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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1914

Page

8

Spotted Fever Claims One More Victim in Richfield

A.D. Crothers, known as Hert, died Friday at his Richfield home from a spot ted fever acute attack. He had lived in Richfield five years and operated a leather and hammer shop. Survived by widow, one child, his elderly father, and three brothers in Ohio and along the Hig Wool river. Funeral Saturday with services, burial in Boshane. many flowers sent in his memory.

A.D. Crothers Richfield Mr. Crothers Bhosheow Wool Orville Bhoshane Richfiell

Vet skin and blemish 제거 offer from Utah Mail Order Company

Unreadable OCR fragment advertises a wire cut treatment for animals promising removal of blemishes and lameness. It claims to be prepared by competent veterinarians and offers a free communication. Located in Salt Lake City Utah with address 180 North Main.

Utah North Matw Salt Lake

Wool clip heavily sold with brisk Idaho sales noted

About eighty percent of the wool clip is sold at a total around 7,000,000 pounds. Prices rise from 16 to 18 cents per pound as buyers flock to Idaho markets. Most of the season’s wool has already moved, and further sales may be limited by remaining rentals.

Taha Merches Idaho Tuyere

Death from blood poisoning in Bellevue News staffer

William W. Dryden, a Bellevue News publisher and longtime local figure, died Monday from a blood poisoning infection. An earlier hand injury spread to his arm and shoulder, then rapidly throughout his body, leaving a young man described as mature beyond his years.

William W. Dryden Bellevue News Olde

Gooding Notes On Retirement and Local Events

Numerous testimonials praised WL Davis retiring Gooding high principal who had gone to Nebraska. An address at a district meeting drew comments from citizens about the school and campus, while other notes mention a recent wedding and community changes in the area.

Davis Gooding High Hehoot Nebraska Judee Allehin Fine Tikth Braduyt- Jig Vlane Toven Thik Campas United Binten Senate Marl Dolte

Card of Thanks and Community Grief

A note of thanks expresses gratitude for funeral support and sympathy from friends and relatives. Names of local Crothers family members and others are listed as recipients of kindness. The text also mentions political context and economic notes about Democratic party activity and reductions in industrial employment at Baldwin Locomotive Works and related impacts.

Tanitt Bs Enitien Burt Gnd & General Reduetinn

Idaho Pavilion at San Francisco Exposition Opens

Idaho marks its Day at the San Francisco exposition with the completion of the Idaho pavilion. Major Fred I Steed led ceremonies as Governor Blaines and other officials praised Idaho's resources, industry, and plans for expansion, while officials and dignitaries outlined the pavilion's significance and future opportunities.

Idaho Frenchiew Fred I. Steed Joseph H. Ayutehinnen Hemtens Ant KR. B Hale Peank RR. Coffin Nate of Idaho Pavilion San Francisco J. Major Meed John M. Blaines Bn Pert Haines Stat Atete Haho Tahoe Minne Iuhe Society of California Jackson Eetty Mra W. F. Wiliams Thatefeo J. T. Randall Joseph P Pallar Seanestary Fred B Itead Jawnph FM Mutehingan Holt Beith Aluait Coluanbin Club

Lost horse near Algul court case ends with discharge

A horse named Algul vanished from its owner Mr John Bourner on May 1 and was later found in a nearby coulee bearing a bullet wound. After investigation Mr Turner had charged an accused man with the crime, but the court found insufficient evidence and the defendant was discharged by Justice War. The incident raises tension in the locality as farming and trespass concerns grow.

Algul Jobo Bourner Neinbors Truner Melts Shashkon Trobune Justice War

Stray Animal Issue Sparks North Side News Debate

A fragment recalls a four year old incident when Mr DeVoe lost an animal under harsh conditions. The piece urges tighter controls against stray animals and calls for the rightful offender to be held responsible to protect animal owners.

