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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
6
A fragmented report portrays Judge Smith as mercy oriented in sentencing with notes that fines and family impact feature in decisions. The lengthy manuscript letters critique punitive practices while arguing humanity over harsh punishment, citing personal reflections and community reactions.
The readable text lists multiple train and mail lines with numbers and destinations, partial schedules, and allowances. It mentions West HOUND and Fast Mail services, daily or semi daily runs, and references to a prize or grade system, likely from a historical timetable. Entities include rail line names, numbers, and vague destinations, with many garbled phrases.
A fragmented OCR item notes an event with medical terms and names obscured. The readable fragments reference a meeting, publication and potential schedule changes. No clear entities or outcomes are present due to garbled text.
A garbled note portrays a man amassing wealth beyond need, likening him to a creature of waste and rot. The fragment hints at excess and disdain for frugality, set in a murky, incoherent voice reflecting disarray.
North Shoshone reports travelers and residents: Harry Muth of Chatfield Ohio visited Seattle and Chicago firms’ work peers W Clady W J Murphy after a ranch stay near Novinger Darran. Mr and Mrs Byrne visiting Albert Laying. Harry Elliott wintering in Shoshone. Hoosier heading to Moose for winter with spring return. HP Carter accounts for mine property and new Detroit construction role. G W Mitchell at Ketchum. Miss Stevenson opens the upper Duran ranch school. township road work by G W Mutchen boosts hope for a Fural route before winter.
A Wisconsin experiment shows larger cows produce more profit per cow than smaller ones. Larger cows balance feed costs with higher output, yielding greater value for each cow despite similar maintenance needs. The findings emphasize economies of scale in dairy herds and indicate larger cattle can improve overall profitability.
An OCR heavy fragment lists scattered names, places, and phrases including references to columns, nostrils, cola, and various disjointed terms. The legible bits resemble a jumble of notes rather than a coherent article, with multiple personal names and locations appearing without clear context.
The Short Line reports heavy traffic with both freight and passenger trains at record levels. Freight from Washington Oregon and the coast country plus potato and grain shipments strain equipment on the Twin Falls branch as new locomotives replace older engines, ensuring reliable service across the system.
Gooding Oct 20 Editor Ro HL Stevenson famed for fistic battles and warlike prose engaged in a personal clash with county clerk Frank Bower. Dispute arose over a printing complaint by a reporter linked to county commissioners and editor’s alleged insult. Tense confrontation described as a public quarrel with threats and interruptions.
Governor F R Gooding announces his candidacy for United States Senate in Idaho. He argues for clean politics, progressive roots, and to represent northern and southern Idaho, urging support from good citizens and promising a vigorous campaign if nominated. He recalls his long service as governor and farmer background, condemning current political corruption in the state.
Classified notices advertise 3000 cross bred cats and Merino yearling ewes for Fall Creek Sheep Co at American Falls Idaho. Also a note urges visiting the Morse store to hear Wondrola talking machines and to inquire about new millinery and pricing.
Rupert J. Hill of Dietrich Idaho announces intent to make final proof on entry No 1020 and as signee of John W B Calhoun on entry 1019 under Carey Act. He claims residency reclamation and cultivation and will prove these before D A Truman at Dietrich Idaho on November 11 1913 with witnesses Chas Load Gregory Dooley R Houston L of Dietrich. Entry date October 10 to November 7.
In Lincoln County Idaho on October 16 1913 an attachment was issued in the case Beta Winchester Reynolds vs W L Reynolds. The attachment covers the defendant's property for five thousand eighty eight dollars with 7 percent interest from October 16 and costs of action. Clerk Harry W Anderson and attorney James R Bothwell filed the notice with Shoshone Idaho addresses.
Harvey M Beach of Dietrich Idaho declares intention to make final proof to establish his land claim under the Carer Act approved March 2 1598 He will prove residency re claimed and cultivation before Truman representative at Shoshone Idaho on November 16 1913 Witnesses include H Horneman Maho W J Morrow Hans C Pragstead and M E Casey First published Oct 17 1913 Last published Nov 14 1913 Mars Store advertises a high piano contest starting Monday in Dietrich with 25th street location and voting by contestantsEvery sentence ends with a period.
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