A new town called Arbon asks Malad for a mail route
February 23, 1898 · Newspaper clipping
Early in 1898 a delegation from Arbon, a settlement of about 100 people in Bannock Valley, came to Malad City to press for a mail route, and the Malad Enterprise wrote it up.
- When
- February 23, 1898
- Who
- As named in the article
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- Arbon
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- Newspaper clipping
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- Pocatello Tribune, February 23, 1898, page 7. Marshall Public Library, Pocatello.
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- A new town called Arbon asks Malad for a mail route
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The article as printed in the Pocatello Tribune, February 23, 1898, page 7. Marshall Public Library, Pocatello.
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