Let Roosevelt and Borah Be Our Ticket
A Franklin Roosevelt and Borah ticket is urged as ideal for national renewal. The writer lauds Roosevelt as fearless and wise, cites his peace efforts with Russia and Japan, labor-justice stance, and calls for modern progress aligned with Borah. The piece praises conservatism, endorses the duo against the current administration, and appeals to readers for support in the Chicago convention context.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Oosewell
Russia
Japan
Col. Roosevelt
United States
Pennsylvania
Née
Pasteur
Ping
Beltshazer
Thahe
Daniel
Lincoln
White House
Roosevelt
Borah
Parana Canal
Gem Meat Market to Open the Second
Fred J. Hill, a well known local butcher, purchased the Silva meat market and will open the Gem Meat Market tomorrow. The building is being overhauled with kalfomimed walls and new woodwork. Hill will run a delivery wagon daily and expects to attract a generous patronage with inviting shop conditions.
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Fred J. Hill
Silva Meat Market
Gem Meat Market
Hills
Hill
Tasmania lecture at assembly hall by Rev A A Brown
Tuesday evening at the assembly hall Rev A A Brown of the Baptist church will give an illustrated lecture on Tasmania or Old Van Diemen's Land. The historic land, scene of the first British penal colony, will be described with details of punishment methods. Proceeds benefit Baptist missionary classes.
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Assembly Hall
A. A. Brown
The
Baptist Church
Tasmania
Old van Lnensan
Brown
Big Man in China and Sun Yat Sen’s Resignations
Dr Sun Yat Sen, newly elected Chinese republic president, resigns in favor of Youn Shai Kai as public opinion hails him as a great man. Kai seeks assembly consent to resign due to poor health, with Sun Yat Seng urged to return as president. Thai China's rapid development under a new regime is seen by experts as paving the way to world power.
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Sun Yat Sen
Chinese Republic
Youn Shai Kai
National Assembly
Sun Yat Seng
Thai China
Proceedings of the County Commissioners January session
The Board of County Commissioners convened January with Chairman Speakman, Commissioners Nelson and Dilatush, and Clerk Ines W. Anderson. They canceled several tax certificates issued in error, ordered refunds and adjustments for Laura M. Long and Mathie G. Smith, approved road and bridge fund expenditures, and set March 1 for further road work considerations while continuing to review tax assessments and school district allocations.
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A. L. Speakn
G. Nelson
Dilatush
Ines W. Anderson
C. F. Lene
Foupert
Episcopal’ Church
Laura M.long
Rupert
Enlergy Einoss
Laura M. Long
Mathie G. Smith
Black “J
Richard
Waston
L. M. Burnside
Ananor
M. Burnside
Ellen €. Olsen
T. J. Smith
Heyourn
Mount
Mons
Alida Edenbore
Soi
Hansen
Fuiz
W. Diotou
Shia
Bbik
Od Bi
Hansent
Lawktin
Joseph
H. Walsh
W. Phoonton
W. LL
Strange
Vilenya
Ray
County Lingely Avenue
de Rieh
Said
Birnnefield
Hagerman Valley
Deny
Bee Fulkerson
Tiss
Fry
Sero Eson
Brown
Prats Fiala
F. Fu
Jasper Ners
Deno
Lee Bayer
Afancis Langer
Toads
J. H. Roe
Mainer Brilme
Fane An & Canfield
Attorney Millsaps Challenges Lincoln County Clerk Salaries
A district court case involves Frank Millsaps appealing a Lincoln County Board of Commissioners salary payments. The dispute centers on clerks including Agnes Helman and Bert Bowler, and a $25 monthly clerk salary for G. T. Massey. Both sides presented agreed facts about county work performed, legality of orders, and the governor’s delay in school levy decisions. The case hinges on technicalities of advertising for help and proper county attorney oversight, with a ruling expected soon.
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Verrilian
Killen
Sita
Borden
Pina Nat
O. Seolt
Bert
Bowler
Ottis
Sessee
B. Kenagy
Pavnen
Speakman
Ida
Mare
Andrew Smith
Labor Roads
Johnson
Raber Bene
Braver River Power Cn
Or Roads
G. Burton
Labor
Ila Ae
Ie Orale
Hector
Ie Court
Nea County
District Court
Wedneday
Frank Millsaps
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
EB. G. Isenders
Yix
Agnes Helman
Emton Johns
ER. M. Walker
T. Spauiding
Bert Bowler
F. Gwin
Johnson & Haddock
My. Bothwell
Isenberg
Supreme Court
Javlew
Newman Brothers Report Fine Sheep Condition At Camps
Will Newman and Price Newman return to their sheep camps with Andy Newman. They assert their flocks are in superb health and anticipate a successful early lambing season.
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Will Newman
Tl Te Kwok
Vpven
Price Newan
Andy Newman
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