Fragmented SHOSHONE JOURNAL on insects birds and fashion
A faded SHOSHONE JOURNAL piece discusses pine moths cedar defoliation and insect threats to forests, alongside notes on birds like prairie chickens quail and the impact of hunting trade in plumes and hats. It references New York figures and agricultural counsel amid wartime commentary and cultural fashions.
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New York
Zook
M. Forbush
Coekiens
Sanmare
Bitte
Eae
Brumels
Acre
Reforms and delays in legal reporting and court access
A writer critiques contempt of court rulings and divorce coverage while arguing that press freedom clashes with legal procedure. The piece analyzes how reporters, lawyers, and courts interact, noting delays in higher courts and the impact of red tape on timely justice.
Law's Delay Reforms Spark Taft Era Accusations
Fragmentary text depicts critique of delayed legal reforms and political figures taft and Yale, labeling present conditions as national disgrace. Tone suggests ongoing debate about reform and perceived wasteful delays without full sentence clarity.
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Praelden Taft
Sfee
Leather used in autos signals shift away from animal hides
The article notes a looming shift in auto manufacturing as big firms consider replacing leather with synthetic or alternative materials. It explains how hides are processed into grains and splits for autos, with splits gaining demand as leather prices rise, and warns that leather may be eliminated from upholstery and tops in future models.
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Valle
Newark
Sorrows of Paper Hanging in a Home Decor Dilemma
A fragmented piece discusses wallpaper selection, harmony in rooms, and the drag of design choices. It contrasts buyer indecision with practical issues of matching colors with woodwork and furnishings, hinting at the tension between taste and living space. The piece ends with a question about pleasing women in the household.
Wilsons Cabinet Faces Lincoln Resemblance in Treasury Lead
William Gibbs McAdoo, the treasury secretary, bears a facial likeness to Lincoln. Lindley M. Garrison, secretary of war, is described as a Philadelphia lawyer who later practiced in New Jersey, highlighting their backgrounds.
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William Gibbs McAdoo
Treasury
Lincoln
Lindley M. Garrison
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Notable Early 20th Century Officials and Public Figures
A collage notes several leaders including William Keenings Bryan successor to Knox as secretary of state, James Clark McReynolds famed as a trust buster and Vanderbilt professor, Josephus Daniels the Navy secretary with newspaper ties, Albert Sidney Burleson the long time postmaster general and large cotton grower, William Bauchop Wilson labor secretary and Wilson family background, Franklin Me Lane interior appointee and Prince Edward Islander. A separate notice invites participation in a May excursion to Magic Reservoir from Shoshone and nearby districts with fare details and signups to local tract officials.
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James Clark Mcfteynolds
Vanderbilt Law School
United States
Roosevelt
Franklin Me Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Man
San Francisco
Magic Reservoir
Clady
North Shoshone
Me. Grewell
Dietrich Tract
Fred Gwin
Dietrich
Idaho Trrigaton CO
Smoke Nuisance and Electric Solution Endorsed
A reader cites Chienge damages at 13 million annually with 8 million from maintenance costs for railroads. Locomotive smoke harms health. electrification of railroads and factory smoke burners are proposed. Electricity at cost for homes could curb pollution, if plants are built and shared.
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Somebady
Chienge
Bywry Family
I Chifenge
Newek Evening Post
Twenty Millions for Baltimore Sewage System Modernization
Baltimore commits twenty million dollars to complete a cutting edge sewage system praised as the world’s most modern anti disease service. Officials argue the investment saves lives and reduces medical costs by improving sanitation and eliminating disease spread.
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Baltimore
Notice Seeking Bids for Sprinkling Season
The Board of Trustees of Shoshone Village invites sealed bids for sprinkling season one. Bids due by 7 p.m. May 5th. Village will furnish a sprinkler and water, sprinkle streets ten hours daily with five on Sundays. A bond of 8500 is required for faithful performance. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Harry W. Anderson, Clerk.
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Village of
Shoshone
Te Rikhh
Harry W, Anderson
Buhl Hagerman Car Line Seeks 8 Miles of Right of Way
J Stewart Clark announces securing eight miles of right of way along the south side of the Shy Snake River for the electric line connecting Buhl and Hagerman. He has linked up options on land along the survey and plans further acquisitions.
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J. Stewart Clark
Buhl
Hagerman
Snake River
Clark
Fish Survive Flooded Camas Creek After Ice Gorge
An ice gorge on Camas Creek last week caused a flood that washed trout from the stream onto the prairie among sage brush. Settlers recovered hundreds of pounds of fish while many were left to rot as water receded.
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Figby Star
Camas Creek
Question of Etiquette Teaches Grammar Lesson
A teacher reads a sentence about the horse and the cow in the field and asks Mary what is wrong. The New York Irish Union jokes that Mary knows politeness better than grammar. Mary answers that the lady should be mentioned first.
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Mary
New York
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