representative on April 1 191%.
I, Reiles 48 Warren of Shorlwine Idaho, announce intent to prove up land grant under Carey Act passage of 2nd 180% lot section 2 township 5 range 1h B UM. I have resided and cultivated the land and will appear before C A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone on April Sunday 1919. Witnesses include Walter Hastings J M Price A D Driff and W M Wyett of Shoshone.
Wellington A. Schane of Shoshone Idaho assignee of Alicia V. Storm gives notice of claim to lands under an act of the Idaho Legislature. He lists entry numbers and names of witnesses and dates as part of the legal process, with a filing date and notice to establish rights to the described property.
Awshun Leach of Dietrich Idaho assignee of Trenche F Ranedell gives notice of intent to make first proof to establish land claim under the Carey Act. Residency reclamation and cultivation required. hearing before OA Truman on March 1 1813 with witnesses Benjamin Hart John Moorhouse Frank Rinehart D R Turner of Dietrich Idaho.
John I. Watson of Dietrich Idaho assignee of John Matson cites notice to establish a land claim. The filing lists entry S71 under state land laws, naming CO A Truman and board members Weeks Crothers Nelson as witnesses, set for March 1 1913 in Dietrich with details of reclamation and cultivation required by law.
Louis KE Weeks of Dietrich Idaho entry 1031 under Carey Act provisions states intent to prove final proof to establish his claim on the land described. He expects to show he has reclaimed and cultivated the land before state land board representative Truman at Dietrich on the day of March 1923, with two witnesses listed from Dietrich. Mothers' favorite cough remedy advertised as safe for children and widely sold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promoted as pleasant and effective.
Walter Fasting of Shoshone and Samuel & King announce intent to prove final proof under Carey Act entries for lands in Township 6 Range 16 and Township 8 Range 29 FM. They list witnesses from Shoshone and Dietrich and set hearings before State Land Board in Shoshone and Dietrich, Idaho, in March 1913.
An OCR fragment describes land entry by Fred Plus of Dietrich Idaho and mentions Geeks H. Stiles with entry No Ui under state law. It lists several signatories including Tramen Kepreei and five Stejn Land diierds at Dierrsche, with references to Thetrbet Idaho and Walker Chris Pees A Washburn.
Kevin KR Smith of Dietrich Idaho announces intent to make final proof on his land claim under the Corey Act. He plans to prove he resided cultivated and improved the land as required before D. A. Trumma, State Land Board representative, at Dietrich on March 2, 1925, listing witnesses Stanley Hundeueton Walter Grits J M Churchill and others from Dietrich Idaho.
The Dietrich Hotel will close to the public after turning December 3. The notice states no further services or access will be available past that date, with further instructions to follow for guests and bookings.
Advert says SOLACE REMEDY by Solace Co of Battle Creek offers relief for rheumatism neuralgia and headaches. Claims three German scientists discovered a pure uric acid purifier with no opiates, free box upon request, testimonials and bank official endorsement.
A witty tale recalls a bride to be who lavishes on fashion while mapping social life through mishaps. She narrates chaotic kitchen escapades in a blue serge ensemble, tomato sauce disasters, a doorbell confrontation with Harry’s mother, and a parade of relatives in a witty, socialite tone.
A quoted nature essay recalls starting on a joy ride that masked a deeper danger. The narrator discovers the vehicle was a “trouble wagon,” reframing a carefree moment into a cautionary tale about hidden risks.
James Davenport Whelpley notes in the Century that France irresistibly attracts visitors with its cities landscapes arts and leisure while the modern world’s pace and wealth push it into a fierce international trade struggle.
Fragmentary notice indicates an April sale or travel event along the Oregon Short Line from Salt Lake City to Ogden with dates through April 15 and March 22, listing an address for inquiries and references to rates and farther particulars.
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