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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1905
Page
3
Gambling corrupts men by undermining morality and encouraging cheating. It does not sustain livelihoods except through luck or bank advantage, and it promotes embezzlement as workers rationalize temporary misuse of firm funds. Modern finance often mirrors gambling, and only broad reform can curb this pervasive, destructive culture.
R M Tweedy reports assayed ore from the Green Banner property near Peck shows $2,300 in gold at the top with a 160 pound sample sent for mill tests. Peck is incorporated as a village with councilmen named and plans for future improvements. A 152 pound meteorite found north of town is exhibited at Kirby's and will go to the Portland fair. A new Rockefeller photograph is released, echoing Tom Henwgen’s BI. co y claims.
The report details Winnipeg and Duluth wheat receipts and market action, noting bears in early trading then strength as foreign buying emerges. It covers July and May wheat, corn and oats pricing, Chicago hog receipts, cash grain quotes, primary supply changes, and Russia's impact on markets with calls for continued large purchases. It also notes strong provisions and railroad stock strength amid foreign influences.
Daily dispatch notes service coverage for Pomeroy Waitsburg Dayton Walla Walla Pendleton Baker City and all points East with brief weather and shipping updates.
United States Land Office at Lewiston issues a contest against Samuel Alexander for entry 8264 in section 24 township 36 north range 5 west. David Ladar oal, contestant, alleges abandonment and lack of residence or improvement. Notice to appear February 14, 1905, before the Register and Receiver. service deemed impracticable. publication ordered by Receiver Charles H. Garby.
Notice is given that the following named settler has filed notice of intent to make final proof. Proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Lewiston Idaho on March 20 1906. Names Frank C Enapp Sweetwater Idaho for multiple lots and sections in townships 35N R8W and 35N R4W BM with witnesses Jay N Armstrong Julius C Beasley Walter R Knapp Alfred J Buller. Also notices Jay N Armstrong and Frank C Knapp for other lots in sections 26 35 and 24 25.
Isaac Kipp of Fairburn Idaho files notice of intention to make final proof before the Lewiston Idaho Receiver on March 20 1905. He describes lots 8 9 17 18 in sections 19 and 24 township 34 north range 3 4 west B M. Witnesses: John McCormack Sweetwater Idaho John Utter Sweetwater Idaho William McCovern Fairburn Idaho John Evans Fairburn Idaho.
Notices from the United States land office Lewiston Idaho dated December 20 1964 and December 20 2004 announce filings for land claims and timber sale under the timber lands act. Names include Frank A Newnam Andrew Malm Ruben Poore Spencer Clovis Mary B Brooks and others. Provisions request claimants and witnesses to file objections or claims by specified dates and outline proof procedures before the register and receiver at Lewiston. The notices list sections towns ranges and legal descriptions and call for residency cultivation and timber value demonstrations.
Department of the Interior notices dated December 1904 announce final proof hearings for land claims. Charles B. Marquette of Lewiston Idaho seeks proof for the west half and northwest quarter of section 2 township 36 north range 56 west with witnesses Moxley Bartlett and others. James W. Phillips of Lapwai Idaho seeks proof for section 30 township 36 north range 3 west with witnesses Joachim Chiadek Bartlett Rowland and others. Proceedings occur before the Lewiston register and receiver on specified dates in early 1905.
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