Teller Publishing Company Resumes Semiweekly Publication
The Lewiston Evening Teller, oldest north Idaho paper, resumes publishment as a twice weekly with eight pages per issue issued Tuesdays and Fridays. Subscriptions are one year by mail for $1.50, six months for seven dollars. Litigation closed, attachment suits withdrawn, advances credited to patrons for missed time, and legal publications to be properly republished. The paper notes growth and promise for the Clearwater country and Pacific Northwest development.
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Clearwater
Maas
Pacific Northwest
Mathe
State Land Board Biennial Report Praises Administration
The biennial report shows a strong financial picture with investments totaling 184,491.97 in 1901-02 producing 314,684.38 in revenue and 20,380.06 in rentals, totaling 35,2444. However 1903-04 saw investments of 1,410,EES 3 with interest 358,382.43 rentals 34,874.37 and Carey Act 6,302.41 bringing total revenue to 109,359.51. If 15,000.00 of interest were added the figures would rise. The report credits Governor Morrison's administration and Chief Clerk Norman Jackson for managing the state land business.
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State Land Board
Warier
Morrison
State Board
Norman Jackson
Commissioners Name New County Official Paper After Lewiston Teller Ruling
The county board in special session chose Lewiston Weekly Tribune to publish legal notices after deeming Lewiston Teller unfit due to a suspended paper. The county attorney’s strict reading of the 1903 statute prompted an appeal, asserting Teller’s 28 years of continuous publication meets the law’s general circulation requirement.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lewiston Teller
Miles S. Johnson
Lewiston Weekly Tribune
Teller
Johnson
State of
Idaho
Good Health to the Children
An advertisement for Al Baking Powder Co of New York promoting health benefits for children. The copy emphasizes the product as a trusted household baking powder option and links its use to children’s well being.
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AL Baking Powder CO
New York
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Lewiston
North
State Land Business
H. T. Madgwick
Roy
Ayers
Ayer
Saratoga
Ind
Averco
Lowell
Ec Ayer
Pring Candy CO
R. H. Peale Springfield
the Mint Baker & Smith, Proprietore
Connectic Clark Building
Main Street
Washington Block
Seattle Wash
Jamison
Spokane, Wash
Judd
Pendleton
Ore
GEO. W Tannahill
Federsl
Washington
Mallory & Lydon
Coeur d’Alene
B. Sears & CO
Coe
Commission
G. R. Theiring
Lewiston, Idaho
N. B
Lewiston Water & Power CO
Clarkston, Washington
Seattle
Tacoma
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Chicago, New York
East Palace
H. Brandt
Spokane
G. Verkes
Roslyn & Cle
W. F. Kettenbach
J. Alexander
George H. Kester
The
Lewiston National Bank
C. C. Bunnell
J.B. Morris
Grace Pfatflin
Kettenbach
United States
Lewiston Fuel & Ice Co
Naylor & Norlin
Fifth Street
Guernseyx Newton
Scottish Union and
National
British America Fire Insurance Companies
STON
American Surety Co
Preferred Accident Co
IDEAL
Charles Hahn
Atty Hon
St. Louis
Burlington
Chicago
R. B. Wilson
Second Street
Walla Walla, Wash
Oregon
Avn
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Denver
Riparia, Wash
Fast Mail
Pomeroy
Wattsburg
Dayton
Walla Walla
Baker City
Wallahure
San Francisco
Portland
Steamer Lines
Portland Astoria
Oregon City
Salem
Independence
Corvallis
Oslumins
Wilamette River
Snake River
Riparia
Wild Goose
Co. W. Mount
Duke
Spokane & Palouse Points
Clearwater Short Line
Culdesac & Potlatch
Palouse
Culdesac & Potlatch Loca
W. J
Jordan
Gwiste
D. Charlton
G. P
Fatland
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