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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
2
The Post recommends marking the circle beneath the eagle to ensure voting against Dubois, urging readers to casting their ballots accordingly. The notice emphasizes a clear political stance and directs readers to participate in the election.
A meeting is set in Montpelier Saturday at 1 o clock for a Republican delegation to prepare protections at the polls and handle election business. A full delegation from each precinct is urged to attend to carry instructions to their precincts for use on election day.
Voters reported confusion and errors casting ballots for Republican ticket candidates including Oray and Goading the law and order slate as they attempted to vote straight party line assignments.
Notices urge all eligible residents to register before Saturday night else they will be unable to vote on Tuesday. The alert targets unregistered voters and emphasizes timely action to participate in the upcoming election.
Fragmentary quotation urges placing a cross in a circle beneath an Eagle symbol and warns that further nails would seal a political coffin involving Du Bai, reflecting partisan rhetoric.
A political notice urges voters to cast their ballot for the Republican emblem to maximize impact in defeating candidate Dubois. The appeal stresses choosing the emblem to ensure the strongest effort against the opponent.
The campaign nears its close with a calm peaceful tone and broad commendations for both tickets as they have conducted themselves well through the entire contest.
Dubois vows to field hireling challengers at every polling place in the county but voters ignore the claim. He asserts every voter will have an equal chance to cast a ballot and promises no obstruction.
A call to action warns that not voting is a half vote for Dubois. The message urges readers who value freedom and franchise to register and cast a ballot against him and his party, which are accused of trying to rob both liberties.
A call to voters to participate on Tuesday to defend liberty and franchise. Citizens are urged to cast a cross in the circle beneath the Eagle to record their vote and avoid mistakes in the election against the arch foe Dubois.
Political leaders vow to prevent intimidation at the polls. Officers on land will arrest anyone who interferes with voters and attempts to bluff or deter participation.
The Montpelier Examiner prints columns urging voters in this county to back the citizens ticket for the legislature. They warn that supporting Borah would be helped by backing the opposing allies of Dubois. A reminder to vote the eagle is included. Lost four numbers between Bish Haven point and Berra. reward offered.
Dubois and Stockslager shift to the Socialist camp after a controversial deal with the Socialists. The burnished campaign pits Borah and Gording for law and order against Dubois and Stockslager and their Socialist allies. Bear Lake citizens face a decisive vote next Tuesday.
The Star Valley Independent notes the Bear Lake County Republican ticket includes Wm. R. Holmes for County Clerk and Recorder. Locals praise Holmes for diligence and courtesy and urge voters to back his candidacy, asserting he would ably run the office if elected.
Notice to judges and distributing clerks that the general election will be held on November 6, 1906 replacing the date previously given. It mentions the July forwarding of electing laws and instructions from Jangs E Harr, Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners.
Winter apples priced at 7 cents a bushel and plums and prunes at 1.00 per bushel boxed, with urging that supplies won’t last. Order now from Jonatouon Ho tann in Logan Utah.
An advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a liver invigorator stomach tonic and bowel regulator. It claims no alcohol or habit forming drugs, lists plant ingredients, cites medical authorities, and offers a booklet by mail from Dr. R V Pierce.
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