Lake business grows with new boats on the lake
Lake commerce expands as boats repaired and upgraded for the season. The Flyer and Georgia Oaks along with Bobbetta and Telephone promise heavy passenger and freight traffic between this place and Harrison. Warehouses and docks are prepared for larger services, with several vessels in service or under work.
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Harrison
Northern Pacific
Georgia Oakes
Bobeta
Pointe
Telephone
Bonita
Georgia Gakes
Fruitgrowers Special Arrives Saturday for Evening Meeting
The fruitgrowers special touring the Inland Empire will reach the city Saturday afternoon. Delegates include Professors Melander and Thornber of Washington State College, C L Smith, L Williams, John Hughes, and road officials. Commercial Club hosts plan escort to Dalton Garden and Maydon Lakes, then dinner at Hotel Idaho. A 7 o clock gathering at Bander's hall will feature talks on fruit growing, horticulture, and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander's Hall
Fruitgrowers
Inland Empire System
Melander and Thornber
Weahington State College
C. L. Smith
L. ¥. Willams
Spokane
John §. Hughes
Commercial Club
Dalton Gardena
Maydon Lakes
Pronont
Aestat
Democrats To Aid Roosevelt In Congress This Session
Washington March 27 Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, Democratic leader in the House, outlined the party’s stance on Roosevelt’s legislative program. The Democrats will back measures like campaign finance disclosure, prohibition in the District and territories, and an employers liability law, while opposing others and demanding concessions to secure votes. Also noted is a Mastodon exhibit at Berton Oberlander’s gallery in Coeur d’Alene featuring a 1800-year-old fossil with massive tusks and an array of Indian wares and Alaska gold specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Sharp Williams
Miuskvatppi
Howe
House
Willams Sayat
Republican House
Williams
District of Columbia
Territories
Tukos
Freight rate injustice sparks Spokane protest by freight firm
A Spokane incident exposes alleged unfair freight discrimination by a national line. J M Featherston recalls Portland pricing, noting through rates from New Orleans to Portland mirrored local Spokane rates, while Portland to Spokane fares rose. He condemns rate manipulation, praises Knights of Pythias and community groups for support, and extends thanks after a death in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpice Company
Spokane
Portland
Cottee
J. M. Featherston
New Orleans
Portland House
Northern Paesse
Portland Spokane
Apokane
Chicago
Jobbera
Bookate
New Electric Signs Brighten Sherman Street
Two handsome electric signs have been installed in the city one at the Masonic Fraternal hall and the other at the Palm bar on Sherman street. The Masonic sign uses a rotating slide to indicate the lodge in session with a lantern and blue lodge chapter commandery and eastern star displays. The Palm sign, from Chris Sign company Beattha, is iron and 8 feet tall, capable of spanning Sherman street and lit by electric bulbs, boasting prominent illumination over other signs.
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Palm Bar
Bherman Wrest
Blue Lodge
Sherman Street
Meres
Chris Gu Company
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Vepsmanton
Lyear
St. Large
White Startion Company
Besidumber of
Smitly
Manet
Wardner
Idaho
Rempite
Ranmire Rasmussen
Old Drift
Remuers
Paul Emmanuelson
Easton
McDougal
Foreman Jones
Som
Earth
Stanmunnen
Han Boon
Warner
Bryan
Pittsburg
Pittrburg
Pennsylvania
Willian J. Bryan
Exposition J
Jere
Diack
Bryan League
Nebraskas
Parkershure
W. Va
Georgia
Atlanta
Taft
Convent
White Star Navigation Co
Mleet
White Star Navigation Com
Georgie Oakes
Roosevelt
Wiing
Knights of Pythias
Hus
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