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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1914
Page
2
In Washington and surrounding areas, Congress debates naval and military measures as mobilization intensifies. Reports describe rail strike pressures, public tax discussions, and public notices on military apparel supplies, with emphasis on home-front support and civilian morale.
Chicago dinner honors longtime lawyer praised for client loyalty and integrity. Speech highlighted his role as executor and advocate, cautioning against civilization replacing ethical duties with mercantile aims.
An advertising pitch extols Pepe's Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion, sour stomach, and heartburn. It promises five minute action, promotes appetite restoration, and asserts the product cleans the stomach and intestines without laxatives, urging immediate purchase.
In Etna area during October about 100000 pounds of parcel post were moved by multiple contractors to Salmon and Sawyers Hurtye routes. Government costs ran about 4.45 per hundred pounds while the post paid $0.50 per hundred. Total loss to the government in these shipments amounted to roughly $3770.
BPORANE Wash Nov 19 conference plans in Spokane on the seventh National Apple and Fruit Products congress. A committee will report on organic operations to preserve the fruit industry and propose a central board with expert staff to survey fruit districts and promote by products preservation.
The board met November 1 1904 and November 10 1914 to canvass the general election returns for Lincoln County. Present were Chair W J Tapper commissioners W A Moise and Thos H Goodine with Clerk Harry W Anderson. The board proceeded to canvass and abstract the votes polled at the general election.
Petrograd column argues that Russian strength, not Britain alone, can crush German militarism. It departs from Shaw's view, says Russia’s unity and cultural ties to Germany complicate alliances, and notes Russia’sWWI balance against Germany could reshape Europe’s power.
Two daughters of General Tomilovaky, a member of the Russian committee, volunteered for the war. In compliance with their request they have been permitted to dress in the soldiers’ uniforms, and will be sent to duty with the ranks.
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