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Newspaper
Preston News
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary text refers to an assessment and tax payment process with mentions of an office of the treasurer and open dates. The readable portions identify a local irrigation district notice about taxes and deadlines but lack complete details or specific names.
Readable fragment lists Dr Francis King titled The Lyesiht Specialist with references to monthly meetings at Preston Maxfield House and a Palace Hotel on the first Tuesday, plus unclear entries about headquarters and a National Bank bid in scattered notes.
Deed land with 140 cultivation acres of alfalfa grain and potatoes plus sarvebrush pasture. Two house sets with improvements, good wells and cellars, abundant water, fruit trees, timber and pasture. 300 per acre with partial cash up front. Also public land notice for 1910 filing with witnesses.
Public notice from the Department of the Interior at Blackfoot Idaho dated November 28 1810 announces a patent action regarding Clevelandonbetan of yeh Prankin Riaho. It references land section 14 and mentions a court or survey context. The document includes a call for public notification and a brief sermon about kindness and moral reflection. It also lists firm Montague & Sons promoting painting and paper services with a contact line in Lew Idaho.
After buying out Fred Nuffer in the cement business the ad urges readers to contact Fred Harding for all cement work including cement pipe. Services available by day or contract.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls patriotic enlistment in a past war, fears of conflict with Spain, and a scatter of quirky town characters. The text blends personal memory with wartime anxieties and social scenes from a bygone era.
In a troubled post wedding moment, a bride-to-be explains tears and a muffled exchange with her grandfather. The scene features a strained exchange about a ring and the perception of a vow, with emotions running high amid family tension.
Nonsense dialogue fragment shows a speaker called the philosophicat statocrat advising a youth not to be a good fellow and claiming you will never have money. The lines are garbled and contain nonsensical phrasing with unclear meaning.
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