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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
2
Postal notice from Lewiston California indicating classification for mail matter. Includes telephones and publishing references, noting postage and processing details for lawful mail matter.
The Lewiston Teller announces a Megenthaler linotype and the start of Lewiston Evening Teller publication on Monday October 26. ATwices a Week Teller will be expanded to eight pages making a sixteen page weekly issue. Articles of incorporation for an electric railroad are filed today as Lewiston positions as regional market center amid anticipated traffic from Camas prairie and reservation areas. The court action by George Clay seeks annullment of his daughter Meta's marriage to George Holdorf on grounds the ceremony was void.
Judge Reese ordered George Holdorf held to answer the per jury charge in district court. Bond set at 500 dollars, posted by the defendant’s father. The Golden Rule Grocery changes hands to W. H. Kimbrough & Son with Harry Kimbrough taking a half interest. store to be enlarged and refitted with new shelving.
The next regular examination will be held November 19 20 and 21 with Thanksgiving vacation causing the shift. Questions will cover first second and third grade county certificates and school law and state constitution from the entire pamphlet. No special chapter will be assigned. Bernice McCoy Superintendent.
The State Press Association convened in Coeur d'Alene on Tuesday for a highly successful session. About twenty five members joined as papers were read and discussed. H. C. Shaver of the Moscow Star was named president for the year and B. S. Parker was re elected secretary. Boise chosen for the next annual meeting with date to be set by officers.
Arnold's shows arrive by Wednesday and set up in a main pavilion at the Third and C streets corner with canvassed tents. The company runs a large menagerie and a Japanese troupe led by Tetsunari. Acrobatic acts impress, while Mr Adams and three assistants head the wild animal department. Nine cages display numerous species as nightly illumination promises a lively carnival atmosphere.
W E Stewart, merchant at Cul de Sac, brought a large gray eagle to town on Wednesday afternoon. The bird spans a little over seven feet from tip to tip, and is on display at the Blue Front confectionery. Stewart captured the impressive American bird near Winchester on Craig Mountain.
Crowds pack rooms 33 and 57 Adams block in Lewiston to consult Professor Rosco and Madame Roy who promise life readings revealing past, present, and future including marriages and money. They guarantee satisfaction with refunds and conduct hours 9 am to 8 pm. In Idaho notices follow about mortgage foreclosure and timber land filings across Nez Perce County with names like Kendrick State Bank, Jerry Branan, and Clauses listing witnesses and dates.
Real estate in Clarkston and Vineland has yielded 50 to 500 percent gains in recent years. The opportunity appeals to both wealthy and modest investors, with cash discounts and easy terms for those seeking to build homes. Lewiston Water & Power Co invites readers to visit and learn more.
In Idaho, Elizabeth Wright of Genesee files a sworn statement under the Timber and Stone Act for section 29, township 32, range 3, seeking land valued for timber over agriculture. Notices urge adverse claimants to file before November 6, 1903, with J. B. West as register. Additionally, at Lapwai on November 2 at 10 am a public sale at the Fort Lapwai School will auction 19 steers and 12 heifers, bids subject to rejection.
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