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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1912

Page

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Bond Issue for Shoshone Roads

Bonds executed Wednesday for an 80 000 issue by the Shoshone Highway Tax District will be available soon. Fred W. Gooding as president A J N treasurer and Harry W secretary signed the blanks to be delivered to Coy & Co of Chicago. The district, first in Lincoln County and in Idaho, bears the pioneering burden with 10 and 20 year bonds bearing interest. Expected that other districts will later place bonds at 5 to 6 percent though not possible on the first issue.

Fred W. Gooding A. J. NJ Harry W Messers Coy & Co Chicago Vincoln Ydaho Anderson Akle

Roosevelt Support Divides Shoshone Vote Talk

Charles S. Finlayson and residents Gilbert White B A Diesel and W Custer in Boise discuss Shoshone politics. They report a Roosevelt lead of 65 to 75 percent with Wilson and Taft sharing remaining support, the split reflecting planned write in and ballot tactics.

Charles S. Finlayson Shoshone Gilbert J. White B. A. Diesel W. Custer Boise Inst Wiel Capital News Texinion Supreme Court Mr. Finlayson Taft Wilson Roosevelt Pinlayson Theeel Custer Pinmayson Diesel Wilon White Shoshoné

Shower of Kitchen Utensils for Popular Young Lady

A large kitchen shower occurred for a well known young woman at a new home owned by Charles Carter in the South Gooding tract. Fire destroyed the $2,000 house, forcing the Carter family to flee. Dorothy Crawford hosted the event, with many local women and Miss Alta Gooding attending in a crowded, festive setting.

Charles Carter South Gooding Mr. Carter Dorothy Crawford Mesdames Bowler Me Fall Horn Whitenack New- Inger Alta Gooding Pearl Good Arke Cannnon Gallagher Brenan Burnside Mabbut

Prizes Won for Irrigation Co at Totse Fair

The Idaho frunkation company earned many premiums at the Totse fair with Netted Gem potatoes scoring 98 and alfalfa 96. Waho Irrigation Co swept first on many crops including White Burbank and Netted Gems. Lincoln county exhibit won first sweepstakes at the Inter Mountain fair. Miss Matilda Montgomery is at Boise for the weekend.

Idaho Frunkation Company Waho Irrigation Company Lincoln County Idaho Wrigation Company Great North Site

Big Ballots For This Election In One Page Layout

Ballots are described as large nearly page sized items printed under the guidance of the Auditor and County Commissioners. The sheet lists tickets in order Republican Progressive Democratic Prohibitionist and Socialist. Notices announce polling places hours and the November 5 date. Voters who registered for the primary need not re register for the general election.

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Bligg Roads District Move Sparking Local Tension

The Biles community votes November 5 to form a new highway district following Gooding Dietrich and Richfield example. County records filed and approved. Hagerman and Hager man neighbors fear exclusion may prompt annexation or rival district push as over twenty miles of main line railroad plus Beaver River and Great Shoshone plants would join the district.

Gooding Dietrich Richfield Biles Harry W. Anderson Hagerman Valley Hagerman

Samuel M. Smith Dies After Self Inflicted Wound

Samuel M. Smith, who died a week after an accidental self injury, passed away in the evening and was laid to rest in Bast. Funeral services were led by Rev. Willard H. Roots. Smith was president of the Wendell Bixie Bank and a notable figure in local business. His passing is reported in the community.

Saimuel M. Smith Ine Willard H. Roots Smith Wendell Bixie Bank Goperails

Endorsed progressive candidates in Lincoln County meeting

The Progressive party in Lincoln County held a closed meeting at the Commercial Club rooms in Gooding announcing firm support for United States Senator William E. Borah and state and local candidates. They endorsed C. F. Borden for State Senator and R. L. Evans and E. Ralph Adams for Representatives, while condemning the Chicago Republican actions. The session praised Borah, Burton L. French and Addison T. Smith for Idaho representation, lauded county officials Tapper, Nelson and Jensen as capable, and urged support for Judge Aubolee for County Attorney.

