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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
4
The notice explains subscription dating and free current month access if arriving before the tenth and outlines that The Journa is for sale at the News Stand of S. E. Todd in Shoshone, Idaho. It specifies label dates and monthly renewal policy.
A slate of candidates is listed including Burton L. French for Representative in Congress Isaac XN Sullivan for Justice of the Supreme Court Janis H Brady for Governor Lewis H Bweelser for Lieutenant Governor Wilford L Gifford for Secretary of State Stephen D Paylor for State Auditor OY Allen for Treasurer Daniel G McDougall for Attorney General Grace M Shepherd for Superintendent of Public Instruction Hubert XN Bell for Inspector of Mines and Eadword A Walters for Lastriot Judge.
A county slate led by Fred W. Gooding for senator and Vernon V. Bower M. W. Smith for representatives pledges party solidarity. The piece urges centralized schooling, party unity, registration, and campaign activity to secure victory in the upcoming election. It lists local officials and stresses a unified platform aligned with current economic issues and county goals.
The piece argues for liberal republicanism, urging unity for a sweeping November victory. It explains steam turbine adoption in ships and locomotives, noting efficiency gains and coal savings. It also praises Governor Brady’s primary election reform and aligns the administration with popular will.
The piece notes split views within the Democratic ticket with Hawley and Badley supporting opposing sides on local option and prohibition. Hawley backs enforcement of local option yet opposes it in practice, while Badley, a leading prohibitionist, aids defeat of Governor Brady. The text argues Hawley’s stance undermines any dry vote gain and highlights Badley’s awareness of Hawley’s real position.
Spokane reports that Idaho is not a dry farming state but has vast dry land areas that can be successfully farmed without irrigation. Professors Farrell and Bowman note several hundred thousand acres in Idaho suitable for dry farming and highlight exhibits of Turkey wheat and broom corn from farmers near American Falls and Oneida County.
Northwest settlers may move in autumn as railroads set uniform west bound fares. An inaugural $26 from St Paul and Missouri River points, $33 from Chicago, and $82 from St Louis aims to spread spring energy into fall migration. A Fresno man reportedly died after choking on a joke about a hunting trip. Christ Church Episcopal notes Sunday school at noon and no services until October 30 at 7 30 p.m. Return from general convention anticipated.
The Northwest push for better highways gains strength as automakers and the Western Automobile Association rally auto clubs from major cities. Farmers and motorists clash yet unite on roads, with Washington county commissioners pledging support after September primary elections. The piece also includes a light aside from a smoking cigarette quote about youth troubles.
A concise reflection on how yesterday’s luxury becomes today’s common goods and tomorrow’s necessity, illustrating evolving value, consumer trends, and societal shifts from production to perception. The statement frames economic and cultural transformation across time.
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