Franklin Idaho Local Notes Highlight Political Talk and Improvements
A rural Idaho town column notes ongoing politics with mentions of county candidates, party support, and expected re-nomination of Maggie Wilks for county treasurer. It also reports new blocks, a post office, and sidewalk cementing as well as a push to close saloons and a proposed ordinance separating pool rooms and temperance halls with licensing and age restrictions.
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Ithe” Telegram
Alvis
Republicans Gather for Oneida County Convention
The Oneida County Republican convention united delegates to reaffirm allegiance to Republican policies under President Roosevelt. Speakers praised the state administration and pledged delegation support for the national nominating convention, while local figures drew laughter with anecdotes about refreshments and social exchanges.
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Oneida County
Rand
Oyna
Congress
Roosevelt
Janes
Vention
Ballards Snow Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Advertisement claims Ballards Snow Liniment cures neuralgia toothache rheumatism and treats cuts burns bruises and burns. Sold by Preston Co op Drug Co.
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Prestor-Co-op Drug Co
Preston Co-op Drug Co
Barber Editor of the American Press Present
A. H. Barber, editor of the American Falls Press, was present at the gathering.
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H. Barber
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Oneida Irrigation District Notice for Preston Idaho
Notice from the Oneida Irrigation District announces a meeting or action to be held in Preston Idaho. The incomplete text references a committee including Smith Moore John E Taylor and a time at about o clock in May 1908.
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Preston
Telegram
Epggge Tiest
Republican Party
Pres
Oneida County
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Oneida
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Pej. Moore
John E. ‘Taylor
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Maggie Wilks
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