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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
4
Lewiston Post Office issues notice regarding the handling of a matter labeled class mail. Publisher YAS Foresman associated with the Lewiston Teller and publisher at Lewiston. Contact telephone 2 5on yt arr ed for inquiries.
The American people mark the first Fourth of July of the Twentieth century with patriotic reflection on past glories and future prospects. The nation, now a century and a quarter old, recalls historic victories by Washington, Jackson, Scott, Miles, Shafter, Jones, Perry, Dewey, and Schley, highlighting citizen soldiers and sailors who upheld honor. It calls for a Republican majority in Idaho's Legislature to align with its sister states and sustain democracy.
The Idaho Republican meeting chose Gooding as chairman after Fenn’s resignation. Heyburn presided and was popular. The piece argues Democrats exaggerate a Borah Shoup victory and notes a strong field of Senate contenders, while criticizing Democratic claims and highlighting party unity.
A Caldwell Tribune note argues Idaho’s 5 million sheep could sustain a state woolen mill to capture profits and keep wool markets local, reducing eastern freight. It endorses the idea as beneficial to growers and state economy. transportation links and ore mine sale discussions underscore Idaho’s push for rail and river transport to unlock mineral and timber wealth.
An American offers an honorarium of 25000 to chaperone his daughter into high society while debates rage over virtue and wealth. The piece notes the shift from military to civil rule in the Philippines and Cuba, praising American governance and criticizing racial voter exclusion. It includes government notices for Idaho surveying bids and a sheriff sale notice in Nez Perce County.
A contest has been filed by Thomas against Stephen Besek regarding entry No. for a tract in section 14. Besek is alleged to have abandoned residence for over six months and not established settlement. The contest is filed with the United States Land Office in Lewiston Idaho, with affidavits showing due diligence so far. The notice sets forth that process and further action will follow under Land Office procedures.
Notice for publication lists multiple settlers and filings in Idaho land records. Names include William Utter, Leppal Duffy, Edward Beeman, and Herbert Brown with sections 19 20 29 33 and townships 24n 2w. Attaches indicate court action involving Edward Baumeister & Co. versus Jack O keefe with district court attachment dated June 13, 1901.
Salvador Maranda sues Anthony Berardi in Nez Perce County Idaho seeking foreclosure of a mortgage executed October 24 1899 to secure four promissory notes dated 1900 1901 1903 with 8 percent interest and costs. The summons requires appearance within ten to forty days depending on service and warns of default judgment.
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