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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a subscription label and billing dates. It references a journal of Hale Mi Sapirasion and a news stand location at 3 K Todd, Shexhune Laho, with notes about the first of the following month and current month delivery.
A fragmented OCR list presents a slate of candidates for state and federal offices. Names include a Representative to Congress Durtoy Le Vreneh, Governor Lane Badlivan, Lieutenant Governor Lewlp Ewentown, Secretary Willord Giterd, Attorney General Daniel Mclaugall, and others with offices such as State Awndilor and Treasurer.
The input lists state senatorial and representative candidates and county officers including Commissioner district figures, clerk, sheriff, treasurer, school superintendent, assessor, coroner, purveyor, and prosecuting attorney. Names appear with several misspellings, but the scope covers a full slate of county and district offices.
A fragmented report describes a Democratic push against a Republican figure, labeled as a target of personal hatred within party circles. The piece mentions Robotic opposition to the candidate and hints at internal strife as election dynamics unfold, with emphasis on party loyalty and public perception.
The Sun calls for united Republican effort in the county to secure a large victory this year. It warns against complacency, stresses active campaigning, and asserts the party must mobilize every voter to defeat opposing forces and protect the Republican ticket. The piece notes temperance debates, local options, and echoes countywide political tensions.
A historical State paper quotes Governor Brady facing criticism and detachment as Democratic leaders debate resignation and public duty. The article accuses Brady of bias, attacks by Hawley faction, and relates a party rift over board matters and governance.
The Democratic party faces internal conflict over local option laws and the policy, with Hawley and Manley contending for governor. Hawley’s wet stance draws opposition from Never interests, while Manley’s nomination signals support for statewide wet policy amid disputes on municipal authority.
A fragment refers to a political theme with dates and a referenced republic. It mentions a calendar period and a key day of discussion. Names and places are not clearly legible in the surviving text. The piece hints at civic debate without full context or outcomes.
Frank and George Gollins traveled through Shoshone last Wednesday evening en route to Salt Lake City from Ketetun, ending a two month vacation. Frank once served as Oregon Short Line agent in the city, remembered fondly by three residents. In Colorado, Ralph P. Bickell learned of Mrs. Bickell in Toronto, 98 years old, touring the U S to visit kin. He later met her in Aspen, noting she remains lively, alert, and fully capable at age 98.
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