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Newspaper
Preston Booster
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
6
A fragmented notice lists advertising rates per line and insertion charges, with subscription rates in bold terms. It mentions legal notices, changes, and payment terms, indicating per-technical charges and discounts, alongside unclear references to Idaho. The text reads as a mixed, garbled pricing section from a historical newspaper page.
The piece questions which image Roosevelt will adopt for a presidential bid. It recalls his policies initiative referendum recall and alleges rivals borrowed ideas. It notes Roosevelt’s stance on a third term and hints at divisions within Republican and Democratic ranks.
The article notes in 1911 over ten billion cigarettes manufactured in the United States and billions more exempt from tax. It estimates per person consumption and outlines dramatic yearly increases in cigarettes and related products, urging concern about a rising tobacco habit.
A call to national action against cigarette use argues it harms youth and overall vitality. The text stresses that curbing smoking would prevent a suicide of a race and praises one rescued boy as proof of progress.
The text urges owning up to a fault rather than fleeing its consequences. It argues that running from one's error only compounds guilt and fear, and that facing the act with accountability, accepting its repercussions, is the honest and strongest path. The message emphasizes self-respect and eventual peace through honest atonement.
A satirical note reflecting on financial behavior and the predicted end of the quirky "annual bathery" tradition, suggesting social observations of money and customs in a humorous, period voice.
In a formal ruling Preaton is granted eligibility for first class status as a criterion for advancing under the specified governance framework. The decision outlines required standards and the implications for future inspections and compliance.
Delinquent tax notices issued for stock accounts as of September 2, 292 to be sold at public auction. Listed shareholders include Jet Bead, D P Thames, Martin sen, Gein A, Meviln Clayton, and others. Sale to be conducted in front of Joby Larson black Prashiy in Onella County on the 18th of March with costs of advertisement and sale.
A Harper's Weekly vignette details Calibur the famed tracker known for following human and animal footprints over long distances. It recounts his skills in locating a stolen saddle, pursuing a criminal who escaped death row, and guiding soldiers to a suspected hideout where the fugitive was eventually shot.
A fragment recounts Count Zinzendorf, Moravian founder, visiting North America to preach among Shawnee Indians. It describes his uneasy reception, a nighttime incident with a rattler, and a turning point when the Shawnee became listeners after a tense moment.
A New York Sun item explains how damp air at the seaside makes salt damp and suggests moisture in the air leads to precipitation. It defines terms like dali queacent and precipitation and notes rain follows when air holds too much water vapor.
A London cargo voyage recalls a goosita shipment to Constantinople where the supercargo safeguards the bales after landing. A Mohammedan merchant hesitates to reveal storage, fearing theft and alarm near Covantinn within fifty miles of London.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Benham-Suek license and governance matters with mentions of Mrs Benham Well and a county or city context. Little readable data confirms dates, places, or official actions.
Notice states payments to be made at this office with receipts issued and grants authority to Howard Mangen to collect subscriptions. No other person is authorized to make collections.
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