Infantile Paralysis Fears Spread Amid City Health Warnings
A local report discusses infantile paralysis linked to March heat and flies, noting several confirmed cases and quarantines. Health officials urge prompt medical evaluation for any fever or limb pain, cooperation with the state health board, and quarantine of exposed households to prevent spread.
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Eine Bowels
O'licee
Mo Parker Nias
Boise
America
Europe
Italia
Norway
New York
New York Society
Sociny
Rades
State Board of Health
Jerhy Weld
Governor Brady Wins a Slim State Nomination Lead
The county primary produced a tight race with no clear winner. Fred W. Gooding holds a strong seat as State Senator by a substantial margin, while V. We Bower leads in the Representative contest. Many races show close margins and Republican nominees expected for Sheriff, Probate Judge, Treasurer, and other offices.
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Fred W. Gooding
Girolally
We Bower
Magin
Mlw
Smithy
Une Divists
Speakman
Fest
Hues
Kartzke
See
Dilatush
Fuller
Burnside
Massey
Dmis
Esenberg
Killen
Silith
Disney
Democinees
Omnes
Arts
Brady
Sweetzer
Guy Allen
Stile
Grace M. Shepherd
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dary
Hyatt
French
Idahe
Cantonisi
Lawyer Johnson Joins Haddock Firm in Linen County
A new law partnership forms the Johnson Haddock firm with Paul Haddock in Linen County. Victor C Johnson, a Chicago and University of Nebraska trained lawyer, will practice in Nebraska Pawnee and Oklahoma, while Haddock splits time between law and other enterprises. The move follows the departure of noted lawyers to Shoshone, with the Supreme Court clerk praising Johnson’s reputation. Also reported is a fatal burn accident on a ranch near Shoshone, where a young woman died after her clothing caught fire.
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Witineys, Johnson & Haddock
Paul 5
Haddock
Linvelnana Surrounfing
Sears
Unidat
Victor C. Johnson
Shostione
University of Chicago
Law School
University of Nebraska
Supreme Court of
Thal
Johnson
Nebraska
Pawner and Villa
Oklahoma
Julimsot
Linn Bo Sek
Takus
Tazy Petitsiom
Nevada
California
Oregon
Acedale
Hart
Ghaiber
Mushiwk
Tay
Johisi
Jundges
Alorvers
T [Ius Supreme Ecourk Ot Obtaloma
Juttuson
Cap Court
Istate
Beiter
Lyme
Campbell
Supreme Court
Avery
Shuishore
Lincoln Display Goes East In Irrigation Exhibit Tour
The Lincoln display of crane seed, shelled grain, vegetables and feasts prepared by the Irrigation company will be led by John A. McPherson and R. H. Kipp. Departing September from Shoshone, the pair will visit Spokane, Seattle and other fairs to showcase Harvey County samples and attract investors to new farming opportunities. The tour aims to highlight irrigated crops and potential land value increases as immigration rises and rural prosperity grows.
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Wales
Ieverther
Liscola County
Dele Irrigation Company
John AL McPherson
R. H. Kipp
Stanager
Coney
McPherson
Kipp
Shostone
Seattle
Filis
Spokane
Natit
Mulheron
Lerigaled
Tahoe
Burglars Loot Dietrich Mercantile Company Store
Dietrich Mercantile suffered its first burglary last Wednesday when two men broke a glass pane and stole four shotguns pocket knives watches clothing and more from the premises. The theft caused a loss estimated between 100 and 200 dollars and led to sheriff’s involvement in Shoshone. Omemin was arrested but no charges filed. detectives hope to catch the responsible parties and recover stolen goods. Mr and Mrs W Horne returned from Hailey where they saw Mrs Horne’s mother recovering from injuries.
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Dietrich
Dietrich Mercantile Company
Knights of the
Houston
Shoshone
Omemin
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Willalandine
Aimerican
Paregielsen
Southern
Euler
Skidmore
Ares
Saknou City
Shidmore
Ekidud
Agin
Trotrich
Gooding
Smith
Bower
Hamer
Shepherd
Vincent
Anderson
Paul So Haddock
Lincoln
Errigation
Hh Mercantile Co
Knights of the Jimmy
Mrs. W. Hail Horne
Hailey
Mr. Horne
Batcob Tilly
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