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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
2
The Lewiston Teller highlights an interview with J G Hildebrand praising Lewiston's prospects and urging active publicity. It argues sustained advertising, publicity by the Commercial Club, and earnestly appealing to residents to advocate for the town to attract future growth and home seekers.
A Chicago philanthropist Stephen B Roach leaves a million to his poor relatives sparking questions about motive and legacy. Ex Senator W V Allen responds to Bryan defending Populist regularity while urging Bryan to mind his business and choose a path for democracy. The Denver Threatsence notes a likely Republican win next year.
The American Security of Equity held a Chicago meeting to organize farmers for at least 1 dollar a bushel for wheat 60 cents for corn and 40 cents for oats with a circular inviting participation The gathering included a farmer a board of tradesman two South Water street commission men a capitalist and another unknown The item also notes Ruth Bryan and Captain Hobson engagement mentions Dowie planning a New York move and Bryan denying the engagement with Hobson.
Sheriff Lee of Idaho County removed William Rooke from the Lewiston jail to the Idaho County court house on Wednesday to face multiple horse stealing charges. Judge Reese bound him over to the circuit court with bail set at 700 dollars. The two returned by the evening train.
C W Mott, Northern Pacific agent, releases Opportunities Openings and Business Locations sketching Lewiston Nez Perce county seat on the Lewiston branch. It notes a growing city with schools, churches, mills, banks, hotels, real estate firms, doctors, lawyers, and timber and farming prospects, plus transport links to Clarkston and river trade.
Multiple timber land act notices from Lewiston and Forest Idaho and Genesee Idaho announcing sworn statements and filings for land sales. Applicants include Charles S Ingle Marie Damas Christian Hollee and Kenyon with hearings in Lewiston and Forest. dates set in October September and November 1903. notices urge adverse claimants to file claims.
Owners in Clarkston and Vineland report 50 to 500 percent gains in recent years. The ad touts real estate as a rare money making chance for all social classes with cash discounts and easy terms for building homes. Lewiston Water Power Co.
Notices from the Lewiston Idaho land office announce final proof dates for multiple settlers, naming Charles R. Uhrachman Marion Rich and Elizabeth Janeih among claimants, with witnesses listed to prove residence and cultivation. The notices reference timber land act filings, locations around Lapwai Genesee Lewiston and 1908 dates, with names of witnesses and registrars.
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