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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
5
A vintage advert promotes The Mint offering choice liquors wines brandies and cigars with a club room connected inside the Clark Building on Main Street.
Dr Albert G Lewis former Manitou mayor travels to Washington to win a government title to the summit of Pike's Peak in El Paso county Colo He seeks to prove possession of the highest land in the United States by old soldier declaratory filing from 1889 He argues he settled in good faith before the peak became a timber reservation and would control tourist traffic and cog road rights if successful.
Louisville Times notes abolitionist arguments and cites a judge sentencing a murderer to Danville, a man pleading for hanging. It contrasts Indiana’s rail line with fatal accidents where condemned men chose instant death over serving as conductors, reflecting local humor and sentiment.
In southern Idaho near the Owyhee side of the Snake River near the George Newell ranch, reports of an oil find accompany discussions of hot springs tapped for irrigation. Newell and Seattle capitalists formed a 1800 acre lease after expert reports. no conclusive oil flow is described. Also included are tourist car notes for O R and N Co trains, raisin products at a grocery, and several estray and animal notices with descriptions, brands, weights, and deadlines for ownership claims.
Australian herd owners use long rabbit fences as telephone lines linking neighbors over distances up to fourteen miles. Wires are variably insulated but effectively transmit calls, offering a practical communication network. Also mentions a room for rent advertisement and a sale ad for canned vegetables at Russell's Grocery by the Millionaire Club.
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