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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1905
Page
6
A compact notice from the Home Made Royal Baking Powder Company outlining a brand listing in New York. The brief item highlights product identity and company presence in the region with no additional details.
Editorials from Whitebird Mohler and Peck Press discuss a potential North South railroad through Idaho. They note possible surveys by R N and P I N roles, rail line from Riparia to Clearwater district, and renewed North Pacific and O R N territorial maneuvers shaping future construction and mergers.
Reports indicate renewed hostilities over regional influence as O R N and Northern Pacific push lines toward Clearwater and Nez Perce country. Plans include a Missoula cut off and an extension of the Milwaukee Road from Chamberlain to the Pacific coast via the Lo Lo trail, plus Canadian Pacific spur to Spokane. Strong lines foresee railroad expansion shaping Idaho and the Pacific northwest with new terminals at Bellingham and Portland.
During the closing days of the Fifty-eighth congress Idaho Senator Heyburn pressed for action on a pure food bill as others sought hearings. Senator Carter of Montana noted Heyburn’s persistent agitation and the senate’s gentle rebuke, leading to a later vote that accepted Heyburn’s amendment after laughter and admonition about seriousness and territory schooling for Indians.
Jake Sharroh offers plowing and harrowing for lots in good shape. Call 2294 or visit residence at 712 G Street. Phone listed as 440.
Washington March 3 Senator Heyburn is arranging with the general land office to issue a new Idaho map. The map will show irrigation and mining districts along with other data.
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