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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reflects a Lincoln inspired appeal urging Americans to avoid enmity and preserve bonds of affection. It evokes the famous lines about the mystic chords of memory and the better angels of our nature to sustain the nation through division and upcoming elections.
Fragmented OCR-style passage alleges Capital News biased against Senator Borah, claiming it protected Governor Stour’s murderers and attacked opponents. It describes a feud with The Leader and mentions motives to boost or damage Borah’s political standing amid a national crisis.
Bate Moosers chairman Gipson vows firm stance as Idaho campaign heats up. The public figures behind the Republican candidates face scrutiny over messaging and strategy as tensions rise within the party.
A heated editorial questions Gipson actions promoting a state primary law. It accuses him of pressuring Republicans, linking him to party operatives from other groups, and attacks a Republican congressional candidate as morally compromised. It likens Democrats to allies and accuses manipulation by party workers.
Warnings in a fragmentary notice urge support for M Ruboles for the Sin Prosecuting Attorney post. A separate item mentions a Fresno man and a farm couple, with a terse call to apply at George Gaches.
A harsh critique traces Idaho forest reserves to Roosevelt era policy, asserting executive actions blocked development and taft’s administration faced backlash from Pinchot. Claims of political funding from Eastern interests seek to keep western resources undeveloped and laments the Bull Moose movement.
A notice states that Pure Food and sanitary inspector Wallis and his deputy visited town to collect licenses from boarding house operators. Those conducting without a license face fines and court punishment. Seek and secure license promptly.
Cardinal Gibbons says if anyone recorded the phrase De allne and Pall of the American republic he would not call it an invading army but a warning against sloth negligence and political apostasy of American citizens urging consideration of public affairs.
Addison T Smith, a Idaho representative candidate, outlines his platform on progress, government, and reform. He defends tariffs, speaks for wage-earners, and champions public oversight while urging sturdy leadership by capable, public-spirited representatives. He cites experience with the Idaho delegation and pledges to work for the general welfare and economic fairness.
Topeka Capital reports a city school program merging manual training into grammar and high schools. Pupils learn economical home practices, including hat trimming, dress making, furniture repair, and prudent shopping. Students cook for themselves and teachers as part of the hands on course led by Prof. A H Winter, aiming to align with modern needs and local environments.
A fragment notes testimony from Shoshone residents, describing communal experiences and local voices. The text references a city scene with neighbors and friends sharing stories, emphasizing personal recollections and informal discussions.
The Cosmopolitan Group seeks a representative in Shoshone and nearby areas to handle subscriptions renewals and expand circulation by successful methods. Salary and commission. Experience preferred but not essential. Full time or spare time. Address with references Charles C Schwer The Cosmopolitan Group 381 Fourth Ave New York City.
Registration books reopen after the first to stay open for two months, allowing those who missed the primary registration to qualify for the general election. Voters must register if not already registered this year.
Notice of publication for final proof by Dave Masters and Frank Y Hayman, both Dietrich Idaho residents, claiming land under the Carey Act of March 2 1899. Proof to establish reclamation and cultivation will be made before D A Trumann on November 4 1912 in Sho shone Idaho. Witnesses from Dietrich include Reed Pennell Bates Alice Bates.
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