Direct nomination reform gains ground in Massachusetts
The Lewiston Teller summarizes the push for direct nominations as the reform answer to convention wheeling. It notes Massachusetts adopting a system like Minnesota and explains voter party affiliation rules and a long ticket risk. It contrasts reform with cross lifting and cites officials and dates.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Oregonian
James H. Hawley
Boise
Fred T. Dubois
Hawley
Notice for Public Publication Timber Land Act 1878
Jabez Kenyon of Forest Nez Perce County Idaho files sworn statement for purchase of timber land section 19 township 32 ranew Bam. He will prove land value for timber or stone. witnesses Lena Brown James W. Reid Alfred Kenyon Andy Mallon. Adverse claimants must file by September 21 1903. J B West Register Lewiston Idaho.
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Panel States Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Jabez Kenyon, Sr
Forest
Nez Perce
Ranew Bam
Dames
Lena Brown
Forest, Nez Perce Co
James W. Reid
Alfred Kenyon
Andy Mallon
J. B. West
Register
Rimber Land
Usted
w.B.m
Cocanotee
Fr E. Godard
Waha
W. Godard
James & McGrane
Edna G. McGrane
Timper Lana
Cas States Land Office
Grace Baughman
Seraphine Wildedthaler
Michel N. Nye
United States Land Office
N. Range
Austin D. G
Culdesac
Samuel D. White
David S. Dent
Ralston Vollmer
Aera States Land Office
Mary E. Godard
John C. Jansen
Sylvia Noben
Waha Ue
Fred W. Godart
Leven Stephens
Christian Jacobson
Hans E. Holee
Herbert T. Hossey
J B. West
Lewiston National Bank Granted Renewal to 1923
The Lewiston National Bank in Lewiston, Idaho, approved to extend its corporate life until the close of business on May 24, 1923. Deputy Comptroller James P. Kane signs the official certificate after confirming compliance with national banking act provisions.
Bank of Lewiston authorized to extend corporate life
Treasury official certifies The First National Bank of Lewiston Idaho is authorized to have succession until close of business May 29 1923, following compliance with national banking act provisions. Also includes contest notice from U S Department of the Interior Lewiston Idaho June 9 1903 regarding Charles F Jackson Homestead entry contest against William D Rogers contestant.
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Treasury Deterimaets Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Ashington
D. C
First National Bank of
Lewiston
Nez Perce
Idaho
Congress
William B. R
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Scott Clark
North Range
William A. Well
William A. Caldwell, Jr
Charles H. Garry
Notice for Public Publication Land Office Lewiston 1908
Public notice from the interior land office Lewiston Idaho dated July 16 1908. Marion Rich and Emmeline B Phillips filed notices to prove residence and cultivation for homestead claims. Witnesses named include Williams Palmer Phillips and Baughman among others. The notices set August 20 1903 as proof dates and require adverse claim filings by that date.
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Paparumeas of the Interior
Lewiston
Idaho
Ister
Iton
Marion
Rich
Eaward G. Williams
Lapwai
William Paulmer
John J. Philips
Whison J. Phillips
J. B. West
Register
District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Dudley C. Tribble
Dudley C. Tribbie
County of
Nez Perce
State of
van W. Hasbrouck
Riment
Ira Small
John F. Ingram
George On
Tment of the Interior
Lewison
Herbert J. Chandell
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Waho
John C. Jansen
N. R
Wellington W. Murphy
United States Land
Marles H. GaRegiver
Artment of the
Interior Land Office
Lycurguss Jackson
Spalding
James H. Wann
Eon Tekes
John H. Hu
Lewis Harris
Clarkston Lot Buy Now Offer At $20 Down
Lewiston Water and Power Co promotes Clarkston real estate with a land contract option No 1184. Down payment of $20 and $10 monthly payments, advertised amid growth claims of a booming town with electric lights water service and new banks. Orchards yield dividends valued around $2000 per acre, urging cautious investors to inspect new housing nearby.
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Clarkston
Clarkston - Vineland
Land Office Notices and Contests at Lewiston Idaho 1903
Public notices of land claims contest filings timber land entries and patent actions at the Lewiston Idaho land office circa 1903. Names include William Henderson Herbert Chandell Mary Godard Annie Jacobson and John Jansen with witnesses listed and dates set for August July 1903.
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C. A. Forgsman
Tre Dalles
Harts
Friends of
Dalles
Celtic Falls
Board of Engineers
Gateway City
Bryan
Parker
Cleveland
Lewiston Valley
Weather Bureau
Union
Jim Hawley
Clearwater
C. H. Lingenfelter
Idaho Trust Co
Nez Perce County
Reuben Cudney
P E. Stookey
Adams Block
Charles E. Hipparp
Treasury Department
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
Lewiston National Bank
Jomes P. Kane
Leweene Bank
Count Nez Perce
T. P. Kann
Skal
B. Rippery
William D. Rogers
Ainst Homestead
Charles F. Jackson
United States Lands
Charles H. Garey
Lewiston Water & Power Co
Vonn Nensen
B. West
Eugene Gasser
Lewiston, Idaho
James Vernon Walter Jain
Genesee
Franklin J. R. Williard
Homestead Ours
B. Reed
United States Land Ofice
Cuages H. Garey
W. F. Kerrensacs, Pres. George
H. Kys
J. Alexander
ITER
Main and Fourth Sts
C. Bunnell
J B Morris
W. Fr. Kettenbach
R C Beach
Geo H Kester
Grace Pfafflin
Kettenbach
United
J. P. Vollmer
Pres
R. Volumer
E. W. Eaves
I. Thompson
Sargent & Greenleaf
Buy
Strongest Bank
Idaho National Bank
W. P. Hurnsut
E. D. Thomas
G. W. Thompson
L L,. Dresux
Golletions
Idaho Trust Company
Range Meat Market
Dill Brothers
Prop’s
East Main Street
Racho
W.C Mallory
Harry Lypon
Mallory & Lydon
Russell Threshing
Lewiston Trading
China
Idaho Tea Company
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