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Newspaper
Preston Booster
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1912
Page
3
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A historical notice calls Governor Hawley to investigate and prosecute alleged brutal abuse at the Idaho Rearm School in St Anthony. The letter condemns coercion and urges justice for victims, arguing reforms must protect children and restore public safety.
A gentle west side mediator proposes a compromise to calm tensions after a tight Tats election and disintegration fears. The plan would create two new counties if Arbon is excluded, with Malad Valley possibly objecting. East side supports a new county, Malad friends are valued, and mutual good will is sought. Elbert Hubbard voices the manicure line.
Notice is hereby given that Burr mer, son of Clifton Idaho, filed homestead entry for sections 13, 26, and adjacent parcels with serial No 00806. Final proof must be made before George H Carver, U S Commissioner in Preston Idaho on September aa with names Randall Preston, Earnest E Dixon, Henry W Klefer listed.
Department of the Interior notice announces Royal claims on Homestead entry No 12578 for Lot 6 in section 12 near Siecktene Idaho. Claimants listed include Arthur Kelced George Simmonds Charles Kefreds Wealoe Henry Kiefer with John J Evane clerk of the District Court at Malad Idaho noting publication date Oct 1900s.
Notice to qualified electors of Wee ton Village Oneida County for a special election on August 1912 to authorize the village board to issue negotiable coupon bonds up to twenty thousand dollars at a rate not to exceed five percent per year. Bonds payable in twenty years from issue date.
Notice by John A. Kofoed Clerk that Weston trustees call a bond election for five thousand dollars for projects under Ordinance No. 25. Voting at the Opera House from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on a date set by the board with bonds redeemable after ten years and funded by a property tax levy.
An account discusses moose behavior and dangers when dazzled by bright light. It compares bull moose to politicians craving glory and warns of digestive issues the animal risks from poor digestion. A remedy suggestion promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and liver support.
A fragmented account recalls a bull moose causing chaos as it charges a light source. The narrator notes avoiding confrontation by retreating into darkness, and warns others to close their jack or pivot to another candidate to deter aggressive bulls.
Abbreviated ad copy promises a cure for digestion and claims many have been permanently cured. The note invites readers to try a product sold by the Co-op Drug Go.
Notice states that on September 1912 at 10 o clock morning the Oneida Irrigation District directors meet in Dayton Idaho to correct assessments and continue up to five days exclusive of holidays. It notes changes to the assessment book may be made to reflect the facts with Janes G Taylor president and Geo H Carver secretary.
Foss Bros offers S W Miller pianos described as beauties and first class instruments. The ad touts easy terms and urge buyers to consider purchasing one of these fine pianos.
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