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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1899

Page

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Economy Gas Lamp Claim Promises Safe, Cheap Light

An old advertisement extols the Economy Gas Lamp as the largest economical light before the public. It claims one hundred candle power for half a cent per hour, sixteen hours per fill, and no chimney cleaning or wick trimming. Endorsements from W S Walker of Boise and P deS Olney endorse its insurance benefits and utility for homes and enterprises.

W.S. Walker Boise Idaho P. Des. Olney Board of Fire Writers ‘of the Pacific W. S. Walker C. John Lincoln Blaine Cassin Custer

A choice line of smokers at Benter's shop

A brief note records a display of smokers and goods at Benter's, highlighting the range of items available and a likely promotional emphasis. The snippet suggests store offerings and customer interest in the shop's selection.

Benter’s

Local notices span travel, housing, and post changes

Mark Kahn passed through to Oakley on the 3rd. Mr. Burton notes the weather shifts like a woman's mind. Mr. Gough's house was completed Monday. Sam Wright is expected back soon. Rock Creek Post Office moved from Stricker's to Robison's two miles upstream. Arbor Day promised plantings too far advanced for transplanting.

Mark Kahn Oakley Rock Creek Stricker Robison

Irrigation Work and Local Developments Near King Hill

Ranchmen irrigate crops as alfalfa suffers winter kill while Alex Minton and Harry Wentworth relocate to King Hill. Workers clear sagebrush from Mullens Canal Co reservoir bottom and Fred Bliss with Walter Burkhard construct a defensive looking dike. A New York note reports silver certificates at 64 to 65 cents, with 65 last seen in 1897, amid debates on demand and global factors. The piece cites inflationary wages and tariff benefits in a broader economic mood from Harrisonburg, Virginia to Chroncle.

Mullens Canal Co New York Stock Exchange China

McKinley seen as likely next Republican nominee

A late congress canvass suggests about 90 percent of Senators and Representatives expect President McKinley to seek a second term if willing. The outlook credits his administration with reviving prosperity after Democratic misrule and a costly foreign war, noting broad support for his liberal policies and their historical sanction.

McKinley Oswego Times

Senter's Shoes and Dry Goods Ad Promises Low Prices

Store invites customers to visit often with low prices on men and boys shoes and dry goods. Claims new stock from Geo. D. Sivers & Co. and 2000 pounds of cream chocolate and mixed candies just arrived at Senter's with urging to call early and examine offerings.

Senter’s Geo. D. Siviers & Co

Local grocers offer low prices and new goods

Daily fresh groceries at bottom prices from Geo D Saviera Co s Custer and City Meat Market. Fresh water and salt water fish arrive every Thursday. A new article soap 30 bars for 1 dollar. Wallpaper samples number Lane 1500 and painting and decorating services. Be W Horton sells Rock Springs coal Sho shone. Ladies seek stylish oxford shoes in tan and black, latest styles.

Geo. D. Saviera & Co S Custer GEO. D. Saviers & Cos Lane

Teacher's Examination in Shoshone Idaho May 25 1890

Leah M. Burnside, County Superintendent, announces a three day teachers certificates examination at the High School building in Shoshone Idaho beginning Thursday May 25 1890. Applicants must pay one dollar to the County Superintendent before taking the exam.

Shoshone Idaho Leah M. Burnside

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Hoek Spring E. W. Horton UBER Doc Smith Shoshone, Idaho Mort A. Weaver J. F. Kenly Mort St. Weaver Johnson & Gage Waters Shoshone W. K. Baugh, M. D Spano J. M. Rogers D. D E. E. Brooks Land Office Department Lincoln County Watere George L. Evevern Snake River Sam Wright Bliss Idaho Alex Minton Harry Wentworth King Hill Fred Bliss Walter Burkhard Harrisonburg Chronicle Lewiston Land Board Teller Steunenberg Steanenberg Royal Protestant Episcopal Church D. W. Galway Warner Senter BE. W. Horton Rock Springs
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