Malad Enterprise Editor Urges Unified Republican Support
In an editorial on the county Division election climate the Malad Enterprise editor urges Republicans to rally behind all party nominees. He criticizes fragmentation and warns against breaking the slate to pursue a split county plan, urging loyalty and unified backing.
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Sandcrest Farm Ships Potatoes From Idaho Crop
Mr. S. H. HigginBotham digs and hauls a thirty acre potato crop stored in Salt Lake. Potatoes are described as splendid and likely to fetch good prices. Four thousand large cards reading Sandcrest Farm Presto Idaho are placed in each sack for shipment.
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Fractured Frisco Foyer Franchises and Electric Road Plans
Reports allege Go lightly Electric road plans face rejections due to zoning and demand limits. Officials claim a street expansion would require a right of way, with Preston area talks suggesting the project may extend as far as Preston.
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Balloon race in 1906 aviation event sensational win
Seven balloons started from Kansas and descended at Manassas Virginia beating the previous Army record by 445 miles. Captain H B Honeywell won as the aeronaut with his aid spending thirty five hours aloft. Storm shortened the voyage near the Atlantic coast.
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Hawley Denies Dubois Senate Appointment Rumors
Governor Hawley spoke for two hours Friday denying rumors he would appoint Fred T. Dubois as senator to replace Heyburn. He stated unequivocally that Dubois would never be appointed to that position.
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Program honors Elder Claud Wilcox in Third ward
A Tuesday evening event in the Third ward celebrated Elder Claud Wilcox with classmates from the Academy present. Dora Henderson recited an original poem while seniors performed an original song. Nath an J Barlow and student leaders helped organize the program.
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University of Chicago Student Passes Illinois Bar Exam
The list includes Geo. D. Salinson among University of Chicago students who passed the Illinois bar exam. The feat is noted as one of the hardest state tests, with praise for the achievement and best wishes for professional success.
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Potato expert eyes Idaho growth and storage needs
Eugene H Grubb, a potato expert for the Oregon Short Line, returned from Idaho to Salt Lake City and urged better cellar warehousing to prevent losses. He warned crops were overestimated due to droughts and frost, noted Idaho and Utah valleys as ideal for potato farming, and outlined plans to educate farmers on storage and disease prevention.
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Samuel T Merrill for Sheriff Oneida County
Electors of Oneida County urged to vote for Samuel T Merrill Democratic nominee for sheriff. He is described as qualified, steady, and fair with a record of carrying votes, promising to treat all constituents equally, regardless of party.
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