Publication line from A. Foresman, Lewiston publisher
The note identifies A. Foresman as publisher and provides a telephone number. It also states the Lewiston post office entry as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
4
The note identifies A. Foresman as publisher and provides a telephone number. It also states the Lewiston post office entry as second class mail matter.
The coming presidential tour will span thirteen to fourteen thousand miles through Gulf states, the West, New England, and the Middle Atlantic, with the entire executive branch accompanying the president. The journey will keep regular government duties, telegraphic links to Washington, and a large staff in constant motion, a spectacle never before seen.
The Idaho City World condemns the apportionment law as a partisan tool aimed at keeping the now ruling faction in power. It argues that voters are increasingly unmoved by party lines and will reject such defense as a boomerang against the authors and their allies.
A compilation of notices including land claim publication in Idaho with witnesses named, an Idaho bankruptcy petition for James W. Redman and related discharge hearing details, and order for publication in the Lewiston Tribune. Includes dates March 27 1901 and April 10 1901, with names like J. B. Weeks, Eda Philips, and George W. Trans.
Public notices announce claims and hearings for multiple land parcels in Lewis and adjoining counties, listing claimants like Lewitten, Marc Camara, and others. It details required affidavits, witness lists, dates for final proof, and the Land Office proceedings in Lewiston Idaho for various lot numbers and sections under U.S. land laws.
Legal notices from Lewiston Idaho listing testimony witnesses for land claims and cultivation proof in 1901. Names include J B West register, Samuel Markhar, Charles Martin, and Frederick Augustine among Forest Idaho residents. Dates cited March 1 1901 and April 1901 with specific section and township details.
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