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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
4
Unclear Text Summary Item
Fragmentary OCR text references a tale or event but contains numerous garbled words making precise meaning impossible to determine. No identifiable persons organizations places dates or outcomes are readable enough to summarize reliably.
Reaping the Harvest and European Army Composition
A brief opinion page contrasts tariff policy with fiscal effects on employment and living costs while outlining European army structures. It notes Democratic spending concerns and urges voter action in November, then explains continental military organization in terms of regiments brigades divisions and army corps with approximate strengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Ireoheeek
Spitny Corp
Fragmentary note on state politics and officials
A degraded OCR fragment references Senator and Governor figures, with vague mentions of political factions and petitions. It hints at tensions around governance and public figures, but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events.
The Non Partisans and Justice in the Medd Hare Debate
An odd politicaltract-like piece argues about the party lines and a controversial judicial election theory. It naming ward candidates and factions, including Jaton Wier Repuitilead WA and Dievterats rivals, predicting Republican followership and protest against election manipulation.
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Gettz Keadode
Bothwell
Wine
Wincelf
Women at Work in the Fields This War Harvests
The article notes European and American women taking over farm labor as men fight abroad. It cites rising demand for vegetables and fruit due to meat prices, the idea that women can perform lifting tasks, and calls for more women in farming, market gardening, and agricultural work. It mentions schools reporting many women pursuing summer farming tasks and hints at influences from war-era labor changes.
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Europe
United States
Werboshuml Fom
Amerie Vescett
Elmore
Fashion and conformity in dress across ages amid New York styles
The passage discusses how dress and fashion shift with age, examining how youths and adults react to style norms. It notes that social judgment shapes choices, with older individuals seeking status through clothing, while younger people test boundaries, and that perception of attire influences confidence and acceptance in school and public life.
Attitudes Toward Primaries Reflect Voter Apathy
The article derides low turnout at primaries as a sign of citizen indifference to government. It argues many would be active in state and local affairs but stay home to spite bosses, letting the system continue without their input.
Marshal May Resigns as City Official
Local report notes Jimmy May of Shoshone resigns from his post amid criticism of enforcement of ordinances. A meeting is planned this afternoon to discuss the waterworks matter and potential replacements. Several applicants have filed for the vacancy.
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Jimmy May
Mariyt
Phosphate Deposits in Idaho Highlighted by Survey
A Geological Survey report details phosphate deposits in Bear Lake and Bannock counties Idaho near Georgetown Canyon. It notes the potential for future production, with Montpelier and Soda Springs nearby and mentions roads and possible railway expansion to serve developing deposits.
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Tennessee
South Carolina
United
Georgetown
Maho
Hutler
Bear Lake
Bannock
Georgetown Canyon
Montpelier
Soda Springs
Waxon
Rich medicinal nourishment for undernourished children
Message urges Scott's Emulsion as a cod liver oil based tonic to improve appetite, flesh, and vigor in underweight children. Mentions exams and progress linked to nutrition, invites inquiries with travel notes and ticket details for late September events.
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