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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
3
A small pamphlet titled The Secret of a Happy Life is described as plain advice. It asserts happiness comes from paying debts, marrying, letting the wife boss, and avoiding fights with bigger men. It adds health basics: pure air, wholesome food, unbroken sleep, and exercise for life and growth.
The platform denounces disposal of Garey Act lands by officials and backs criminal penalties for conflicts of interest. It champions natural resource conservation with state and federal cooperation, seeks tariff reform via a commission, strengthens local option laws, and calls for direct election of U S senators, income tax, and good roads. It urges primary reform, tax relief, shorter homestead residence, pure seed laws, grain inspection, nonpartisan railway oversight, and robust support for Idaho’s educational system.
The Republican ticket is clean strong and commendable, attracting unanimous support from Republican voters. No one plans to scratch it, as there is no weak point and no individual candidate against whom serious objections can be raised. The slate represents all sections of the state and good citizenship.
A man atop a bridge gestured toward self harm while others urged him to wait and promised help. He threatened to jump if delays continued, and a bystander offered to summon assistance, even joking about a moving picture machine to ease the moment.
Notice warns Shoeshine Light and Water Company customers that borrowing or lending electric flat irons leads to theft of current. The utility will prosecute both borrowers and lenders in detainment cases. Applies to buyers who do not notify the company.ONE PENNY. Manages.
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