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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR yields vague items about the Shoshone Journal, editor proprietor Barber, subscription price noted as 52 per year, with unclear names, dates, and internal notes. Reading lacks coherent events or outcomes for a concise summary.
A troubled couple’s long-standing quarreling culminates in a breakup. The woman announces plans to move out after inviting a man to entertain at her home, while the male suitor expresses bitterness and questions the future. The scene suggests an irreconcilable rift and imminent separation.
Fragmentary note discusses daily water intake and temperature as factors in work. Mentions Me Genanes and CAL Journal with unclear names and context. Summary preserves identifiable entities while acknowledging readability limits.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Washington conference and related figures, but is largely garbled. The readable bits reference a meeting or committee action with names that cannot be reliably identified. The summary notes the uncertain reconstruction of a political or organizational gathering.
A garbled text fragment hints at awareness of importers and market reconciliation. Mentions America, St Louis, and free steel or related goods. Lacking clear facts, the item reads as a damaged note about trade, imports, and market pressures without concrete details or names.
A garbled European note suggests a misunderstanding about wealth and collection, mentioning figures Harvey McCombs Hoan Lansing Garrison and Tumulty, and a possible reference to Woodrow Wilson era Pittsburgh Gazette. The item reads as a fragmented historical mention with unclear context and source attribution.
A fragment notes that resolutions in Congress about investigations point to a claim that some deserving Democrats were removed from the Bureau of Engraving. The source cites a quote attributed to Titburg Gagetto suggesting political wrongdoing in staff decisions.
Fragmentary note reports a woman from Loulalnny in a Paris scheme tied to a $20,000,000 pit property offered for $5,000 cash. The text hints at wealth shifts and personal motives, mentioning the Uni tes Fintes and prior attempts years ago. The passage is garbled and hard to parse.
Fragmentary text discusses belief in a transformative global process and mentions key figures such as Ronnor Pring and Joye Miller, with references to nations and shared ideals. The legible lines suggest a prophetic or speculative argument about the United States and world order, though much of the wording is garbled.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions various hard to parse phrases and names. The readable parts include references to dates places and people in an unclear context. The item reads like a corrupted newspaper snippet with no coherent story or clear event.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines resembling a dated weather report or ledger entry. Key entities are unreadable. readable portions hint at measurements or notes but lack clear subjects or dates. The fragment preserves a sense of clerical record keeping and unresolved weather or event references.
Lincoln County commissioners approve quarterly accounts for 4 March 1922. The document lists salaries for county officers including Auditor, Sheriff, Clerk, Treasurer, and judges, with expenditures for court house, janitorial services, supplies, and transportation. The board adjourned to Monday, May 5, with names of elected precincts and compensation items noted.
A garbled listing extols typewriter bargains including Underwood Monarch and others with scattered brand names and model numbers. The fragment hints at sales events and price discounts but no clear dates or locations beyond Woodstock references.
A humorous note describes Lucy claiming she slept too long yet saw someone, with Hambone's Meditations style voice emphasizing the lighthearted gag about time and observation.
Public record lists a water rights filing for 4.0 cubic feet per second in Lincoln County Idaho for irrigation and domestic use on lands described in section 14 township 8 range 18 with priority noted May 9, 1914. Also an April 11, 1922 probate court order in Lincoln County for guardian authority to sell real estate of Lilly Tete Butler with hearing set May 1, 1922 and publication requirements in The Shoshone Journal.
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