Platform Principles for Idaho Democrats in Campaign Appeal
A fragmented OCR passage outlines Idaho Democrats presenting basic government beliefs. It emphasizes civil government, separation of church and state, freedom of conscience, the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution. It condemns trusts, calls for a reign of law, warns against government by commission, notes a financial panic, and mentions unemployment.
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Ithis County
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Annual Levy Ordinance for Village of Franklin 1908
The village of Franklin Idaho adopts an annual tax levy for general purposes at 10 mills and 10 mills for water works, plus appropriations totaling 1500 dollars for the year starting May 1, 1908. Salaries and expenses are allocated with specified figures including funds for depots bridges and permits, signed by Clerk T. W. Schant. Franklin Idaho June 3, 1908.
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Franklin
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Oneica County
Idaho
Financial report of the Village of Franklin for 1907
An archival financial summary shows revenues from fines rents water works taxes and cemetery dues with scattered figures. The document lists receipts from licenses dog and sundry taxes and state county tax allocations alongside municipal expenses and balances.
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