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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
8
A damaged OCR line hints at a personal matter or device issue. Readable terms suggest emphasis on attire or a request involving a finicky tool. Context remains unclear due to garbled text. The piece appears to be a brief local item with limited identifiable names or places.
The readable parts describe a rough ad style message claiming a product named TZ fixes sore tired feet. It mentions footwear and a discount offer with phrases about relief and quick results, though the text is distorted and hard to follow.
A fragmentary report notes Gooding defeated, with confusion over teams and scores. It mentions a protracted game at the bent grounds, a disputed attendance, and a county attorney absent or ineffective in a shooting case. An advertisement offers veterinary remedies and a Utah mail order firm with a street address.
Wammunition May 1 reports experts from the Department of Agriculture will lead a campaign to eradicate cholera in Twin Falls county Idaho. About 26 000 allotted from a 900 000 appropriation funds will cover field work supervised from Washington with Idaho cooperating. The effort will extend across the Minidoka Jerome and surrounding districts including SalmonAlteh and Wheh One tracts and may expand to other interior Idaho areas once eradication advances. A separate program will study potato diseases at Jerome with a 10 0900 grant and field men will participate in Minidaka project.
The article discusses strong points made by Gooding at Twin Falls about enforcing laws and rallying support for Senator Moroh and the Republican party. It covers views on reform, direct election of senators, and the party’s unity, with emphasis on Southern representation changes and Borah credit.
Contests filed against John Whitlow of Kimama Idaho and George W Ray of Shoshone Idaho under Carey Act. Notice outlines cancellation grounds for contested entry due to abandonment and failure to build a house. Final proof scheduled May 16 1914 with witnesses Parker Dod Parker C C Weeks Purdam and Weeks. Public notices dated April 17 April 24 and May 1 1914.
A large red boar, about 200 pounds, was found on the premises three miles northwest of the Sir Woot river bridge in North Shoshone tract. Owner must pay charges and claim the animal. Jacob Huber. For sale Westinghouse 2-horse motor new, bargain at Journal office. also 4 lay.
Partially legible county records list several 1914 deeds and claims in various townships. Entries mention Hubert H. Hamnussen, Carl Heth, Phillip Roth, Harvey W. Turlebaus, and others with transfers of rights and possessory claims to quarters and blocks, including mentions of NE quarter and Sec numbers.
Notice for publication by Join H Evans entryman of final proof on land described in Carey Act entry. Claim located in Township 43 Range 10 12 about SE quarter of Berm Lion 26 and SW quarter of NTE quarter of Sao Hon 25 07 Township 16 Range 16 1 6. Proof to be made before O A Truman at Shoshone Idaho June 6 1914. Witnesses Walter Hastings Fred Joy Harry Millott Lee F Bates all of Shoshone Idaho.
A Fort Pierce woman narrates a decades spanning endorsement of Peruna for catarrh of the stomach and bowels. She credits Dr Hartman, notes weight gain from 102 to 122 pounds after multiple bottles, and recalls ongoing use since 1901 with letters through 1912.
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