DeVoe North Side News

Death of Eugene Burgess in Salt Lake City

Eugene Burgess died at a Salt Lake City hospital after a long illness from intestinal obstruction. His body will be brought to Shobone for interment. Survived by wife and two children. He worked for the railroad and previously with the telephone company. Funeral arrangements pending with The Modern Wood in charge.

Eugene Murgess Salt Lake City Shobone Charles C. Burgess Lves Railroad Company Telephone Company Kla Bedelde

Addison T Smith in Idaho politics this year

Representative Addison T Smith, noting his long service in Washington, cannot return home even for the primaries. Yet friends affirm his steadfast faithfulness will be rewarded as Idaho politics show certainties this season despite uncertainties in the political landscape.

Addison T. Smith Washington Mr. Smith Idaho

Land Board Notice to Lewis H. Joy Contest of Patent Cancellation

State Board of Land Commissioners Boise Idaho notifies Lewis H. Joy at Dietrich Idaho that he has 20 days after service to file an answer contesting Carey Patent No 603 issued June 17 1909 by Kinne. The notice cites failure to meet cultivation and reclamation requirements under state law and board rules. If no answer is filed by day 30 after appearance, default judgment may be entered. publication completes service after the last publication. Dated April 2 N Jen ness Reair

State Board of Land Commission Boise Idaho Kinne Mortland Oregon Cone Texte Lewis H. Joy Dietrich Agnestinon Carey Kinno Stile Board of Land Comariastoners Fiteg Jad Uskx Ion N. Jenness

Notice to Contractors on Idaho highways bids

Notice to contractors announces sealed proposals by the Idaho highway commission Boise for six major highway segments across Bannock, Bingham, Blaine, Bonneville, Jefferson, Madison, Fremont, Gooding, Lincoln, Twin Falls counties totaling about sixty eight miles plus 17 more in the Buhl district. Separate bids for grading and bridges. five percent bid guarantee. deposits for plans. bonds required. bids due 19 o'clock a.m. Monday June 8, 1914. plans available at state highway engineer office in Boise and at Pocatello. The Shoshone High school game report follows with a 7 to 5 loss at home.

Idahotate Highway Commission Boise Idaho Bannock County Portnent Cammon McCammon Dempsey Downey Pocatello Power Rand Ross Fork Buhul Highway Holse Itho Oles Theo Turner Cheirman State Highway Commission Téahe Turner W. Gifford

Death notice for Charles A. Tatte in Washington

The body of Charles A. Tatte of Grand View died of heart disease and was forwarded from Shoshone to Villa Washington for burial. He was 31 years old.

Charles A. Tatte Grand View Foe Villa Washington Burli

Public Notice of Final Proof for Carey Act Land

J John H Evans of Shoshone Idaho assignee of Jos C Pence assignee of Fannie Palmer gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish claim to lands in Section 25 Township 45 Range 16 E B M. He will prove residence reclamation and cultivation before A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone on June 6 1914 with witnesses Walter Hastings Fred Joy Harry Bil litt Lee P Bates all of Shoshone Idaho May 2 June 6

J. John H. Evans Shoshone India Jos B. M A. Truman State Land Board Thafea Tee Walter Hastings Fred Joy Harry Biliott Lee PF. Bates Shoshona Idaho

Incessant Cough Linked to Nasal Catarrh and Peruna Cure

The piece notes that a severe cough signals grave symptoms and nasal mucus dripping into the throat may cause stomach catarrh. Mrs Bourland of Frankston Texas credits Peruna with curing years of chronic cough and mucus drainage after using five bottles, adding tablets are available for those who object to liquids.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beat Crothers Poigon Gooding Fen Mabel Crothern Crekers Marl Barnes Claretive Crutl Tverert Crithere Orville Crothers Delbert Crothers Remington Remington Monarch Smith East First South Street Yirot C. Motte Shoshone, Idaho Aden Matlin Willow Street New Haven Conm Eugene Burgess Six Woot River Bridge North Shozhonn Jay Great Shoshone and Twin Falls C. F. Borden
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