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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1910

Page

3

Dam Nearing Completion In Jerome News

ER. G. Heen of Jerome visits Twin Falls as a dam project progresses toward completion. Officials project total height near 63 feet with a top length of one half mile and a base width of 431 feet. Contractors estimate substantial completion by January 1. Local progress notes include lodge activity and a dog licensing crackdown.

G. Heen Jerome Levemsee Fst Heed Twin Falls Ater Woodseer and Knigits Pythias Mr. Reed

Notice to settle debts at Purdum and Purdum firm

All those owing the firm of Pur dum and Purdum are requested to call at once and settle as we are no longer in the wealth, see and transfer business. Purdum and Purdum.

Purdum & Purdum Géorge L. Mee Tamaugh Unien Prcific Buene West Nebraska Colorado Taketa Wyoming Uneaha Hinnes Ovatia Omaha Denver Chicago St. Louis

Notice of Payment of County Warrants 1910 Lincoln County

Lincoln County warrants from 1909 to 1910 are payable at the county treasurer’s office. Series up to No 34 are included. W. Hailborne, deputy, dated October 10 1910.

Lincoln County C. W. Wernicke W. Hail Borne

Apple Show features slated for Northwest convention

The Northwest apple show plans a week of events from November 14 to 19, including a Live Wire Convention, apple packing contests, Country Life Day, College Day, and district displays. Officials stress the economic value to growers and set stage for demonstrations, cookery, concerts, and canning exhibits to boost demand and education.

J. M. Carroll Baleham Spokane Speeder Northwest Volleges Mm Saburday

National Hymn to Be Played at Public Ceremonies

The Mexican government grants a September dispensation allowing military bands to perform the national hymn at all solemn public ceremonies during independence centennial celebrations. The word solemn is left to local authorities to interpret, extending the hymn’s public use in areas where the president or governors are seldom seen.

Mexico Department of War

Stopped the Wheels of Justice in New York

A night court in New York faced a sneeze powder incident as policemen sneezed in sequence. The magistrate warned of punishment if the culprit is found. Open windows finally cleared the air and the case was left unresolved. Virgil questions whether enemy victories come from strategy or valor.

Wheels of Justice Night Court of New York

Red Hat Symbol of Time and Love in a Widow’s Tale

A milliner reflects on a widow’s two years of mourning and gradual return to color in hats from deepest black to white lavender and a final red. The broader piece asserts love as the force that keeps the world alive, noting that the best and worst men love somebody.

New York Press

Remarkable Miss Nancy Kelly Goes On Living On Hog Island

Miss Nancy Kelly, aged one hundred, celebrates her birthday on Hog Island eastern shore of Virginia. She manages her home, tends a small corn crop, and has never left Hog Island or seen a streetcar. Her memory and senses are keen, and she has never been seriously ill or taken medicine, marking her as an extraordinary local figure.

Nancy Kelly Virginia Fieg Istead Cape Charles Baltimore Sun Hog Island Miss Kelly

The Pig Tasted Mac Tale From Otago Card

The narrative recounts a Otago joke about a road contract bid by a man named McPherson bearing a pig tail, implying Chinese or Mongolian ancestry to secure the work. It recalls “Mac” in Otago and ends with a child’s mispronunciation of a surname Paine and Lipincott.

W. Pember Reeves New Zealand Otago McPherson Allee Lighttee John Mac Caledonia

Dairy Note on Milk in the Cocoanut

A brief dairy note hints at the old saying about accounting for the milk in the cocoanut, suggesting a playful or proverbial message about tracking supplies or mixing facts in a humorous line. The remark reflects a light, folksy tone typical of the era.

The Stranger on the Car Finds a Ghostly World

A fragmented narrative recalls a Stranger on a train car and a woman with a white dress as it drifts through memories of loss and grief. The scene shifts to trees, sunshine, and a haunting sense of departure, ending with a mysterious resolve to move on.

Midas Touch Turns Hat to Gold in Shop Capers

In a fanciful tale King Midas and his partner visit a shop to buy a spring hat. The queen selects a hat, Midas touches it, and it instantly turns to gold. The saleslady weighs, tests, and quotes the bill of thirty eight dollars and twenty cents more.

Midas Mirdas

Disagreeably Agreeable Divorce Claim Cited In Letter

A woman tells her lawyer she wants a divorce citing constant quarrel with her husband who sits quietly and agrees, hindering her happiness. The lawyer calls the situation truly unfortunate and notes the difficulty in resolving the dispute. Local details are unclear in the fragment.

The Charm of Lillian and the Gable Family Drama

Isabel adores Lillian Gabic and imitates her style, pressing for fashion, romance, and attention. Her mother, Mrs. Gable, grows exasperated as Isabel abandons discipline for fashion worship, until a Shangri-La of admiration shatters and Isabel reverts to her own childish routine.

Isabel Brea Lesaly Tillie Abe Lasbel Lembel Lil Max Jeanets Lille Lillian Frifars Lillien Shead Lilliaa Lilian Imeo

Taking a Car to Europe Travel Cost and Crating Details

The final cost of transporting a motor car from New York to Europe, including shipping and crating, runs about $230. Most steamship lines maintain crating departments, and while attempts have been made to dispose of crating, it remains a necessary safeguard, according to Travel Magazine.

Europe New York Travel Magazine

The Eternal Motion

Poetic reflection on nature and the soul by Julia C. R Dore, suggesting continual movement and change in life and spirit.

Nature Julia C. R Dore

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