Reorganization of Preston Club Brings Leadership Changes
The Preston Club reorganized with new officers including George L Fair as president and J C Greaves as vice president. Joseph Gowry becomes secretary and Thomas St. serves as treasurer. Prominent visitors spoke on commercial club cooperation and business climate, including Haines of Boise advocating stronger local efforts.
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Preston
George L Fail
J.C Greaves
Joseph Gowry
Thomas St
Etn
Cal Foss
Nephi Lara
Smyth
H E “You
You Going Down to Franklin June 3rd
The eighth grade graduates from the county will march to Franklin for a large commencement and celebration. Miss Grace M Shephard state superintendent and state schools officials will attend. Trustees of districts will meet there for a meeting of public school officials. A ball game and other sports are planned.
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Franklin
Oneida
Iter
Grace M. Shepherd
Ubhic
Democrats Nominate Delegates to State Convention
Oneida county Democrats met May 18 at Malad to elect fourteen delegates for the June 4 1912 state convention at Coeur d Alene Idaho. I L Evans and John Scott Malad Idaho H S Geddes Clint Mecham Josh Ralli son Preston G W States Franklin L L Evans American Falls C A Warner Rockland D B Dilhe Stone Idaho Hyrum Monson St John Idaho John E Jones Gwenford Idaho Otto Gassman Weston Idaho T A Davis Cherry Creek Melvin Atkinson Holbrook Idaho were chosen as delegates with listed alternates. The vote of the county to be cast by delegates and alternates present.
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Democratic Committee
Oneida County
St. Davis
Malad
Idaho
W. H. Thomas
Evans
Couer d‘Alene
Unanimou Jusl
Dele
James
John
R J Harding
J H McCallister
W H Thomas
Hn R Thomas
J L Evans
John Scott
John E Jones
Jos H Williams
Samaria
A. ID Erickson
John Scoch
W Swann
Preston
J B Scarborough
Marion Stevens Leaves Pres ton for a mission
Marion Stevens departs Pres ton Monday on a mission as Ab benefit entertainment titled five in the Doris picture show decorates "day highte" in honor of Charley Corgan.
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Marion’ Stevens
Preston
Doris
Charley/Corgan
David Davis Seeks renomination for sheriff in Preston
David Davis a Republican sheriff candidate from Preston, born in Pennsylvania 35 years ago, has served as Oneida County sheriff for two years and as Preston marshal for five, with prior time as Marysvale constable. Support from local attorneys cited. aims to continue enforcing law and finishing ongoing matters.
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David Davis
Preston
Davis
Pennsylvania
Oneida County
Marysvale
Idaho
Bajim
Amerix Candalls
Candidacy Declaration for County Attorney Post
A. C. Smith of Preston declares candidacy for Oneida County Attorney on the Republican ticket. He pledges to perform duties faithfully if elected and signs the notice dated May 19.
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Oneida County
A. C. Smith
Preston
Adelbert Henderson Announces Candidacy for State Representative
Clifton May 20 1912 Adelbert Henderson offers his candidacy for the office of state representative of Oneida County to the voters. He presents his pledge and invites support from local residents in Oneida.
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Oneida County
Adelbert Henderan
Clifton
James Johnson Announces Run for State Assembly in Oneida County
James Johnson of Preston declares candidacy for state representative in Oneida County. He pledges to perform his duties for all residents if elected, dated May 21.
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Oneida County
James Johnson
Preston
David Davis Declares Candidacy for Oneida County Sheriff
David Davis of Preston Idaho announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Oneida County May 21 1912. He pledges to serve the people faithfully in the future as he has in the past.
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Oneida County
David Davis
Preston
Ida
Self-Nomination for Oneida County Superintendent by Harry Simpson
Harry Simpson of Weston Idaho announces his candidacy for Superintendent of Schools of Oneida county to succeed himself. He pledges to continue the same course if elected, dated May 20, 1912.
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Oneida County
Harry Simpson Weston
Idaho
Hatch seeks renomination for county commissioner in Idaho
Republican candidate LL Hatch announces his candidacy for county commissioner in Franklin Idaho on May 28 1912. He cites his two years of service as evidence of qualifications and urges support from voters.
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Hatch
Franklin
Idaho
Perkins Seeks Onida County Assessor Nomination
Republican candidate T. M. Perkins files for Onida County assessor in the upcoming primary from Glendale Idaho dated May 27 1912. He declares his candidacy and signs the notice.
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Onida County
T. M. Perkins
Glendale
Idaho
Summer School of Music Opens Applications
Prof Engar announces the Summer School of Music starts immediately inviting interested participants to apply at once. The academy is housed in the Addison Building. Clara I Van Eppes from Port will join the program with her brother A. Van Eppes.
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Engar
Misa
Clara
I. van Eppes
Championship Final In Preston Park Baseball Match
The east side championship game between Franklin and Preston schools was held Friday afternoon May 24 in Preston Park. Preston won after Franklin led into the fifth inning. a four run rally tied the score and Neeley’s pitching in the seventh let Preston pull ahead. Park management earned thanks for permitting the game on the park diamond.
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Frankin
Preston
Preston Park
Franklin Boys
Neeley
Neighbors Heads East to Inspect Stores on Tour
B I Neighbors of the Golden Rule visits Idaho and Utah stores for fall business. He reports strong current trade and gathers notes for future needs. Leaving Salt Lake City Saturday June 1 with other buyers, they plan a two month trip to St Louis New York and eastern markets. His home and office are in Salt Lake City.
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B. I. Neighbors of the
Idaho
Utah
Neighbor
Salt Lake
St. Loui
New York
Sunday Night Mutual Well Attended
The Mutual Sunday night drew a large congregation with J S McCann captivating the audience with scenes from the old country. Mr and Mrs Peterson performed a beautiful duet, Miss Jennie Benson gave a moving reading, and Prof Engar led an excellent singers group deserving mention. An improved program is promised tonight.
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J S McCann
Peterson
Jennie Benson
Love
J Hansén Acquires 820 Acres in Hanstul Valley
J Hansén buys 820 acres in the Hanstul valley and employs local workers to develop the land.
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J Hansén
Hanstul “Valley
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Preston Club
Psaint George L. Fair
Attorny A . Smith
David W. Thin L Roe
O H. Barber
Arenean Falls
John ‘I Haines
Boise
Commerial Club
Haines
Ashas
Itl
Eman
Aint
Francisco I. "Madero
Mexico
Senora Madero
Henry
Ike
Doug
Senora Madera
Juarez
Madero
United States
Francisco
Summer School of Music
Miller
Mr. Neighbors
Mutual
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