01 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Preston News
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
1
Roy W Gardiner of Logan and Oston Floyde of Salt Lake, both of the independent Telephone Co, arrive in town this week on business.
A corrected table lists the official canvass results from the recent election. The document records vote totals by candidate and precinct, confirming final tallies and certification status for local officials.
November 28 1910 Governor Brady and state officials reviewed returns from elections with a board of canvassers. Three amendments gained margins. first allowed deputies for county assessors and succession rules for sheriffs and assessors, vote tallies shown. Second asked if supreme court could call a district judge when necessary, outcome 36 593 to 0 12 030. Third addressed legislative permission, details incomplete.
The Geddes family received word Sunday that Grant Geddes died suddenly of heart failure. A longtime Oregon resident, he was manager of the Oregon Lumber Co and superintendent of the Sanpete Railroad. Born July 10, 1875 in Pleasant City Utah, he leaves a wife, six sons and other relatives. Funeral was held Wednesday November 30 at the 2nd Ward Meeting House in Logan Utah.
A garbled passage references gest and ball items with terms like pops and doggy and mentions kids typing monta and greed tainga with stuail Virgil in unclear context. No clear event or persons emerge from the readable text.
A fragmented description places the divide of the Rock Mountains on the Crow's Nest division of the Canadian Pacific Railway toward British Columbia. The Summit hotel is noted with proprietor Andy Goode and Jaminda Rantey as frontiersman. The water flow from the summit trickles to a rivulet joining distant waters across the Atlantic and Pacific-Wides Worig.
Fragmented text describes a dispute or discussion about earnings and banking, mentioning a father and a gentleman, with unclear names and numbers. It references 35 000 a year and 38 600 per year in a vague context. The readable portion hints at opinions on wages or salaries and social roles.
A fragment describes a study visit to a Japanese northwest coast city to observe cold storage. Observers note snow covering a bay like formation, investigate structures, and mention winter snowfall and stacked piles distributed across an area, suggesting a unique storage method.
A quirky report describes a dog named Ponce praised for tree-climbing agility. The dog is linked to a government official, noted for finessing climbs and retrieving objects, with stories of training from its mother and remarkable talent.
Citizens in Devonshire escalate protests over excessive damage claims tied to Seagulth Seaguire. Demonstrations target authorities with calls for restraint and accountability. A group references Lis and Elieds while urging faster protection measures.
In a Boise news note the race for speaker sees Bell of Latah Storey of Ada and Davis of Gueida as front runners with Storey leading but not securing pledged votes. A dark horse may be Peter Johnson of Bingham poised to surge if the moment comes.
A local talent show titled A Good Show at the Opera House Mor nay Deo features top town performers and vaudeville acts from the Orpheum Circuit. Cast includes Dies Montagne George Garrison Jack Paterson Lionel Adontagne Butch Kershaw and more with acts Marvelous Mesre The Two Boysis Roman Ring and Aragese Artista joining the program.
A garbled OCR passage mentions several proper nouns and locations with unclear connections. It references May, Previon Neves, Sirgrains corse for Peet, and Haaburg or Hamburg context, with stray numbers and dates. The text is incoherent and cannot confirm a single event.
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