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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
6
A garbled report outlines a Philippine election scene with references to candidates, political parties, and notable names. It hints at independence goals and foreign policy stance while mentioning Dr. Dominader Gomes and broader nationalist currents amid a contentious campaign.
Ellery Ghustead, the cowboy artist, visits Farnham Ranch and asks to paint the young woman riding with Mr. Farnham. The ranch owner refuses, prompting a terse exchange and a dramatic departure. The artist, rumored to have come from the west, faces social pushback as observers note his unconventional arrival and pursuit of portraits.
A fragmentary notice advertises two historic cabarets with rich provenance. One piece, formerly Marie Antoinette’s, came via Lefevre to Fannie Kelly and onward to Anna Keblyn’s line. The other, linked to Mrs. Jake the actress and George IV’s era, changes hands to John Graham. Also listed: a Chippendale mahogany bookcase from the Kenalodian palace, tied to the room of George I’s death.
In a downtown Danraidte exchange two figures complain about drought conditions. One warns of limited water while the other claims a preferred supply called Kthia Aruph Water. The fragmentary dialogue hints at local water scarcity and competition.
The document presents a quarterly financial report for Lincoln County Idaho covering funds operations through October 9 1907. It includes certifications by County Treasurer C W Wernickr and sworn affidavits by County Auditor Hanky W Anderson with a confirmation by Harry W Anderson.
An artist recalls Crocket's absence. A visitor explains Crocket recently came by, claiming to be hard up, and accepted a five from the artist, prompting questions about why he no longer frequents the location.
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