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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1903

Page

8

Local Brevities Reflect Small Town Movements

John Teaghan leaves for home in Oregon after a brief visit. Mrs. McTver to receive summer items May 18. W. Wheeler begins yard work and plans more labor. Akiva and Akins of Oregon attend funeral of Grandma Akina. Della Delano returns from Salt Lake City to Bellewno. Robert Wake of Malta, Cassia county, visits. New water master appointed for Little Wood river district. Mrs. Boulward returns home to Albion. Tooth picks advertised at Doc Smith's. Carson of Ft. Collina considers hay farm in local area. Annual eighth grade exams set for May 4 and 16. county superintendent notified. J. B. Halse attends Hailey district court. two water cases dismissed. Baptist revival under Rey Van England. public invited. Attorney Ed A. Walters attends district court. two water cases dismissed. Twin Falls Land Co representatives inspect canal work. progress reported. Mrs. Van Squier returns from Ault Lake City. plans Hailey summer residence. Horace Lewis mourns father J. Lewis from Pasideun. Locals speak of Idaho ties and upcoming travels. Mr. and Mrs. Todd depart for Mailey. Mallory Couhirelas Company noted for stock.

Robert Wake Malta Cassia Henes Little Wood River Boulward Chas, Dill Albion

Single Thought and Two Souls

A fragment from Lippincott's Magazine portrays a domestic dispute aboard a vehicle. A disgusted woman scolds Dennis Pla herty for smoking while he defiantly puffs and ignores her, sparking a witty exchange about fate and poison as they argue in a period tone.

Dennis Plaherty Dennis Wolfe Lippincott

New Gun Metal Coin Carriers For Women

The Chicago American notes a trend among fashionable women to wear cylindrical coin carriers on chains for paying car fare. These dainty, gun metal devices resemble small coins and spring a nickel when needed. They are mounted as ornaments, attached to long chains and jeweled with crystals, reflecting the era's style.

Chicago

Somerset Moon Planting Cabbages and Horseradish Beliefs

In Somerset superstitions plant cabbages by the waning moon to ensure vigor and fertility and deem planting out of sync with flowers or trees doomed to fail. Horseradish should be eradicated on the moon’s eve of the veil, and a West County warning forbids hillside plots under pain of death to the operator.

Somerset Diana West County London Garden

What He Had Not Noticed on Broadway Wit and a Sister

A New York Times report describes a family of witty girls crossing Broadway with a brother. A strikingly dressed girl steps ahead, her skirt held high, prompting a playful exchange about propriety and fashion. The brother’s advice yields no further remarks.

Broadway New York Times

Cape to Cairo railway plan spans vast Africa network

The text outlines a 5100 mile Cape Town to Cairo rail route with intermediates toward Zambest and connections Cairo to blue and white Nile junction. It notes Uganda railway from Mombera to Port Florence and Bulawayo Beira link, detailing segments and elevations as a step toward a continental grid.

Cape To Mombera Pacific Ocean Port Florence

Reward Offered for Dog in Colorado Rescue

A small dog in Boulder County Colorado earned a notable reward after saving a tree from a burning bridge. Frank and Du Bois of New York sent a letter with a $25 check to the dog’s owner. The owner notes the gesture contrasts the modest size of the dog with the large collar the funds could buy.

Nandsome Sm Inetrance Company Coloorado Berchise Boulder County Belo Fresh Tuicabuil Goxorado Sothern Frank & du Bois New York

Collection of tapa cloths fascinate San Francisco fans

The park museum in San Francisco displays tapa cloth specimens from Samoan, Fijian, Tongans, and Hawaiian cultures. The exhibit highlights decorative patterns, soft silk like textures, and uses such as loin drapes for dancers. Many patterns are rare and valuable as older tapa becomes scarce.

Park Museum San Francisco Fiji

Graceful Compliments From Minister Wu

On the eve of his departure from Washington, Minister Wu was pressed by a young acquaintance who asked why Chinamen take four or five wives. He answered with a grave bow that his countrymen seek many wives to find in each the beauties and accomplishments of one such young lady.

Washington China

Stonework and metals after Mt Pelee blasts

A French scientist visiting St Pierre in Martinique observes stonework largely intact but ironwork and metals erased by the Mt Pelee gas blasts. He suggests rapid chemical action formed oxides. A separate note mentions a young English man jailed for kissing six times in Odessa, later released after British consul intervention, then fined.

St. Pierre Martinique Mt. Pelee Odessa Russia

Almanz the Belgian stage manager of Caim Stage

Almanz, a Belgian stage manager of Caim Stage this season, is praised for his faultless attire and calm demeanor between acts. New York has never seen his equal, and he upholds pristine order as subordinates work amid lively scenes. The article also notes early 19th century U.S. urban growth with Philadelphia leading cities and a 5,308,483 national population, only 6 percent urban.

Caim Maurice Grau Almanz Europe New York Philadelphia Baltimore Boston

Large Catches Show Bountiful Sea Life Across Atlantic

The report notes record herrings taken in nets along the English coast and warns high prices may push the poor to cut beef from tables. It laments salt water harvests as abundant yet uneven, signaling strains on food supply and affordability.

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John Teaghan Ga Grande Ore Nintee Savita Orw Akiva Chas, Akins Oregon Grandma Akina Della Delano Gallegiato Institute Salt Lake City Bellewno Doc Smith's G, Wilson BE. Carson Ft. Collina, Cole Eigth L. M. Bursherme J. B. Halse Hailey Rey van England Ed A. Walters Walters Piler Twin Balls Land Company Raume Milner van Squier Ault Lake City Collegiate Institute Horace Lewis Todd Sod Mailey Uw Mallory Couhirelas Company Chigaga Todd Ebis Copmany sRing Moe UTZ & Dunn’s Ladies Fine Shoes G. B. Keefer T. Mi. Starrh Coltharp & Colton Silver Club Undertaker C. J. Brennan Keefer Shoshone, Idaho
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