Apology Demand Sparks Rhostons Turbulent March
A long excerpted letter from Baltor Bhoshone Journal dated March 27 2017 letters Mr Grosse demanding apology amid a heated exchange over an article about Germany and World War I era topics. The piece critiques perceived bias and urges calm while urging readers to consider wartime history and loyalty to the nation.
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Ladies Organize First Aid Effort in Shoshone
About 20 attendees at a Shoshone afternoon meeting formed a branch of the American Red Cross to focus on first aid and sewing. Seventeen pledged to join. sewing and knitting activities will start within 10 days, with a central roll for Red Cross workers and directions for knitted items and sewing projects.
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American Red Cross
Gooding
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Before Supreme Court Panel
A habeas corpus hearing was held last Monday before a Supreme Court panel including Harley Ket, the county attorney, and Krank Kirshy. The court denied the writ under the applicable legal element.
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Weather and Rails Halted by Severe Storms and Workforce Strain
Amid relentless wind and freezing rain, crews battled to keep the Hil City branch open. Two trains stood idle as track cuts filled and rotaries froze, forcing over a hundred workers to exhaustion while rails and weather proved insurmountable. Medals of honor were praised for the effort, though nature silenced the outcome.
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Alehia
Tom Lalattey
Used Rails Bring Same Price As New
A wartime report notes rails moved from quigg old lines to be repurposed. Old 40-10 rails were torn up and stored. after the war, 280 tons were sold for 7800 dollars to a companion, about 20 dollars per ton, matching prior values. The article cites steel wheel and track reuse at curves and mentions a Popular Mechanics magazine reference.
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Tomine Companion
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Allies Press West Front Advances Amid German Withdrawals
Reports say Allied forces push along the western front in France, while German withdrawals accelerate and a new impregnable defensive line is prepared behind a fresh army. Britain and France marshal resources for summer operations as Russia's upheaval echoes global strain. The collapse of the Russian dynasty shocks Europe, intensifying fears of food shortages and wartime hunger. The piece laments growing distress in Germany and warns of possible widespread famine as autumn approaches.
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Water users interests watched by Idaho irrigation issue
A contested survey reported the Idaho Irrigation Company may hold more land than licensed, with calls to halt further sales until water rights are reassessed. Farmers and the Farmers Protective League pressed for a state engineer’s estimate on usable land, urging protection of water rights amid possible per acre cuts.
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Library Birthday Celebration Marked by Study Club Event
The Public Library observes its fourth anniversary on Friday April 13 with a program at the library room at 2 30 P M hosted by the Study Club ladies. Refreshments follow and donations of silver or books are gratefully welcomed.
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Study Club
Journal Declares Neutrality In European War Coverage
The newspaper states it remains neutral in the European conflict and refuses to favor any side or publish sensational claims about who kills the Kaiser.
The Revolution in Russia and the Fall of the Romanoffs
A dramatic account argues that a week of bread riots escalated into a near bloodless revolution overthrowing the Romanoff autocracy. It traces long opposed classes, from czars to serfs, and reflects on global implications and the uncertain future for Russia and its neighbors.
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