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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
2
An item warns of careful voting in the upcoming election. It explains that voters choosing candidate A should mark only the X in the circle next to each person, and to avoid placing X at the head of the ticket. The notice emphasizes observing the law and confirms that incorrect markings may affect counts.
The speaker argues that moving the county seat from Coeur d Alene will attract population growth to 26,000 and double demand for farm products. He claims better markets and higher prices for farmers, with dealers competing for produce and shorter supply chains, benefiting the rural economy. He urges residents to vote yes for removal.
A damaged OCR fragment claims the Republican editorial service offers free editing for distribution to soldiers, praising a long-running program. It mentions the American Prose Association and the journal’s role in shaping editorial matter during the campaign.
A local controversy over a proposed county seat move inflames voters in Hamdram. Citizens question tax effects as plan to relocate county offices is challenged. County Commissioner Trigg vows to scrutinize the issue while predicting turnout at the polls next Wednesday.
A dense jumble of campaign notices and editorials argues for Taft and rails against monopolies, with calls for farmer unity, railroad criticism, and warnings about removal of county seats. It cites organized labor, political bias, and plans to mobilize voters through posters and meetings.
The County Beat Removal club urges all residents of Coeur d Alene City to register to vote on the county seat move from Rethdrum to Conus d Alene. Four precincts list registration sites with registrars at specified addresses and Saturday hours for registration.
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