Lewiston Teller Publisher and Mail Notice
The Lewiston Teller announces A. Foresman as publisher and lists telephone contact 26. It notes entry at the Lewiston Post Office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
4
The Lewiston Teller announces A. Foresman as publisher and lists telephone contact 26. It notes entry at the Lewiston Post Office as second class mail matter.
The adjourned session is decried as the worst in state history with fusion blamed for spoils politics. Critics condemn printing overcharges, new offices, and bills like the insurance and code commission measures. Major figures, including the speaker and lieutenant governor, face scrutiny for procedural abuses as reform calls rise. Governor Hunt may veto to curb effects as public demand for integrity grows. Raisins and fruit cake ingredients listed at Russell's grocery.
A March 16 1901 notice lists a named settler intending final proof for a claim with a receiver at Levis Idaho on May 1. Witnesses named include George H. Yman of Rosetta and others from Idaho. The document records continuous residence and proof requirements for the land claim.
Public notice indicates a publication action regarding a land office matter. References to an individual known as J B West and aliases appear with registration details and procedural steps for property or title actions. The notice outlines general dates and eligibility criteria for interested parties to respond or claim an interest.
Public notice from the Interior Land Office Lewiston Idaho announces a sworn statement for timber or stone land claim. The claimant Appleweck and associates schedule final proof before Register J.B. Wast and Receiver at Lewiston Idaho on August 1 1901 to establish residence and cultivation. Witnesses named include Joseph Harr Warren Gotan and others to prove continuous residence and cultivation.
The document records a Land Office notice from Lewiston Idaho dated March 5 1901 naming Samuel Maw and William McCubbins with witnesses to prove residence and cultivation. It also includes a notice of attachment from the District Court of the Second Judicial District Idaho Perce county noting W M Rice and actions against defendants with attestations date February 7 1901.
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