Dray line operator seeks business. real estate and notices
Walter Robbins begins dray business at Cottonwood and invites orders at the Cottonwood barn . Real estate for Lewiston Idaho includes 9 1/2 acres with 8 room house barn orchard and berries advertised as a winter home at a bargain sold by A B Olin Culdesac Nez Perce Idaho 24 5 Various notices for public land filings in Lewiston Idaho describe multiple homestead and additional entries with heirs and witnesses named including Henry Heitfeld register. towns Forest Joseph Boles Whitebird Moscow and Cottonwood appear in notices with dates 1919 through 1919
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Lewiston
Idaho
A.B. Olin
Culdesac
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Norwau of
Forest
H. E
North
West
Boise Meridian
U. S. Land Office
Lewis
Rene Idaho
Mattison
Westlake
Wahoy
Gilbert G. Wayne
Forest Idaho
B. F. Aytch
Michel Rudolph
Henry Heitfeld
Register
Myron L. Romig
Boles
Range 2
Minnie I. Curtis
Moscow
Charles Williamson
Charles Crawford
John Jackson
U. 8
Charles A. Gopaiwill
Bee
Satie
J. Loyal Adkison
Whitebird
Duke
Isaac Et Tyda
Joseph
James Nea
James E .Gibns
Arthur Flaherty
U.S. Land Office
Tanae. Lyda
H. Ey
Township
Range 1
Boise
Meridianaus
U. S
Isaac A. Lyda
James M. A
James R. Gibbons
Charles A. Goodwill
Frank Eller
Range Wear
Idahol
Stephen Kiely
Dan Hill
Marion J. Lyda
John T. Jackson
Lewinton
Frederick H. Eller
Secion
White Rie Idaho
Marion J. Pees
John ‘J. Jackson
Iaho
Jack S. Martin
Mwood
Range
Eva Canfield
Herman Upmore
Lawrence Upmore
Charles Buetner
Cottonwood
Weslie Rallie Norris
Otto H. Nissen
Lois L. Bogner
Earnest J. Adair
R. Wright
Spring Camp
Plans for Railroads Return to Private Management
Washington news outlines broad support for returning railroads to private operation with guaranteed fair returns, amid proposals to stabilize finance, merge weak and strong lines, and curb government ownership. Senator Cummins cites thirty plans, noting consensus on private operation and capital attraction while debating a possible government guarantee and opposition from some rail executives.
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Raillroads
Congress
Cummins
Iowa
Teings Ts
Interagate Commerce Committee
United States Senate
Business Gem
St. Louie
Wall Street
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Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Company Ltd
Northwest
Auto
Cottonwood Garage
Stewart & Jasper
the Chronicle
Wesley F. Orr
Simon Building
Pacific
Nezperce
J. E. Reilly
Bell
Nuxon Block
Dr. McKeen Boyce Veteriga
Idaho and
Lewis Counties
Dr. C
Conrad Bosseres
North End Town
H. H. Nuxoll Notary Public
Nuxoll Block
Cottonwoo
Eugene Mauer
Cottonwood Local
A. Riley Rice
A. Jansen
Sec.Treas
John Reiland
H. Taylor Lawyer Bank of
Camas Prairie
Felix Martzen
Northwestern Mutual
Dr. J. D. Shinnick
Boule
Walter Robbins
Ber
Velie
A R. Rogers
Emil
Hollister
T. F. Schaecher
Rooke
Dad Rooke
Harry C. Cranke
Chronicle Office
Reily
J. Alcorn
Ofice
Cora E. Alcorn Mee
Serdinand
Alcorn Hospital
Ferdinand
Cottonwood National Farm Loan Association
Epeak G. Fey Pres
Washington
Wison