Shoshone Journal Names and Local News Stand Adverts
An OCR fragment lists Shoshone Idaho advertisers and local sellers including News Stand of 8 E. Todd and various dealers. It mentions subscription handling and receipt details, with references to communities such as Gooding, Richfield, Rupert, Heyburn, Milner, and Acequin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Todd
Shoshone
Idaho
Gooding
Albata Jessetiie Company
Richfield
Geoene
Milner
D& Glows Co
Heybarn
Rupert
D. R Langit
Acequin
Two Unimpeachable Candidates for Idaho Speakership
The Journal endorses Hon A Parsons of Thube county for speaker and James M Wallis of Rexburg for chief clerk. Parsons is described as honest, hard working, and loyal to Republican pledges, while Wallis is praised for efficiency, diligence, and affability from the last legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Parsons
Thube County
Parsons
Janes Tf. Wallis
Rexborg
Moutu
Matey
Lennery
Wallemente
Idaho
Will Keep Every Pledge in Campaign Debate About Pledges
The piece argues that the party is bound to keep pledges from the convention and criticizes actions that would break them. It discusses Governor Heyburn, the direct primary law, and party loyalty amid rumors of a $0000 campaign fund aimed at defeating supporters of prohibition.
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Heyburn
Nui
Capperthin
Orien Lal
Bit
Bevel
Roth
He Liewers
Bow
Bewer
Itia
Republican Party
Tho
Kegan
Sy Moore
F.C
We Moore
Harry
Conat
Amd
Mit
Bendy Mae
Alexander DB
Ine McPall
Wernicke
Lew Macney
Stevennan
Burkhart
Wits
Journal Calls Legislature to Act on Promised Measures
The Journal urges the legislature to honor all pledges and to reject the idea that action on important measures must await explicit public platform pledges. It argues for decisive governance guided by the people's platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxced
Tariff Revision Asked to Ease Burdens on Public
A segment of steel manufacturers favours lowering tariffs on steel goods to preserve protection while reducing uneven pricing. The piece argues for a schedule review to remove the sting of unequal tariffs that enrich producers and burden consumers, calling this a monumental task for the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republican Party
Bazaar Next Week Attracts Episcopal Guild Sale
An upcoming bazaar hosted by the Episcopal Guild will be held at the opera house on December 1 and 2, offering fancy work, aprons, and Christmas gifts. The event features a Japanese tea booth, a fortune teller, and a wide range of houseware, with proceeds supporting guild activities. preparations have been underway for weeks and prices are set to be affordable for all ages. Separate notes report Pred W Gooding promoting a Chicago storage warehouse for Idaho sheepmen, aiming to finance wool storage, lending stability, and potential Chicago as a major wool market center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Episcopal Guild
Opera House
W. Gooding
Pendleton
Montana
Chicago
Idaho
Heyburns welcoming visit and busy town life report
Heyburn er welcomes visitors Duke of Shoshone and Senator Barah while turkey supplies remain ample. The Heyburn state Bank expands business as locals tell of water rights, tree promises, and a lively duck hunting trip on the Snake River with humorous mishaps and strong spirits.
Big Fruit Ranch Planned at Clear Lake Area
County Surveyor Keots returned from Clear Lake and reports the new fruit ranch near the lake and Snake River. Charles Marah, backed by Chicago capitalists, has purchased the Hopkins and Ratburn ranches totaling 520 acres. About 254 acres will be devoted to fruit production. the owners plan to photograph the ranch for advertising the Snake River Canyon.
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Keots
Clear Lake
Charles Marah
Chicago
Hopkins
Ratrbun
Snake River
The Reformation of Carter the Big Teen
Mrs Dibby endures her son Carter a towering eighteen year old with messy habits and blunt charm. He blunders through family life, dodging social polish and etiquette yet exudes rugged health and vitality. A simple necktie moment hints at growing awareness of outward image.
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Carter
Dibby
Brothers in Crime in a Dreaming Night Intruder in Carter Story
A tense scene unfolds as Courtney awakens in a room to a masked intruder with a revolver. The thief demands a manuscript from the desk and reveals Courtney’s poetic ambitions, probing his identity and finances before leaving him unharmed. Family dynamics frame Carter’s sudden odd change and a late-night confrontation ends with Courtney returning to bed, apparently undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
Gene
Women Suffrage Campaign Moves Along New York Trolley Route
Ui suffragists led by Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch launch trolley road campaign in upper New York counties. Speakers include Mrs de Ri vera Mrs Johnston Wood Miss Josephine Casey Miss Maud Malone Miss Cook Miss Adelaide H W Bird and Miss Helen K Hoy. Route runs along towns beside the New York Central line via Mohawk and Hudson valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Ui Suffragiats
Harriet Stanton Blatch
de Rivera
Johnston Wood
Mise Josephine Casey
Chicago
Maud Malone
New York
Cook
Cornell University
Adelaide HW. Bird
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Brothers IN Crime
Courney
Penple
Tre
Reginald Courtney
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