Vole eT NoS leaves 10400 m 17 leaves 11M p.m.
Vole eT NoS departs at 5 20 p m with 11M noted after 17 leaves and 10400 m in the sequence. The fragment indicates a schedule item or routing detail but lacks full context or names.
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
2
Vole eT NoS departs at 5 20 p m with 11M noted after 17 leaves and 10400 m in the sequence. The fragment indicates a schedule item or routing detail but lacks full context or names.
Train schedule fragment listing departures and arrivals including Gooding Appleton and Jerome with times around 4:00 p.m. 4:50 p.m. 5:20 p.m. References a Bush and multiple stations in 1940 timetable shorthand preserved in OCR.
Wise and Otherwise The Uitle daughter of Me and Mes! We A. Thayer is Al with a severel attack of fever KOM Gsting was a business viewer to the Twin Falls county Het Wowk Ful fh. Karteke of Jeremie was dn the county anat Saturday being called here of eonesty bubs W. 1. Mewek of the Itaba Terigathoy office of this city was in I eatelle Ob DUlstme over Sumy Fe turning Memlay morning Jobe Po Vieweut of Hupert was transacting county business iy Sho phen Huslet of Ue week He re turned to this tome Saturday A. Eimer assistant manager of the Hitihe Errigation company wie a divisnons vietter in he capital ety tur few days tke fest of Le week dutigy B.A. Walters who is cau fivedl te his feee with an attack of typhoid fever te getting along tiedy voder Dir 0. W Tail John Curras of Hagerman ship jee 1X Carlos Of sliwep to Chiva ey this week He states Ubal Un qnefils have been below the average bie season but even with this dis advantage the flocks wil give good returns Clive Gazette The Ten Cent Theatre had two clever vaudeville sketches last Friday and Saturday nights put on ly Heary the jail breaker and Miss Edeth Berger in songs and dancing Henry the jail breaker nontified the house both evenings toy getting full of some very tight places such as being rallied up in a box and getting out without assistance Tracing hapelf from a straight jacket etc Miss Berger was an artist in singing and dancing and received several well deserved encores The was crowded both nights and one was satisfied the ever entertainment on
The report covers Mine Alberti Ghuire performing at the Star theatre in Hoan, with a noted audience reaction. It also notes Iva Kunz starting a cheese manufacturing plant by converting an old dairy, promising monthly profits, and regional reactions from nearby ranchers.
The home of OG. 4. Manner at a Caney ranch, twelve miles southwest of Shoshone, burned on the Wily day of November 3 due to an airtight heater. The house and contents, including clothes, bedding, furniture, $2600 pounds of flour, beans, wheat, vegetables, were lost. Manner was away at the tre and his wife away. The family includes two girls and three boys. Shoshone residents are donating clothing and eye wear, with Jerome as the post address for contributions. water shortages worsen the hardship and neighbors are urged to help meet winter needs.
A Christmas offer proposes a one year subscription to The Youth's Companion for 1.75, delivering 52 weekly issues and full access to the 1911 volume's 250 stories and 50 exclusive contracts by noted authors. New subscribers receive all remaining 1910 issues, plus a 1911 calendar lithographed in colors and gold. gift givers may obtain an extra calendar copy. The notice invites addressing 144 Berkeley St Boston for further details.
A long discussion argues railroads must secure fair rates and labor terms as costs rise for materials while transportation prices fall. Editorial note cites Pacific Northwest disputes, stockholders, and railroad brotherhoods urging balance between managers, owners, and workers amid ongoing rate orders.
A successful hunt by DL. and ER Crothers of Sho shon powered through town with a wagon load of big game from a two week trek around Hyndman Peak and Copper Basin. They reported three mountain sheep five goats and two deer plus other game used for food. One mountain sheep head had a 1% inch base horn circumference and 20 across tips. They praised the weather and the country. S. P. Newman looked after South Side tract business and plans to feed part of his sheep this winter.
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