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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
2
The notice explains how the subscription date is printed on labels with the first of the month. If received before the tenth, it is dated the first of the following month, and the subscriber gets the paper for the current month.
The piece notes Idaho's upcoming opportunity to host President and the concern over assessment lowerings. It discusses the State Board of Land Commissioners approving selling rent trust funds to eastern trust companies to loan farmers on first class real estate security, with an initial 5000 dollars and potential total 2,000,000. The plan promises lower interest costs for farmers and a higher cash influx for the state.
Farmers in the tiling county watch a spring trial of clean mulch cultivation with careful weeding and sparing water use. Early clipping and a dry earth mulch aim to preserve moisture and reduce weeds, echoing a Journal advocated method from two years ago to gauge profitability over four months.
An odd tale of Tee Browne a celebrated Waylist artist who sought fresh methods in Notting ham He rented a room and painted from life with casual models including a flower seller a newspaper buyer and others One night a would be model named Hamas faced a stark question about altering natural human physique and the loft scene’s improvisational approach.
The passage offers a partial, unclear reminiscence describing cheerfulness and poverty, mentioning a wife and children but lacking readable names or concrete events. The garbled OCR yields little factual detail beyond emotional impressions and incomplete phrases.
The article discusses a modification by G Taminantae that compresses water to 3.006 Rilograne and cools it to solid carbon diazidanon, forming a dense ice-like powder heavier than water. Upon warming, it melts to ordinary ice, with the dense form arising from rapid cooling and pressure, described as four to eight times the original volume.
Marion Talbot, dean of women at Chicago University, urges colleges to strengthen families by guiding daughters toward acceptable college plans with parental cooperation. She argues that harmonious steps between parent and daughter foster mutual understanding, keeping families central while daughters pursue higher education in North American Review.
Fragmentary notice mix includes an advertisement for Electing Bitters claiming quick relief and renewed health. Also contains a legal notice for final proof by John J. Guiry of Dietrich Idaho on a Carey Act land claim with sworn witnesses and a September hearing before O A Truman.
Notices announce final proof by Charles M Kenyon Martin Larsen and Thomas Oliver, all Dietrich Idaho residents, for land claims under Idaho law. Each entry lists the specific land, entry numbers, and witnesses, with dates in September and October 1911.
Charles W Weeks of Sho shone Idaho files entry 1045 under the Carey Act seeking final proof to establish a land claim. He states residency since September 2011 and names witnesses Parker M Lowell L Parker and Franklin all of Sho shone. Aug 18 Sept 15.
A summons issued by Justice of the Peace in Lincoln County against William G. Bueuliek. Plaintiff seeks seventy dollars plus costs, attorney fees, and interest. The defendant is required to answer by a specified date in Shoshone, Lincoln County, under the local court action.
A sale notice states that T C Chin Cavistable of stiosfirne Precinet Linewin Gounky State of abes will sell at the front door of Olly Fire tall in Shoshone on October ith wt at elock ALM. for a mare weighing about 50 pounds with stripe on face and a diamond mark. The sale is under sections Hewleed Govtes of Tints and March 9 1911, with rules and terms referenced in the notice.
O. Gates, general manager of the Southern Idaho Alfalfa Milling Co., reports the Kimn y mill grinding about 25 tons of meal daily and selling to Omaha, St Louis, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Pittsburg. Filer mill ready soon. more mills needed to satisfy orders as corrals consider hay transformed into meal and transport becomes available. Nearby notes include a Twin Falls Chronicle endorsement of local specialists and a San Francisco Exposition site dispute involving Quaker as a proposed designer.
At an adjourned county board meeting the Cherry and Parks group pursued a franchise for an interurban line looping from Twin Falls to Shoshone and Kimberly with a future Artesian City extension. Budgets show seven acres acquired for depot land. bond posted. work to begin upon grant.
Contract set for moving dirt and vats in drainage work awarded to Ext Schroek Lew Stilwell and Harry Doggett. Won by Arorts one beige made by the U S Teclamation Service. largest contract on this drainage project to date.
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