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Newspaper
Preston Booster
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
1
The Malad Enterprise discusses county division between Malad and Cache Valleys as a central, evolving issue. It argues for a just and equitable plan, warns against haste, and urges clear demands before campaign matters unfold.
A new arc light shines at the Isis theatre area lighting the street. Manager Paull has removed the old pearl theatre and installed chairs as part of improvements. Mr and Mrs Nephie Peterson are noted in the report with Mrs Paull involved in piano duties.
To Mr and Mrs Leslie Bowden a boy born February 15 to Mr and Mrs Chauncy Jenks a boy born February 20 to Mr and Mrs Jacob Peterson a boy born February 17 to Mr and Mrs C M Bronson a boy born February 21 to Mr and Mrs Moral Beckstead a girl born February 17.
Idaho Utah Electric plans a large new building near Weston by Parkinsons. McCulloch viewed as likely county commissioner candidate. Town reports spring songs from birds, a new Ida Utah Electric office nearing completion, and a well lit building upcoming occupancy. Nellie Head hosted guests. Thatcher orchestra dance drew small turnout amid mud.
The Franklin community gathered for the funeral of Charles W. Hobbs with tributes from church leaders and lifelong friends. Separate services for Martin Anderson featured Bishop A Lowe and elder speakers, while local life events include a bond election, a new baby, and a youth league game concluding 67 to 7 for the home team.
The district post office inspector announces no mail distribution after 6 p.m. Outside doors will be locked at night until morning train arrival. A left side letter box will accept letters after hours. Clerks will ensure enforcement urged by officials to all residents.
A narrator visits a friend who is about to harm a toad. the friend claims toads are ugly and need harm. The narrator explains toads eat worms, including those in gardens, and the friend acknowledges his error after discussion. The piece ends with a reflection attributed to William H Smith.
A fragmentary OCR style note references Fae and BTS in an arts news item. It hints at a package or release connected to a venue or event but provides limited readable details. The text lacks clear actions dates or locations.
A note from Lewiston Utah dated February 18 reports that a group of prominent residents are considering starting a local newspaper. The draft indicates backing from David Eccles and mentions a 40 clock Sunday delay in the plan.
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