Law enforcement praised as Preston whiskey case advances
Local sheriff and city marshal are credited for a successful seizure of whiskey in Preston. The report details repeated evasions by violators and notes the officers have often spent their own money to pursue justice. A recent capture yielded empty bottles matching the contraband, with ongoing searches to bring others to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Someoime
Preston
Sherif Davis
Wainward
Sherritt Davis
Marshal Wanward
The Country News Paper Man Editorial Style
A historical note on the country editor as a town mouthpiece and organizer for local mutual benefit. It discusses how editors fund publicity for community causes and often serve as a charitable megaphone for residents.
Oneida Stake Academy Opens With Strong Faculty
On September 16 the Oneida Stake academy reopens with principal J Robert Robinson and an enhanced teaching staff. Fourth year studies return to allow a full high school course locally. The Oneida academy paper will publish again, with city merchants supporting the movement and booster praise for the improved school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
J Robert Robinson
Preston
Stake Board of Education
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Dealers
A dealer testimonial From H W Hendrickson Ohio Falls Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croap and notes it is a top seller available at Preston Co op Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
Ind
Preston Co-op. Drug Co
Downey Meets Preston in Fair Day Horse and Foot Race
On September 28 Downey will race Preston in a Fair day event for a $200 purse. The program features horse and foot racing and showcases local competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Preston
Notice of Sheriff's Sale Under Execution
Judgment debts totaling 44767 plus interest and costs were awarded June 20 1912 and June 20 1922 in Oneida County District Court against Cache Valley Ranch & Fruit Co by First National Bank of Preston and Monson Lumber Co The sheriff is authorized to sell property to satisfy these judgments per court executions in Oneida County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Association of
Cit Jen Corporation
Oneida County
Cache Valley
Towit
T. Vrter
Oneida
Idal
Esid
State of Idaho
Weston Prev
Staten
Sheripy
First National Bank of
Preston
A. D
Cache Valley Ranch & Kt Co
Monson Lumber Co
Raneh, & Fruit.Co
Clark
Tsal
Republican platform meeting set for Sept 17 1912 Preston Idaho
Notice states a Republican platform convention will meet at 12 noon on Tuesday September 17 1912 in Preston Oneida County Idaho to adopt and file the platform with the county auditor within 24 hours. Signed Jos S M Rrom chairman and R Baum secretary. Dated September 4 1912.
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Idaho
Preston
Oneida County
Jos
Weston Idaho bond sale notice for five thousand dollars
Notice of bond sale by the Weston Village Board of Trustees Oneida County Idaho dated August 17 1912 offering for sale five thousand dollar coupon bonds at six percent interest with semiannual payments. Bids due September 23 1912 at 5 pm at the village office and bids to be sealed. Board may reject any bid. Bonds redeemable after ten years and payable at the village treasurer. Certified check for five hundred dollars required. Antone Jensen chairman and John A Kofoed clerk.
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Board of Trustees
Weston
Idaho
Oneida County
State of Idaho
Treasuer
Antone Jensen
John A. Kofoed
Board of
Cole's High Oven Range 23 Promotes Easy Baking
The advertisement touts Cole's High Oven Range 23 as a modern cooker that eliminates stooping and exposure to steam and odors. It claims an improved design aligned with the shoulders and stresses cost savings for users compared with old cast iron stoves.
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Cole
Mutual Fears in a Painter’s Tale of Bright and Gladstone
A memoir excerpt recounts Mrs. A. M. Reynolds on her father’s painting of Bright and a parallel portrait for Gladstone. The scene recalls their lifelong collaboration shattered by home rule split, with Bright fearing his friend’s mind may be undermined as they part ways.
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A. M. Reynolds
Gladstone
Bright
Liberal Party
Mr. Bright
Frankenstein
Mr. Holl
Hawarden
Mr. Gladstone
Peary Quips On Train Trip To North Pole
Admiral Robert E. Peary shares a wry moment aboard a New Orleans to Atlanta train with a young traveler who assumes a long ride, while Peary reveals his actual destination is the North Pole in a line from the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Peary
New Orleans
Peary
Atlanta
North Pole
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Settling the Account with a Wealthy Earl
An eccentric west end earl learns a small account is overdue. He visits the shop keeper and insists a tradesman's bill may be overdue, but a gentleman pays when he has the money, then pays the account and requests another hat.
The Visionaries by Desmarets A Hallucination Comedy
A remarkable comedy famed as the most remarkable ever written, The Visionaries, by Desmarets the protege of Riche lieu. Each character experiences a distinct hallucination from cowardice conquering the world to a poet overestimating Homer and lovers enamored with romance heroines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmarets
Richelieu
Homer
Croesus
Moment of Music Experts Debating Wagner Shocks Club
Quote recounts a Chicago club where four music authorities debated Wagner’s merits, sparking disbelief in miracles. The speaker claims to have witnessed a miracle through the discussion. The exchange underscores enduring controversy over Wagner among professionals.
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Wagner
Chicago Record-Herald
Admits Trust in Hettie-Harry In Dialogue Snippet
A fragment shows Hettie vouching for Hettie-Harry as always trustworthy. Clara questions the claim, and Hettie asserts that he himself told the truth, implying a self-declared credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie
Harry
Clara
Notice For Publication United States Land Office Idaho 1912
Notice is hereby given that Robert M. Hull of Whitney Oneida County Idaho assignee of B A Mason assignee of William A Lounsbury filed July 22 1912 an application to enter under Section 2306 Revised Statutes of the United States sw 14 se 14 tp 15 s range 40 e B M containing 40 acres. Any adverse claimants or objectors to mineral character or other grounds must file affidavits of protest in the office or before August 31 1912. Henry W Kiefer Register First publication July 27 Last publication Aug 31
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United States Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Robert M. Hull
Whitney
Oneids County
B. A. Mason
William A.lounsbury
United Sts
East
B. M
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at_Preston
Chicago
Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Aris Post
David Davis
Oneida Courty
the Country Newspaper Man
Ent
Henry W. Kiefer
Register
G. W. States, M. D
Aaa
Teres
W.H. Page
M. W. Faylor
Thomas
Hawkes Market
Preston Idaho
Bell
Logan
Utah
Thos. Greaves
Seimei
N. G. Peterson
Fai
Crescent Creamery Station
Frank Petersen
Greaves
Preston Lumber
Joseph Belnap
Henengsen Creamery ‘‘Company
Butte, Montana
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