Progressive Party Lincoln Gooding Chicago Borah United States Senate Great West United States William E. Borah Congress of the C. F. Borden R. L. Adams E. Ralph Evans Republican Party Shoshone Richfield French Smith Senate Burton L. French Addison T. Smith Idaho Washington

Progressive Republicans Lead Lincoln County Ticket

In Lincoln County the top ticket is the Republican Legislative slate led by C. F. Borden for State Senate with F. R. Evans and L. R. Adams for Representatives. They pledge support to Borah and Horman for U.S. Senate, receiving broad GOP and a large portion of Democratic backing, contingent on voting for the ticket. The county slate follows, notable for unanimity among nominees.

Lincoln County C. F. Borden State Senate F. R. Evans L. R. Adams Hormh United States Senate Borah Idaho Senate

Noted Authoress Secures Divorce

Mrs. Hertha M. Sinclair, author of "chip of the Hiying U" and other works, including "Good Indian," was granted a divorce from Bertrand W. Sinclair by Judge Walter last week. She uses the pen name B. M. Bowers and plans new work with Little, Brown & Co. The couple’s custody of two children was not contested. Mrs. Sinclair is returning to California to work for a literary syndicate. her son Roy, aged under eighteen, will spend the winter in Canada.

Hertha M. Sinclair Bertrand W. Sinclair Walter Bothwell & Mills California Roy Canada Sinclair

Gooding Doctor Sued and Fined Four Thousand Dollars

A district court jury awarded $4,000 in damages to Elton Osborn, fifteen, in a malpractice case against Dr. J C Cary of Gooding. The boy suffered from osteomyelitis misdiagnosed as inflammation and blood poisoning. Evidence showed Cary had pleaded guilty to a local option violation and was serving a sentence when the case went to trial.

J. Cary Gooding Elton Osborn Cr. Osborn Messrs. Walsh Sutphen Cary

County ticket urged for public trust and confidence

The passage endorses John Lee for Assessor and Tax Collector and Fred A Clark for Treasurer, praising their business ability and integrity. It lauds Mia Burnaide as School Superintendent and notes broad support for the county ticket as a whole, indicating strong public backing and anticipated electoral success.

John Lee Fred A. Clark Nat Slone

Questions for Idaho Legislature Candidates on Initiative

The Direct Legislation League of Idaho, led by Victor Johnson, has sent six questions to legislative candidates about the constitutional initiative. They ask about honest amendments, when initiatives pass, counting non voters, self execution, scope to constitutional amendments, and petition thresholds. Johnson argues the current rule requiring a governor vote majority makes passage virtually impossible.

Victor ©. Johnson Direct Legislation League of Idaho League California Oregon Johnson

Shipments of Diseased Apples Seized in Caldwell District

Deputy Horticultural Inspector Marlatt seized one hundred boxes of apples shipped from Caldwell to Gooding after discovering San Jose scale and codling moth infection. Marlatt was fined 26 dollars. penalties for similar offenses range from 25 to 300. He claimed unawareness of the violation, and officials urge strict enforcement to protect market premiums and state interests.

C. B. Brannan C. B. Marrutt San Jose Mr. Marlatt

Shirleys at Shoshone Opera House On October 23

The Shirleys, famed musical artists, will perform at the Shoshone opera home on the evening of October 23. They have appeared here before and are well advertised by local friends who have heard them. The program, however, is billed as entertaining dance and music.

Shoshone Opera

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harley Finlayson THE HI Family Wife Childrn Caries Ro Campden William Stewart Rockland Oneida County Ween Irrigation CO Matilda Montgomery Boise Bligg Roads Wendell Banker Borah, Borden, Evans and ADAMS the County Progressives Tapper Nelson Jensen Jen Llewellyn Michael Zug Zue Towch Puller Snake River Shoshone Falls J.C. Gary Mia Burnaide Gen Caldwell
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