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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1916
Page
8
A fragmented, archaic discussion on Earth's atmosphere and the air surrounding the planet. The piece contemplates the air’s depth, the extent of the atmosphere, and the forces at work, referencing a vast expanse beyond the Earth’s surface and immense measurements.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Arctic natives and soldiers, claiming natives endure cold and hunt with bone tipped weapons. It contrasts native resilience with military needs, noting explorers value natives’ aid but distrusts conventional warfare. Mentions Greenland and North America. fabricates phrases about courage and inferiority.
A fragmented description of spherical organisms and revolved structures, detailing how certain concepts travel in straight lines and how emission and movement relate to a central core. The text as read mentions a yield of components and a form influencing direction, with unclear scientific context and terminology.
A complaint has been filed in the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho against Henry and Irene Brown. The plaintiffs seek to recover past due rent, interest, and other amounts under a trust agreement with Paul S. Winddock. The defendants must appear within the time required or a default judgment will be entered. The case lists real property in Lincoln County Idaho and involves detailed monetary claims and interest from July 1, 1916. The document is dated September 19, 1916 and names attorney Paul Haddock.
Administrator Charles K Dalm informs all creditors and potential claimants of Kenneth K Dale that claims must be filed within four months of first publication. Address for filing is the main Administrator’s office in Shoshone, Lincoln County, Idaho, with proper vouchers. Dated September 26, 191.
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Lincoln County District Court issues an attachment against Grant and Somers Company for a debt of 200 dollars plus interest. The order names Frank T. Disney as plaintiff attorney and cites specific dates August 2, 192? and September 10, 1924 with interest at 7 percent and 10 percent per annum. The document is dated September 1 with the court seal.
The notice announces Tenacio Berriohos of Shoshone Idaho filed Desert Land Entry Serial No 010197 on August 5 1911 for N E 14 township South Range 18 West in Halley Idaho. Final proof will be made before Frank T. Disney Turner and Aranbarri at home Khabo. The text includes unrelated verse and garbled lines mixed with the notice.
Lincoln county Idaho commissioners convened as board of canvassers to tally primary results from September 6 1916. The session named W A Helms Pender M McMahon chair and George Schwaner as members, listing elected officials and appropriations for current expenses and school levies. Adjourned to September 3 1916 with further orders on taxes and claims.
The District Court of Idaho in Lincoln County serves Leannah and others with a complaint from Fifties Lamb. Defendants must appear within twenty days of service and answer within forty days. The case seeks to quiet title to a parcel in Lincoln County described as the Southeast Quarter of Section 12, Township 4 South, Range 19 East. Court clerk W Lundin certified the notice on September 27, 1916.
Congress urged a national day of prayer and donation for starving Armenians with President Wilson calling for October 22 services across churches. The appeal notes Armenians’ 2500 year history and heavy starvation toll from the current war, urging Americans to give. Also listed: two heating stores for sale at the Journal office.
An odd dialogue recounts a man and his friend’s wife on the golf course. The woman teases about teeing up the ball and the men trade remarks on skill and propriety, with playful banter turning to cautious admission of discomfort with the situation.
A compact, satirical note from a New York Times selection, contrasting how meanings shift with age. It blends aphorisms on Life, Heart, Truth, Poetry, Time, a coat question, and a gendered exchange, finishing with a brief humorous exchange about polite speech.
A quotation reflecting gender views asserts women are never truly dense though often misread. It argues men and fathers know little about women yet fear them, framing woman as complex and pivotal despite ignorance and stereotypes.
Jonathan Edwards argues that true nothing cannot be conceived as any thing and that common ideas of nothing reveal contradictions. He contends that if one understood nothing, it would be evident it cannot exist as a positive thing, since nothing aggregates all world contradictions.
The excerpt shows a dialogue noting Hag Misa Oldgirl’s lack of animosity toward men, claiming she has redirected it from sex to the individual. The passage ends with a statement about her upcoming marriage reported by the Times Dispatch.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt frames a paradox among learners. The sage advises seeking only persons who know more, while a pupil asks what to do if such mentors share the same fate. The dialogue highlights guidance, risk, and the value of learning from wiser peers.
A Detroit Free Press quotation questions loyalty and judgment in handling large sums of money, reflecting on public perception and personal restraint amid financial scrutiny.
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