Land and probate notices from Lewiston Idaho 1904
Notices record final proof for Frank A. Newnam in section 2 township 36 north range 2 west and timber land bid by Mary E. Brooks in 32 north 3 west. Witnesses Edward Cheuvront Francis Savage Gilbert Gilbert. Also creditors claims for Cecilia On-ya-we-ton-my estate and administrator J Howard Howe invites filings by March 20 1905.
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Nez Perce
Idaho
Elizabeth Types
J. Howard Howe
Dent & Butler
Nez Perce County
Benjamin Types
Dent & Butler Block
Lewiston
County of Nez Perce
State of Idaho
Titus
Lydia Dixon
He-yo-my-kinmy
He-yo-my-kin-my
Maho
Department of the Interior, Land Office
Williaam Gaiser, JR
United States Lann
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Jamie E. McLaren
Maren
Andrew Malm
Forest
Ruben Poore
Spencer Clovis
William McLaren
Idaho Bay
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Frank A. Newnam
Willola
Township
Range 2
Edward D. Cheuvront
Lenore
Francis M. Savage
Walter W. Gilbert
Franklin E. Gilbert
J. B. West
Register
Mary E. Brooks
Simon P. Fitzgerald
John C. Jansen
Walter C. Brooks
Samuel D. White
Charles FE
Marquette
John Moxley
Jennie Moxley
James Armstrong
Henry Irwin
Cecilia
Sid
Isaac Kipp
Fairburn
Secion
Jay N. Armstrong
Sweetwater
Federal land notices and wheat outlook in 1904 era Lewiston
Notices from the Lewiston land office announce final proof dates for Isaac Kipp Frank C Knapp and Jay N Armstrong plus associated residents from Sweetwater Webb and Lewiston Idaho. The piece also surveys 1903 wheat production and projected shortages, labor shortages, and potential export demand. It notes a holiday theater event in Lewiston with Len Mitchell and Press Woodruff, plus mining engineer C S Van Brandt visiting and consulting at the Snowstorm mine in Mullen.
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Len Mitchell
Temple Theater
Lewiston
Fire Department
Arkansas
Press Woodruff
Leslie Thompson
Clara Waldman
Frank Kimball
L. Mitchell
Mullen
C. S. van Brandt
Coeur d'Alene
van Brandt
Timber Extension Sparks Idaho Legislature Debate
Opposition to extending time for removing state timber in northern Idaho centers at Moscow with Latah County representatives going on record against the extension. James Nelson of Troy says the extension is a vital issue, arguing timber sales should spur railroads, mills, and permanent employment, and noting purchasers have shown little effort to remove timber within the 20 year limit.
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Idaho
Moscow
Latah County
James Nelson
Troy
Horth
Kress Reopens Jewelry Store On Main Street
C G Kress resumes jewelry business in the Grostein block on Main near Sixth after fire destroyed stock in the Dill building. A fine line of jewelry silverware and cut glass arriving. plans to expand after the new year and stay in business. Mrs Mary Erb dies in Greer after heart trouble. five children survive including Geo E Erb Robt Erb and M B Erb. funeral set for tomorrow at 10.
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C. G. Kress
Main Street
Fair Department
Grostein
Sixth Street
Mr. Kress
Dill
Mary Erb
Mary A. Erb
Geo. E. Erb
Greer
Erb
Oregon
Geo
FE. Erb
Robert Erb
M. B. Erb
Fred Erbot Greer
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John McCormack
John Utter
William McCovern
John Evans
Frank C. Knapp
N. R
Julius C. Beasley
Walter R. Knapp
Alfred J. Sulier
Webb
Walter R. Kaipp
W. B. West
United States
Russia
Japan
Gem Saloon
Smith & Walker
Third Choice Wires
End Wars
Opera Shaw
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