The Snuff Trade and Its Ties to the South
A Chicago style overview traces snuff production in 1900 at about fourteen million pounds down from eighteen million in 1899. It notes growth in the east led by Boston and New England, with southern use rising among old negroes and po’ white trash, while New Jersey and Pennsylvania decline and Tennessee rises. The piece also touches a Boston fad and anti Imperial League ties, then shifts to Idaho political maneuvering over Albion normal school land deeds and a senate fight over a bond issue and deed conditions.
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United States
Boston
New England
South
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
New York Tribune
Smith
Cassia County
Senate
Albion
J. E. Miller
Boise
House
J. M. Pierce
Rise
Martin
Terrill
Cassia
Normal School
Stray notices and attachments from Lewiston area
A collection of vintage notices records stray livestock and legal attachments. Descriptions include several branded horses and mares of gray bay brown colors near L ewiston and Uniontown with weights from 800 to 1000 pounds, plus a coal black heifer and a roan mare, all claiming ownership or sale under law. also an attachment issued in East Lewiston Justice court against Alvin J Manning with witness and date details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
L. L. Strong Farm
B. H
M. E. Shepler
Justice's Court of
East Lewiston
Estrays Taken Up Near Lewiston and Probate Notice
Notice records three estrays found near Lewiston on September 27 1900 including a saddle marked mare a brown gelding and a branded horse and says owner may recover by proving ownership and paying charges. Also notice of William Andernacht estate administration in Nez Perce county Kamiah Idaho with four month claims period. White Plymouth Rocks advertised from Clarkston Washington with eggs $1 per dozen from Frank J. Young.
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Leland
Burgess
B. H. Terteling
Lewiston
Estrays
Igor
William Andernacht
Nez Perce
Kamiah
Idaho
Rupert L Spiker
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Miller
Pocatello
Terrell
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Queen’s Bench
London Law Journal
First Baptist Church
Faaho
Ben Silverman
Mulkey
C. W. Cotsy
A. L. Donaldson
W. H. Skinner
D. S. Dent
W. P. Hursar
Samuel L. 1
Hompson
East Lewa
Nez Perce County
Ioho
Uniontown
Wash
C. Bunce
P. B. Thateling
Plymouth
Frank J. Youn
Clarkston
C. G. Kress
Main Street
Postoffice
Winchester Lumber
Winchester
H. T Maddwick
Lewiston, Idaho
L. A. Neal
Undertaker
White
Wheeler & Wilson
Mint Barber Shop
Bert Garrett
Moscow
Pullman
Oakesdale
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Helena
Butte
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
New York
Billings
Denver
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Orofino
Kooskia
Stites
Grangeville
Buffalo
Culdesac
R. B. Hooper
A. D. Charlton
A. PF
Oregon
Union Pacific
Minneapolis ST. Paul
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Willamette
Columbia River
Riparia
China
Japan
DR. Watkins
Ira T. Worden
Hahn
Dray and Express
W. E. Mathews
Thatcher & Kling
Tel
Tit
Great Northern Railway
O. Ht. & No Company
New Mare
Philadelphia
Beast
West
Sound
Duluth
Magnificent Steamships
Northwest
Northland
Northern Steamship Company
O Ro & Company
F. 1
Whitney
Jackson, Gen’! Pass. & Tkt. Agi Commercial Agent
St. Paul, Minn
F. W. Kettenbach
W. L. Boise
Prop
Hermitage
L. L. Strong
Eichenberger Block
Weisgerber
California
Adrian R. Sweet
Binnard Block
Range Meat Market
Dill Brothers
Prop’s
East Main Street
Lewlaton, Laa
M. Donzac & Co
MAIN
Mallory & Lydon Livery Stable
Martin Collin
Burlington
A. B
Jackson
Jamieson
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