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Newspaper
Preston Booster
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1912
Page
2
Public notice details advertising rates per line and per insertion, with display ads priced at guidelines. It notes the newspaper’s mailing to Preston Idaho as second class matter and mentions per-insertion charges and line rates.
In a heated discussion, Mr Haines appears likely to gain nomination while party factions clash over geography and sentiment. The piece cites Vir Chigstang and Mr French as pivotal figures, with Deep South support and Mormon angles fueling the debate and expectations of a decisive outcome.
In a late 19th or early 20th century tone, observers critique Roosevelt versus Taft dynamics. They argue Roosevelt’s bulldozing methods risk alienating the common man while party factions align with corporate interests, signaling a shifting political landscape.
A financial observer scrutinizes Roosevelt's funds and investments, noting potential risks and opportunities. Officials and analysts weigh the implications for policy and public trust as markets react to the scrutiny.
The piece catalogs strong opposition to direct primaries, labeling the system an abortion of democracy and urging a return to old line conventions. It cites Caldwell Tribune and remarks on costs, corruption, and the burden on farmers, while noting education advances from agricultural colleges.
Report highlights a high state of development in agricultural craft and industrial sectors. The feature notes progress across bread earning activities as observers point to improving methods and outputs this week.
Paull and Jensen Candy Co advertises delivery of pure artificial ice to any part of the city, offering reliable service for households and businesses. The notice emphasizes convenience and broad coverage for customers seeking consistent ice supply.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Blackfeet Idaho issues notice of intention to make final three year proof for Burr Emerson of Clifton Idaho. The filing cites homestead entry serial 09806 dated February 17 1911 for section 13 township 1 south range 38 east Boise meridian. Proof to be presented before U S Commissioner George H Carver at Preston Idaho on September 23, 1912. Witnesses named: Lorenzo Anderson George McDermott Earnest E Dixon William J Randall Henry W Elofer.
Royal A Crockett of Weston Idaho filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for Lot 6 and surrounding parcels in section 6 township 16 south range 38 east B M. The hearing will be before John J Evans clerk of the District Court at Malad City Idaho on October 1 1912. Witnesses named include Birt Brower Arthur Kofoed George Simmonds and Charles Kofored.
Notice to Weston Idaho residents of an August 18 1912 election at the Opera House. The question asks authorship of negotiable coupon bonds worth 5000 dollars at 6 percent interest for twenty years with ten year redemption option and a levy for repayment. Ballot favors issuing bonds under ordinance 28 and opposes under ordinance 25. Clerk John A Koford signs for Trustees.
A classic health note asserts that widespread illness stems from impaired digestion. It argues that when the stomach cannot perform its duties properly the entire system deranges. A few doses’ remedies are implied to follow.
Fragmentary OCR reads like an ad claiming Chamberlain's tablets strengthen digestion invigorate the liver and regulate digestion, promising relief from a miserable fatty stomach and digestive discomfort.
The Oneida County Idaho board of correction will convene to adjust assessments in Oneida County. James G Taylor announces the session date and urges corrections to the assessment books as needed.
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