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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
10
Idaho Power offers 7 percent cumulative preferred stock with an easy ten month payment plan. The water powered plants total 48 650 horsepower and rely on water resources, not coal, for generation. Each $100 share can be bought with $10 down and six percent interest on each payment. details via mail coupon A.
A Brooklyn Eagle writer notes mutiny and exploration history in Arctic waters while predicting a rush of enterprise in the Baffin Bay and Davis Strait region. He cites Franklin Jeannette Scott and Sir John as examples, then describes growing interest in Alaska railways, Hudson Bay visits, and coal and gold discoveries near Nome.
In his Story of My Life Chauncey M Depew recalls a farmer client who wanted his opinion on property rights. Depew spent a week researching and charged $5. The farmer protested claiming $1 would suffice. Later the farmer admitted doubts and said he had lunched the opinion in New York.
In a heated exchange, Depew confronts an unidentified man over paying for an opinion. The man demands five hundred dollars for reading and approving the opinion, highlighting a tense clash over the value of the reader's input. The dialog hints at pressure, possible coercion, and a confrontation about compensation for publishing or endorsing content.
Canada designates a string of bird reserves in Quebec to protect seabirds like gannets and auk, at Perce Rock and nearby cliffs. No eggs may be taken and no weapons may approach the sanctuaries within a mile, aiding the international bird protection treaty goals.
Yellowstone National Park is expected to grow about 1.20 square miles if a neglected bill passes. The extension would add 30 miles south of the current boundary, encompassing Jackson Lake and Jackson Hole scenery, plus summer grazing grounds for the herd of elk and prime trout waters.
The fragment presents a Coleridge quote on human experience guiding paths past and a quip about an election night remark. It reads as a literary musing rather than a reportable event, with no identifiable people, places, or organizations beyond general references.
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