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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
4
Paul Clagstone warns against progressivism and Roosevelt era liberal construction. The piece critiques party lines, warns of centralized power, and notes Clagstone's Idaho address urging caution in pursuing progressive theories.
The report recounts Judge Stewart facing criticism during his Supreme Court service over a contested issue. It notes supporters of the Third Term candidate muttering against him while he maintained composure. The piece portrays public pressure, party motives, and vow to uphold the law amid heated political climate.
Theodors-Ronmevert told AO and a newspaper crew last Tuesday with bin at enemy toll, he has not enjoyed real war time since the heat two weeks ago when shot, but is ready for what lies ahead. He plans to stay active in politics, maintaining ties to the Progressive Party while anticipating its possible absorption of the Republican and Wild party factions into a unified reform movement.
Charles G. Summer credits Idaho Republican papers and the State Central Committee for a decisive victory. He praises loyal newspaper support, extensive publicity, and coordinated efforts by George A. Day, KG. Davis, James R. Stotts, and EB. F. Von Valenburg, noting broad press collaboration and absence of vilification. Boise Statesment notes Red Cross shoe shipment arrives.
Hattimore, a senator, delivered an election eve sermon warning against prophetic campaigns and urging loyalty to the republic. He likened government to a complex machine with autonomous states and stressed patriotism, church and state harmony, and citizen engagement in public affairs.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble and back pain. testimonials from individuals in Gowling Idaho and Buffalo New York claim relief, urging readers to ask for the Dean's Kidney Pills by Foster Milburn Co. at 60 cents.
Advertisement fragment announces a help wanted for man and wife with Fresno request and George Gaches in Shoshone, plus dairy delivery and clothing items. Contains dairy pricing and promotional lines for coats and ruff neck sweaters, with a noisy wrap of stray phrases and incomplete lines.
In Lincoln County Idaho Fourth District Court Daniel J. Benson sues Helen Benson to dissolve their marriage and grant related relief. Defendant must answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served out of district. October 5, 1912. Frank T. Disney Attorney. Clerk Harry W. Anderson.
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