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Newspaper
Preston Booster
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
3
A wartime era political confrontation presents Woodrow Wilson as a witness in a party dispute. The dialogue accuses the Democratic era of 1893 to 1896 of poverty and despair, while claiming Republican restoration began in 1897. The exchange frames Wilson as a defender of the Republican critique.
Examination of Outlook letters argues Col Roosevelt cannot win 266 electoral votes. If Roosevelt sinks, votes may help Woodrow Wilson’s election, with warnings that Wilson’s tariff promises could trigger a nationwide crisis. The piece contends Roosevelt’s non-election leaves only disaster, urging support for the Democratic candidate.
The article argues the Third Term danger and warns of adverse business effects from continued Republican rule. It stresses opposition to extended power, urging vigilance as policies threaten industry and economy.
Missouri Governor Hadley, a Roosevelt delegate manager, declined to join the Third Term push to form a new party. He urged Republicans to support Taft and warned that breaking away would aid Democrats. He argued Democrats would pursue similar tariff policies as in 1892 and urged wary Republicans to stay in the party.
Fragmentary excerpt from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune discusses Republican candidates and party principles. It notes calls to support Republican ideals, loyalty to the party, and questions about a presidential candidate, amid references to Maine politics and internal party tensions.
The Lion and the Mouse by Charles Klein, produced by the United Play Company, is drawing strong audience support. The play centers on oil government corruption by concentrated wealth, noted as timely and impactful. Seat sales are announced for Saturday, November.
Readable lines advertise a product for stomach issues in children. Claims it is easy pleasant and gentle. Marketed by Preston Co-op Drug. No clear date or full company name provided.
Railroad excursion notice announcing Union Pacific travel dates October 19 November 23 25 December 1 23 with ticket limits through February. Advertises low rates to Ontario Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City St Louis and other points. See agents for rates.
Department of the Interior announces that Rater M. Kingiv of Swan Lake Idaho filed a three year proof to establish a land claim under a Serial C6708 in Twp 12 South Range 38. The hearing to prove this claim before Goo. L Carver U.S. commissioner at Preston Idaho is set for December 15. Witnesses named include MeKenzie, Tho Fady, and Ric. The notice bears official registrar stamps and dates from 1911.
Louis J Smith of Swan Lake Idaho has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a homestead claim on a parcel in Swan Lake Idaho. The filing is witnessed by Herman Anderson Arthur Smith Rich Haddley and Wallace McMcKinzies with U S Commissioner Carver supervising in Kresten Idaho on December 18 1912.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Thomas Phillips deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the decedent to exhibit them with vouchers within four months from the first publication date. Address for claims is Dayton Oneida County Idaho. Administrative details show J Phillips as administrator and Preston Idaho as attorney.
Hart and Smith, attorneys at law, announce their practice will operate at Larson Black Wall Courts in Preston Idaho. They offer immediate legal services and representation in local matters.
Bert Maxfield seeks available rooms with lodging options listed under Geo Campbell's listings. Potential tenants are urged to contact agents for availability and terms as space is arranged in upcoming weeks.
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