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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment references TELLER and Kights of Pythias Celos Rage Ne Ti, with stray names such as WEETON Bethany Lodge No 1 and Masonie femal Come. The text is severely corrupted, but hints at fraternal lodge activities and staffing details.
The Morse Store advertises dramatic price cuts on Walter Talking Machines and Kloster high grade planes. It touts half price promotions and claims the “wonder” techies at The Marco Biro will demonstrate. The copy mimics a garbled transit schedule as a sales pitch and contains numerous OCR errors.
The readable fragment lists item prices from 1 cent to 23 cents and 10 cent offers, mentions a Tito 1a BF, 60 Me Lem, and 180 for 12 cents, plus an ornate ribbon sale for Christmas. It references Stocks Brewers Mere Co as a seller with prices of 39 and 28 cents.
Notice is given that L Tennett Mckett of Merrion Ida ho assignee of York Lenton who filed entry No 533 under the Carey Act intends to make final proof to establish claim to the land described in section 14 township 19 range 19 possibly before D A Truman Dietrich Idaho on November 4 1913 witnesses include J B Houston Martin Suhr and N D Gard all of Dietrich Idaho.
The State of Idaho serves notice to Frank H. Roberts that a complaint has been filed in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, Lincoln County. Appearing to answer within twenty days if served in the district, or forty days if served elsewhere. Judgment may be entered by default if no answer. Court clerk Harry W. Anderson signs, with notices published October 17, 1918 and last on November 21, 1918.
Rupert J Hull announces final proof for entry No 101% under Idaho law. The hearing will occur November 11, 1913, in Dietrich Idaho before O A Truman, with witnesses Chas Chayman Gregory Dooley and H Houston listed from Dietrich. The notice states intent to establish residence and cultivation of land described in the claim.
Notice for publication announces Harvey M. Beno of Dietrich Idaho intends to make final proof to establish a land claim under the Cavey Act. He will prove residence cultivation and claimed land before A. Truman at the state land board in Shoshone Idaho on November ith 1913 with witnesses M. H. Horneman Wm. J. Morrow Hana C. Dragatead and M. B. Casey. First published September 17 1918. Laut published November 14 1913. HARVEY M. BEACH Entryman.
In the Lincoln County district court a summons is issued against Kone Winchester Reynolds to appear and answer a complaint filed by the plaintiff for recovery of 508.00 dollars on a money loan. The action dates from about October 10, 1900, with service deadlines of twenty or forty days depending on service. The case is heard in the Fourth Judicial District with James R. Bothwell noted as attorney for the plaintiff and Harry W. Anderson as clerk. Published October 17 and November 7, 191x.
District Court of Idaho in Lincoln County issues attachment against defendants Rena Winehowter Reynolds and others for a claim of 6058 dollars with interest at 6 percent from October 18. The clerk Harry W. Anderson signs, attorney Jamon Rothwell represents the plaintiff, in Shoshone, tahoe.
Idaho voters hear Governor Gooding praised as a progressive ally who can unite Republicans and propel Idaho to the U.S. Senate. The interview covers party reform, public utilities law credit to Governor Gooding, and the need to attract former Progressives back to the GOP. The Bond brief ends with a light joke about Mrs Crowley and Mr Geron.
Ante Friend and Iudee discuss a notably improved baby model praised for longer wheat base brighter lamps and a louder horn. The dialogue reflects a lighthearted Books of the Week segment from the Atlanta Journal, mentioning titles such as Joan Thursday and Friday the 13th.
A fragment from the Baltimore American and Noxton Transcript features witty exchanges about a woman's mind and a tense moment where Haley cried for an hour. The piece also advertises Morse store Wondrina tabing machines, urging readers to visit promptly.
Prof W H Pew of Iowa Agricultural College offers guidance on using buttermilk in hog feeds. He advises using buttermilk free from excess water, diluted for nursing sows, and emphasizes four to five weeks old as a safer age. A suggested ration includes cornmeal bran and buttermilk, with corn on the ear for fattening hogs.
A flockmaster advises starting young lambs on wheat bran and meat meal with corn meal later in equal parts. Add oats as available to balance the ration, allow grazing, and avoid heavy grain feeding. Do not force fast growth. provide exercise and good pasture. Corn fattens and may affect breeders. wheat bran and oats are safest. Grass suffices when strong, with little grain for farm lambs.
A Prairie Farmer tip explains a hay saving device that extends from loft to manger. The box narrows from two feet at the top to four feet at the bottom, letting hay slip down as it is eaten. Nail boards across the bottom and extend them to the side opening, then fasten a narrow edge board to create a tray to catch waste.
An old agricultural snippet advises keeping shelters orderly in pig pastures and ensuring weanings are not tied down. It stresses breeding quality, warns against insufficient water in heat, suggests cowpeas in corn rows for hog forage, and mentions caustic potash for horn removal. It concludes that pigs and orchard complement each other and emphasizes steady gains with enough feed.
A guide to the Laramie area highlights strange rock formations and a long geologic history. The article traces Wyoming from a sea covered era through swamp wetlands with giant reptiles to the continental uplift creating 12 000 foot peaks. It notes the Monkey Face and Hornets Nest Park as key formations and explains Steamboat Rock as part of a 1 100 foot thick sandstone bed raised thousands of feet. The piece links geology to the broader history of life and landscape changes in Wyoming.
A British government backed scientific expedition led by Captain Kenney prepares an automobile journey from the Cape to Cairo. The remarkable vehicle features a detachable body that becomes a pontoon to ferry crew, engine, and baggage across rivers. It carries a searchlight for bush travel and ample gasoline provisions for the trek.
In Butte California a three year old boy in an open coffin allegedly gazed at his grandmother, 81, who suddenly died. The boy died hours later, and the family held double services with both bodies buried together the next day.
In the Indian village of Kht San a cross stands as a monument to Pere Marquette the explorer missionary of the northwest. The village hosts about 600 inhabitants evenly split between white and red races. Founded as an Indian post on one of Marquettes trips the site features a large cross Marquette erected and asked converts to keep the cross in its original position for time and storm.
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