Big Wood Canal to Elect Three Directors on November 13
The Big Wood Canal company announces a meeting in Richfield on November 1 for electing three directors to three year terms. One seat from Richfield may be won by Quet Johnson, Dietrich district assigns one director to replace N W Line who moved from state, and Gooding county fills Otto Schild term with expected reelection. Candidates are not yet known for the Dietrich vacancy.
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Big Wood Canal Company of & Meating
Blcbfield
Richfield
Quet Johnson
Dietrich
N. W. Line
Gooding
Otto Schild
If Winter Comes praised as Christlike Mark Sabre in sermons
The piece notes ABTA strong praise for If Winter Comes and its Mark Sabre character, cited by Rev. H. G. Bland of Toronto who calls it close to Christianity. He recalls Sabre choosing mercy over revenge, burning a clarifying letter, and compares the novel’s moral impact to Uncle Tom’s Cabin and Bleak House.
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Mark Sabre
A. &. M. Hutchinson
Canada
England
8. G. Bland
Toronto
William Fox
Percy Marmont
Bland
Sabre
Divine
Dicken
Chancery
John Halifax
Correction to town event and wage figures in 1886 notice
A garbled OCR passage reports a correction about a local event and wages from 1886. It references Watley Kanal, Asawa, Malley Wer Manned, and Mr Seanehnd Map, but the readable details are unclear and the intended corrections cannot be fully determined from the fragment.
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Taonl
Sal Abe
Watley
School Notes Highlight A Patchy Week At Shoshone High
Florence Wolfe absent this week while Kathrine Cuthbertson and Carl Gunderson miss classes in Dietrich. Miss Sanger enjoys a horseback ride. Ward Mills returns after a vacation. Principal and teachers Curtis Shemwell and DeMary drive to Rupert. Thomas Ivers plans to enter Shoshone High soon. Mr and Mrs A J McCormick from Caldwell visit their daughter Mrs C P Pollard. Quarter exams approach. Freshman party planned. geometry lessons restart from first proposition. various quirky student remarks and miscommunications populate the notes.
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Curtis
Shemwell
Mrs. Pollard
Cecil
Charles Brockden Brown
Study Club Meets at Shoshone Meeting
The Shoshone Study club held a Thursday afternoon gathering led by the health committee. A vegetable playlet by school children showcased their training under Mrs D G Mitchell. Prof Settles from the Gooding School for the Deaf spoke on deaf and blind children. Members on the health committee were Mrs E G Gooding, Mrs Herbert Deane, Mrs Charles Hansen and Mrs Henry Hill. The next meeting is planned for November 8 with the educational committee in charge.
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Charles Hansen
Henry Hill
Light cars gain traction in traffic congestion era
The article notes a growing shift to small light cars as a solution to traffic jams in cities and on highways. It highlights quick stopping, easy parking, and overall flexibility as key advantages, with women drivers favoring smaller models for shopping and family trips. Ford’s dependable, smooth shifting small car is cited as a major example of this trend.
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Ford
Battlefield scene described at Pennsylvania hotel stable
A reader recounts a morning view of a stable with a pile of dead rats killed by RAT-SNAP, comparing it to a battlefield in Europe. The product sells in three sizes for $1.25 and is marketed by Sinclair's Pharmacy and Heshone Hardware Co.
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Mr. C. Dunsters
Europe
Pennsylvania
Battlefield In
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Sinclair’s
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Unclear prompt text about course and body rules
The fragment mentions teiding a cammadretat course and bodie mdewing eeni wiennities but lacks coherent facts. No identifiable person, organization, place, date, or event is readable to form a complete news item or summary.
Odd Fellows entertain visitors at lodge open meeting
In the K of P building on Monday evening the Odd Fellows hosted an open meeting with Rebekahs and many visitors and members and their families. A program of numbers preceded a big chicken dinner and social games making for a delightful evening with a large crowd in attendance.
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K of P
Oddfellows
Rebekahs
It Winter Comes to Baugh Theatre this weekend
The Baugh Theatre screens the famous It Winter Comes on Friday and Saturday October 26. Critics nationwide rank it as the premier picture of the year. Also on Sunday October 28, Times Have Changed with William Russell, plus a Pathe News reel. Next Monday and Tuesday October 29 and 30 presents Trimmed in Scarlet starring Kathryn Williams and more. Rose Of the Stewart starring Annte will run October 1 to November 1.
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A. Mr. Hutchinson
United States
Wilam Russell
Times
Ae News
Pathe
Jauxine Elliott
Baugh Theatre
Universal
Kathryn Williams
Lucille Rickson
Robert Arrand Anderson
David Tor- Roy Stewart New
Gerrence
Phillips Swalley
Eve Southern
Annte
Hallowe'en celebration notice from Shoshone trustees
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Shoshone warns that they will enforce the law against property damage on Halloween night and the following day. Extra officers will be employed to prevent damage and prosecute any malicious acts on the nights of the 30th and the 1st.
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Board of Trustees
Village of
Shoshone
Hallowe'en
Ford Motor Company Posts Strong Nine Month FordSales
Ford car and truck sales in the United States for the first nine months reached 1,254,020 units. In September alone retail deliveries totaled 141,467 cars and trucks, up from the prior September. Truck sales rose to 15,047 units, 4,589 more than a year earlier, with Ford producing its 8,500,000th assembly at Highland Park on October 4.
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Ford
Lene
United States
Ford Motor No
Ford Motor Company
Highland Park
Joe C. Vernon Returns From Name Survey Work
Joe C Vernon completed a name survey project in the upper courier area and returned the week to the shore.
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Joe C. Vernon
Upper Courtey
Ehoshane
Shoshone Local Happenings Highlight Visitors and Changes
Local notes list residents and visitors in Shoshone including Mr and Mrs Clarence Tolman of Gooding and Miss Clara Vance of Bellevue. Visits from Rodney Harris, E H Gibson, and Phyllis Burgess are noted along with a Studebaker sedan purchase by Fred Gooding. The Ladies Aid plans a parsonage club house and Phillip Burgess returns from Boise improved after surgery.
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Clarence Tolman
Gooding
Rodney Harris
Carey
Clara Vance
Bellevue
E. H. Gibson
Fairfield
Roscoe Patrick
California
Fred W. Gooding
Roka
Elva Harris
Fred Gehrig
M. F. Wernicke
North Shoshone
Fred Crane
Marion Crane
Richfield
N. E. Morris
Ladies Aid Society
Phillip Burgess
Boise
Shoshone
Perry Harris
Rodney
Robert Hewitt
Mere Counta
Garonne
Shoshone News Roundup Of Personal Visits And Local Developments
Richfield resident A L Lindemer conducted business in Shoshone as the town completes grading and graveling of South Rail street. Lola Chrisman returns from Europe. locals travel to Pocatello Twin Falls and Buhl visit friends. Episcopal rummage sale, Legion dance, and bridge party notes mark community life. Potatoes offered. Christmas seals sales planned. road conditions praised. tuberculosis institute meeting held in Pocatello. Death notice for John Compton. local families mourn and reflect.
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A. L. Lindemer
Richfield
Shoshone
Episcopal
American Legion Post
K. of P. Hall
William Ryan
Mascot Mine
Hailey
Perry Harris
Henry Hill
Seattle
Washington
Henrietta
Fred W. Gooding
Tuberculosis Institute
Pocatello
Ben Darrah
Long Beach
California
Portland
Woodman of America
Todge Voor
P. Ball
John Combtin
Conktin
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Elizabeth White
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