Lewiston Teller Publisher and Mail Notice
The Lewiston Teller announces publisher c A Forks man and notes its second class mail status with Lewiston Post Office entry.
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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1903
Page
2
The Lewiston Teller announces publisher c A Forks man and notes its second class mail status with Lewiston Post Office entry.
President Roosevelt’s San Francisco speech champions expansion and Pacific trade, praising Pacific coast support. He argues for American dominance of Pacific waters, notes growing transpacific cables and steamship lines, and advocates a isthmian canal under U S control to connect Atlantic and Pacific commerce and military power.
Citizens face a pivotal Lewiston city election as they choose executives to manage a growing municipal corporation. With over 100000 in annual expenditures and major public works ahead, the voters must pick experienced, conservative business leaders to safeguard the city’s future. The call emphasizes prudent management and the grave responsibility of selecting capable officers.
Citizens call for careful safeguarding by selecting men of wide experience and business capacity with unquestioned integrity to lead. The appeal emphasizes trustworthy leadership and prudent stewardship amid public concerns.
The Blalock Fruit Farm has found warm artesian water near Walla Walla, suggesting potential for irrigation and regional development. While temps are mild now, deeper wells may yield hotter water, boosting land value and investment interest across the valley.
The master of ceremonies emphasizes that politics are excluded from the Lewiston city election. Voters will judge candidates by personality, capacity, and stance as they allocate a $100,000 public improvements fund. Public opinion predicts shifts in popularity next Saturday as labor and taxpayers attend to responsible spending. The Bee Association reports two carloads of hives in Idaho with winter losses of up to 20 percent, but prospects look good for a strong harvest ahead. Kendrick merchant H P Hull visited the city buying goods yesterday.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Lewiston Idaho announces final proof dates for Carl W Shuller of Lapwai for sections 23 2 25 and adjacent claims and timber land notice for Annie Jacobson of Forest Idaho filed sworn statement for purchase of timber land in section 5 township 33 north range 3 west Lewiston Idaho with witnesses named Edward Holee Christian Jacobson Hans E Hole and Herbert T Hosley. Both notices invite adverse claimants to file before July 28 1903 or June 1908 as noted.
Lewiston Water and Power Co promotes Clarkston real estate with a land contract offer requiring a $20 down payment and $10 monthly payments. The ad touts population growth from 6 to 2500, electric lights, water, sidewalks, two banks, thriving orchards, and $2000 per acre valuations as a safe investment.
Public notice from Ton Idaho dated March 21 1903 lists Delilah Brown of Lewiston Idaho filing for final proof on a land claim in section 28 36 township 37 range term and names Walter Frye Charles Frye Allen Uderkirk Mary J Brown J B West as witnesses. Also a contest notice against John McPhee for Homestead entry 7375 with a hearing May 6 1903 and a special meeting of Lewiston Mercantile Co Limited to increase capital stock to 100000 to be held May 6 1903.
In Nez Perce County Idaho Probate Court the estate of Anderson B Walter deceased is announced by administrator Alfred T Walker. Creditors and all persons with claims must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator or to counselor O B Chesley at Chesley Idaho the designated estate事务 office. The notice is dated March 27 in Idaho.
In Nez Perce County Idaho executors of George MacRae deceased publish notice to creditors and interested parties to present vouchers within four months at Lewiston Idaho. Also includes contest notice regarding homestead entry No 8423 with abandonment and noncompliance claims, hearings set before land office in Lewiston and publication order by receiver Duartes H Garey.
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