Tax Exempt Refuge Annual Income Report Unclear Figures
The fragment from The Shoshone Journal discusses U S tax exempt income figures, noting a transfer of ownership and private secrecy around tax data. It cites varying income estimates from 205000 to 750000 and references bonds and corporate interests affecting tax liability.
Cheta Harve recalls Cheyenne days and community spirit
Views and reminiscences recount Cheta Harve’s arrival in Shoshone in 188? as the town's first locomotive man. He recalls hardships, early shopwork, and kindness from locals while praising communal effort to build a better town. The piece reflects on law, reform movements, and neighborhood solidarity in a rough frontier setting.
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High Postage Costs and Highway Maintenance Costs Highlighted
A disrupted communication from the Universal Postal Union outlines steep postage charges, noting 200,000 rubles for a letter and 120,000 rubles for a sack of mail with reduced rates for other items. The article compares ruble values to fractions of a cent and references highway maintenance plans tied to major public works.
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New York
Rigaete
Idaho Irrigation conflict over water blamed on providence
The article recounts a dispute where settlers faced large losses when an irrigation company failed to provide adequate water. Courts prepared for fights as the company ceased selling land and blamed Providence for water shortages, with Judge Ensign noting the issue was not the company’s fault. The piece hints at a transition to the settlers once the project was turned over.
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Ition Company
Aetitors
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Migeo
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Anget
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Candidate Announces Bid for County Commissioner Third District
A. Bath Jr announces candidacy for county commissioner third district and seeks support. B. Dardees runs as a candidate for state representative on the dean ticket. details unclear.
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A. Bath, JR
Representitv
Dean
Resea
J B Dardees
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