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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
2
Local notices describe the Morse Store promoting new line of Hobble Skirts and stock of children outfits. Residents like Prank Py Gwinary and Jerome visitors frequent the county scene while Mrs Molt McPwll Alberia visit Gooting and Hailey on various errands.
For sale at reasonable prices, 200 purebred rams and ewes. High class stock including English and American prize winners. See me at Blue Lakes ranch or write to Moore, Hotel Perrine, Twin Falls, Idaho. T. B. Perrine. 35-4
The timetable lists daily departures with afternoon arrivals including Gooding Art, Bennett, Wendell, Appleton, and Arad, showing a February 17, 1900 effective date. D.C. MacWatters as Vice-President and General Manager and F.C. Bush as General Passenger Agent signed the notice.
Fragmentary poem depicting routines and hopes of simple living with animals and travel dreams. The lines describe daily meals, guarding, and a plan to yacht the ocean, ending with a strange image of a dogfish and wet weather.
A narrator voices cautions about candy purity and health risks amid flirtatious exchanges at a soda fountain. The dialog shifts to light bets on manners, prudence, and moral proverbs about marriages, appearances, and luck, ending with a string of maxims on prudent behavior and fate.
A boy questions how Santa can enter their flat without a chimney. The child imagines Santa being seated by a basement door, while a janitor threatens to oust him before he can unpack his gifts, signaling grim prospects.
In a lighthearted exchange a man with muddy knees notes a human side to gardening and asks which vegetable has a nose. A frayed cuff observer jokes about a vegetable with ears, while a fireman evasively quips that the onion smells strongest of all plants.
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