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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1914
Page
3
E. B. Cryan, traveling through Virginity and other Southern states, was seized suddenly by a severe colic while stopping at a first store, prompting concern over his health.
A reader endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy stating two doses cured a boy. Advice to travelers to carry a bottle on journeys. The endorsement urges never to leave home without it.
Elva A Wheeler sues unknown claimants and multiple heirs in Lincoln County Idaho to quiet title to lot 15, block 18 in Shoshone. The complaint seeks judgment against all named defendants if they fail to answer within twenty days of service, and warns of default. Hearing set by the district court clerk, dated August 25, 1914.
Executrix Barbara Slay proclaims a ten month period for creditors to present claims against the estate of Joseph Collins May deceased. The notice, dated August 17 1914, is published in Shoghane County At Landmark State of Texas.
Lethany Lodge No 21 meets at Masonic Hall first Wednesday monthly. Invites visiting brothers to attend. Also an office ad from L Fulior offering general insurance probate conveyancing and collection services from Merrifeld Studio building with acccident and fire coverage and Beard competencies.
The scanned text records an amendment proposal to Section 1 of Article 4 of the Idaho Constitution to extend state officer terms to four years starting from the first Monday after election. It cites passage in the Senate in February 1913 and in the House in March 1913, with filing in March 1919, and includes a directive for publication in each county for at least six consecutive weeks prior to the next general election. The document notes the official seal and certification by Secretary Wilfred L. Gitterd.
The document outlines House and Senate actions in Idaho proposing amendments to Section 6 of Article 5 to increase the Supreme Court from three to five justices. It details appointment, terms, rotation, and a self executing amendment with gubernatorial interim appointments until 1916, plus voter questions for the general election and publication requirements.
The Journal states its publication of political announcements does not commit the paper to any candidate and will provide hearing in columns when requested. A letter for Ervin Kunz remains unopened at the Shoshone post office.
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