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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
8
First Baptist Church announces mourning service at 9 o clock AM. Sunday School at 10 AM. Evening service at 8 o clock. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 o clock. Oregon Short Line HLH Co. manager remarks. Also includes railway and irrigation project notes and town notices about water works and land parcels.
Daily No. 1 timetable lists arrivals at Gooding Bennett Wendell Appleton Jerome and other stations with approximate times from 1:16 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. The document appears to be an old train schedule for the Southern Railroad indicating multiple stop times and stations.
Church services announced by Pastor K Helman. Moriting service at 1 4. m and morning worship at 10 a m at the Methodist church. Prayer meeting every Friday at 8 o clock.
Christ Church Episcopal holds services Sundays at 11 AM with an 8 AM Holy Communion on the second Sunday each month. Bundy School hosts 12 PM services every Sunday. Minister: Welland Roots.
In a state wide effort the article discusses emergency measures for fishing and wildlife, noting shortages of ducks and fish and the need for plans to protect wildlife. It mentions authorities focusing on inshore wildlife and the southern region, with wildlife wardens and deputies coordinating actions.
Victor Rosewater in Leslie's describes Guanajuato Mexico's cemetery with mummified borrowers and pigeonhole style catacombs. Interments vary by class with permanent tenure for first class at 100 pesos and five year occupancy for second class at 25 pesos, after which the space is vacated and rented anew.
Idaho senator Bred Gooding criticizes Governor Hawley's cash value tax plan in a Statesman interview. He argues it shifts burden to railroads and big corporations, pressures assessors to lower values, and highlights a conflict between enforcing school levy laws and allowing separate funds to be bypassed. He warns the governor risks punishment by political figures and calls the plan a dangerous, inconsistent approach.
A fragmentary line of dialogue shows a millionaire named Carter insisting on a drastic cure to reduce his own weight, to thin his son or himself, and to keep his daughter unchanged, asserting wealth will secure compliance. The source presents a puzzling, outdated tone reflecting a personal demand rather than a reportable event.
Poem reflecting on death and resurrection with contrasts of night and light. The speaker invokes Night as solemn, then finds hope in divine providence and eternal light. Ends with praise of Night and a vision of heavenly repose.
A federal grand jury returned true bills charging Kwan Ja Ives, educated Korean, with transporting women for immoral purposes and Ostrander, Oregon Short Line brakeman, with interstate commerce violations. Ostrander allegedly forged a pass and used the label Mrs. before his name to recruit a woman to travel Meant to Ogden, linking to the ring between Salt Lake City, Boise, Pocatello, and Burley.
The Promoter has proof sheets of two large Union Pacific ads run in eastern papers for months highlighting Idaho and its resources. The extract touts Idaho yielding 100 bushels per acre of grain 8 tons of alfalfa 400 to 500 bushels of potatoes 25 tons of sugar beets and a climate aiding year round outdoor stock.
A chestnut sorrel horse about 1200 pounds with N brand on the right shoulder and a heavy scar on the right fore leg was taken up at the Newman Brothers ranch seven miles south of Shoshone last Sunday night April 30. The animal is 10 to 12 years old, single harness, and shod except one shoe. Several sightseers will depart in the morning for Great Shoshone and Twin Falls to view the scenery. Mrs. George Cannell arrived from Bellevue to join Mr. Cannell who runs a lumber yard in town.
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