Wire Banner Beer Entering Idaho Markets
An Idaho company announces its Wire Banner beer will reach the market within two weeks, with 10 to 1,500 barrels in the cellar. The plant uses pure water analyzed by chemists and aims for broad agency coverage in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington with Wardner and Wallace soon tagged for outlets. A naming contest yielded Wire Banner from May Banner, now Spokane staff, as the brand for a new Northwest brewery and bottling operation costing about $250,000 and capacity up to 60,000 barrels annually. The article also covers a separate U S Court of Appeals decision involving mining interests on the Coeur d Alene River, debating pollution, navigability, and potential injunctions affecting $12,000,000 of mining capital and $800,000 of ranch property, with commentary from lawyers.
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Bas Deon
Exta Chicago
Idaho
Oregon
Ington
Axi
Wardner
Wallace
Spo
Hive Banner
Miiay Banner
Lewis Lumber Company
Spokane
Vasion
Hotties He Brewery
Strac
Ali
Ccme
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Gilbert and Rowsani
Hunt
Coeur d'Alene
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mistag and Concentrating Company Et al
Mineowners’ Association
Efrecit Court of Idaho
Agricultierate
Hia
Appellate Court
Timothy McCarthy
William Hamey
Elmer Doty
W. T. Stowell
Hla
Another Cashier Goes Wrong in Half Moon Bay Bank
Half Moon Bay, Calif. November 7 The Bank of Half Moon Bay cashier Mr Contente was arrested on embezzling charges after $3000 vanished and records were falsified to conceal the crime He claimed a family to support and said his pay was insufficient to cover expenses He also admitted altering ledgers to cover the missing funds. the theft was found when a $1000 deposit record was missing.
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Half Moon Bay
Cal
Contente
Bank of
Aad
Ns & Rencom
Goldman
Woodlaten Root Ball game at Woodlawn Park
Lama High theheet Tram faces Spokane High School this afternoon at Woodlawn Park. The Spokane team shows a strong season, while the local squad has mixed results. The game features several standout players and builds anticipation for a tight contest.
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Lama High
Spokane
Loonich
Spokane High
Woodlawn Park
le Wade
Wead
Ras Seem & Food
Japan Forest Management History and Current Protections
The article notes Japan’s long forestry tradition spanning 4 200 years with gov ernment oversight. It details reserved forests on steep slopes under state control and available forests on agricultural land, stressing careful thinning from age thirteen and periodic harvests up to 120 years. It warns that some slopes near towns have faced erosion when clearance occurred.
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Nippon
Japan
Riberto
Bens
Fragmentary Article Cites Past Attitudes Toward Gay Person
Incomplete text recalls a Japan response to a gay individual and mentions widespread past destruction. The fragment hints at public attitudes and historical events but lacks clear specifics or dates.
Four land case decisions handed down by local officers
Four land cases were decided by local land office officers. The Miret case ruled in favor of Earl A. Van Hemert against Otto A. Ratser heirs, with cancellation of the entry for noncompliance with homestead law. Engstrom versus Idaho sought mineral status but failed to prove mineral character, so the contest was dismissed. The Maker versus Baro suit found evidence supporting abandonment, cancelling the entry. Kendrick versus Fr. Albert involved a stave timber entry, with contest alleging land rights.
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Aes
Earl A. ‘van Hwemert
Otto A. Ratster
North Range
B. M. Hemert
Fred Engstrom
Idaho
N. Ro
Point St
Geo. W. Maker
Gennarw Baro
N. R
M. Faker
Autertt
Co. W. Kendrick
Adolph Fr. Albert
Albert
Kendrick
Wright-Steele Block Sold to Local Buyer on Sherman Street
W. T. Rowell a prominent Bpatase business man purchased the Wright-Steele building on Sherman Street for about 26000 dollars. The first story houses Calyshoun Hardware. The lodging house will be removed and upper floors converted into office space. Mr Stowell plans a branch law office and will occupy rooms in the building for a carbon business.
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W. T. Rowell
Bpatase Pesterday
de Wruht-dereie
Sherman Street
Calyshoun Hardware Store
Stowell
Railroad Executive William H. Corish Found Dead in Newark
William H. Corish, former president of the Union Pacific railroad, was found dead in Newark after an apparent fall from residence. An investigation into his death is underway to confirm causes and circumstances.
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William H. Corish
Unien Pacific
Chicago
T.williams B. Ceraiah
Union Pacific Railroad
Tragedy in Pittsburg Ends in Murder and Suicide
In Pittsburg Penn Nor the body of a wife lay in bed with throat cut the daughter slain with wounds and the mother-in-law found in a trunk a bottle of chloroform near the daughter’s body police believe Marte Casey killed the women and then took his own life investigators note he had bought chloroform days earlier and had been accused last December of killing his wife but was not convicted due to a nontestifying mother in law the motive remains unclear amid theories of mental disturbance and police inquiry continues.
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Pittaburg
Penn
Nor
Wil
Hartes
Tragic Tree Accident Claims Seven Year Old Boy
Newell seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Charlce News Sunnyside was accidentally killed when a long tree stump fell on him while playing yesterday afternoon. Funeral services scheduled for 1:30 tomorrow at the Comur d Alene Undertaking Company parlors with Rev Satom to conduct.
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T. Newell
Ars
Charlce
Sunnyside
Comur d'Alene
Sompanr
Satom
Fire destroys O K Saloon in early morning blaze
A fire at the O K Saloon, owned by Mayor Sealion and valued at 1500 with no insurance, started likely from an electric wire. Firemen extinguished the flames after the building burned to rubble. No injuries reported as bartender was leaving when the blaze began.
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E A
Sealion
Clement
Love's Sequel Tragedy Over Teenage Love and Arrests
Nov 1 faced a fatal outcome in a troubling story from Ban Pramcisco. Hommy Venta Wawrack, 15, died after a criminal operation linked to a marriage proposal initiated by James Gibees and pursued by her mother. Dr. W. Odoneli remained under arrest with prosecutors seeking justice as the girl's family disputes expenses and seeks compensation for her death.
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W. Odoneli
Trade review signals cautious recovery in New York
New York reports a cautious turn in weekly trade sentiment. Weather improves retail activity while manufacturing shows stronger output and new undertakings are planned. Commercial credits loosen, prices rise, and shipment demand strengthens despite sporadic caution in some sectors.
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New York
New
Ory
Marcantile
Tasnore
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Lake Creek
Wright-Steele Block
Pittsburg
Roy
O. K. Saloon
Prask P. Vanvinek
Malem
Cove
James Gibees
Giese
Gihean
Seeranary
Dana
Hestew
Arcivity
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Ie Carrel Page
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