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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
2
The Lewiston newspaper lists its publisher A Foresman and subscription rates of 50 a year and six to fifteenthe months. It notes entry at the Lewiston Postoffice as second class mail matter and provides a telephone contact for subscribers.
A Spokane Reiew note discusses Inland Empire wheat prospects with prices seen at 50 to 60 cents, buyers ready to contract at 54 to 55. It argues higher prices boost grower profits, showing how output, costs, and price interact to favor farmers even with moderate yields.
A Iowa Democratic convention speech ridicules anti imperialism as imaginary while praising Roosevelt for curbing trusts. The piece questions the party’s motive to find complaints and notes Bryanism’s decline as the 1896 platforms fade in the face of national prosperity and reform actions.
The inauguration of a regular boat service for upper Snake river points will boost Lewiston as a distributing center and aid mining, farming, and stock interests across the Salmon and Joseph country. News of pine exports to Wisconsin signals Clearwater timber growth, while bullion shipments confirm rapid mining expansion and strong regional business. European hospitality enhances Lewiston's potential as a summer resort with favorable weather.
Julia G Eavis of Lewiston Idaho filed a sworn statement under the 1878 Timber Land Act for lands in Idaho seeking purchase of sections and ranges. Witnesses named include Austin D Gregory Samuel D White and vid S Dent. Adverse claimants must file by September 15 before J B Wast Register at Lewiston Idaho.
Treasury Department notice certifies The Lewiston National Bank of Lewiston Idaho has ceased corporate existence under national banking act. The deputy comptroller confirms dissolution effective until close of business May 24, 1923, with official seal and witness dated May 23, 1903.
Treasury Department notice states The First National Bank of Lewiston Idaho has complied with the act extending corporate existence. The bank will close its business on May 29, 1903, in Lewiston.
State of Idaho Nez Perce county sheriff to Annie Powers Goodwin mortgagee Charlotte Carey seeks sale of household furniture and property at 222 Main St Lewiston to satisfy a 469.00 claim plus 6 percent interest from June 23 1903 with sale on July 1 1903 at 10 am.
Department of the Interior notice in Lewiston Idaho sets August 12 1908 as the date to respond with evidence before the U S Land Office register and receiver. The contestant shows due diligence prevents personal service and directs publication.
Notices from the Department of the Interior Land Office Lewiston Idaho dated June 1903 and June 1908 announce final proof hearings for William P. Henderson Emmeline B Phillips and others. Proceedings occur before the Lewiston Register and Receiver with witnesses named to prove residence and cultivation of timber and land claims in sections 8 17 35 township 4 west and other parcels. Adverse claims must be filed before August 1903 or August 1903 dates listed.
Notice to stockholders of Idaho Trust Company states an annual meeting will be held at the company office in Nez Perce County on July a at ten o clock in the morning. Directors will be elected and other business conducted as per laws and by laws. dated June 17, 1903. secretary Jane C. Smith.
Lewiston Water and Power Co promotes Clarkston lots with a $20 down $10 monthly plan under land contract No 1184. The ad touts rapid growth from 6 to 2500 residents, electric lights, water, sidewalks, two banks, and orchards valued at $2000 per acre as safe investments with no cost to inspect.
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