13 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Preston News
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
1
Senator Borah argues for a flexible tariff policy aligned with changing conditions while preserving the core principle of protection. He warns against abuses that could harm American labor and production, and cites historical figures and Taft’s groundwork for tariff revision as support for measured adjustments.
Judges award first prize to Milch Beaten of 2261 Jo erson Avenue Ogden Utah and list additional prize recipients including Mrs Genevieve Walker Jada Dailantyne Lewis A Clapp G F Roach William Pugh G C Fox Richmond d Koverea and others from Ogden Utah River Heights Logan and nearby areas. Cards on display at the store for viewing and further inquiries.
The second week opens with many students missing entry and tardiness. Parents are urged to ensure their children enroll promptly or risk catching up on missed work. Honors will be awarded to those neither absent nor tardy as teachers list the classroom lineup by grade and teacher names.
Nampa Leader-Herald editor N. Sennéay has been named register of the crate feed tiard by dhov eracy Itrady. The appointment comes after education and experience. details note strong character and statewide land affairs service.
An old fable about seven brothers shows that unity brings strength. The article urges Preston businessmen to unite on public issues, attend meetings, and work together to protect communal welfare and prevent selfish action harming the public good. It cites missed public spirit as a civic deficiency and calls for coordinated effort.
Senator Borah spoke at a Meridian political rally on the liquor issue. He urged submission of a constitutional amendment to the people, arguing the right of citizens to vote and abide by majority will, while opposing opponents who would deny that right.
An 18th or 19th century style fragment describes a celebration in the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg Schwerin with an ancient cannon fired during Hannucal observances. It notes a failure after ninety shots and vague municipal actions, including a drum major and a parade-like display.
A highly garbled OCR fragment appears to mix stray words and names without coherent context or identifiable events. Readable terms include possible personal names and scattered phrases, but no complete fact pattern or reportable item emerges for a credible headline or summary.
The piece lauds the Payne tariff law claiming lower average duties by 11 percent and free trade with the Philippines. It argues the rate cuts boost industry and labor, expands the tariff board, and praises Taft’s leadership and foreign policy gains.
The governor’s strong support appears nationwide, with notable enthusiasm during a Long Valley tour. Voters applauded his work as chief executive, showing broad approval of his leadership and implying a strong showing in the upcoming primary.
A garbled report describes a crowd near a police officer on a sidewalk with unclear details. The text mentions a possible fall or incident and references several stray phrases, leaving the core event ambiguous.
A fragmented text urges readers to learn to boost the community, treat neighbors with care, and share effort for growth. It references cooperation, trust in merchants, and that helping others strengthens society. The piece uses garbled lines but centers on communal uplift and mutual support.
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