Lewiston Normal graduates hold state teaching positions
Twenty seven Lewiston State Normal graduates occupy roles across Idaho and Washington. Four teach in Lewiston public schools, one serves as county superintendent of Nez Perce County, and others work in Clarkston, Asotin, Moscow, Orofino, Lapwai, Peck, Culdesac, Vollmer, and Tammany. The records show strong placement in school systems statewide.
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Lewiston State Normal
Lewiston Normal
Lewiston
Nez Perce
Clarkston
Asotin
Moscow
Orofino
Lapwai
Peck
Culdesac
Vullmer
Tammany
West Point Revokes Tobacco Ban Citing Brain Benefits
Board of West Point rescinds its tobacco ban claiming tobacco stimulates brain development. The move sparks debate among educators and researchers who say tobacco harms youths and could undermine the school’s discipline and merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Military School
Board of Managers
West Point Board
West Point
May paints town as painters strike prompts women to act
The column notes May's habit of painting the town and reports Wallington New Jersey decorators striking, with women taking up brushes to continue decorating the family home. It mentions a West Point board ruling about tobacco, Carrie Nation writing a play, and a reference to a Ten Bars in a Nightram production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Wallington
West Point Board of Managers
Carrie Nation
160 Acre Hop Farm Sold Near Cul Desac
The McKenzie 160 acre farm near Culdesac was sold to a party by Fisher who plans hop raising experiments. Fisher has hop experience on the coast and notes land along Lapwai Creek is well suited for the purpose.
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McKenzie
Culdesac
Fisher
Lapwai Creek
Idaho Wins State Fair Fruit Cup Over Utah
Idaho captured the $500 silver loving cup for the most perfect fruit display at the state fair last Saturday. Judges praised Idaho for more specimens, superior fruit quality, and fewer insect or fungus infections than Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Idaho
Utah
City Attorneys Form Group To Reprint English Legal Works
A group of city attorneys led by C H Lingenfelter I N Smith E O Neill J E Babb R E Mc Farland B S Crow E E Cox J K Nickerson D Needham and S L M Farland C L McDonald yesterday organized to supply the new supreme court and library building with a reprint of English cases totaling about 1000 volumes up to 1865. The edition, known as privy council House of Lords King's Bench Chancery and common pleas, originally cost between 4000 and 5000 dollars. Boston Books Company issued a reprint identical to the original for a lower price, and this edition will be provided by the attorneys and others of the city who were away yesterday when the arrangements were started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lingenfelter
I. N. Smith
E. O'Neill
J. E. Babb
R. E. McFarland
B. S. Crow
E E Cox
J. EK. Nickerson
D. Needham
S.L. M Farland
C. L. McDonald
Supreme Court
Privy Council
House of Lords
King’s Bench
Chancery and Common Pleas
Boston Books Company
Progress of Southwick crops and church plans
W E Daggett postmaster of Southwick, described local crops as fair with little rain damage and strong yields in the Big Potlatch country. Threshing should finish this week. Presbyterian church plans a new building starting in October, using the Methodist church for services. Five hundred dollars has been raised, with a 50 percent boost from the home mission society to support the project.
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W. E. Daggett
Southwick
Lewiston
Methodist
Home Mission Society
Waha irrigation project eyed by Chicago investors
A Chicago group led by J Frainer Benj Mayer and A G Bagley with L A Porter surveyed the Waha Camas prairie and Craig mountain country en route to Lewiston. They expect to return mid October with engineers and capitalists to push the Wade irrigation scheme and plan a favorable east report.
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Waha
J. Frainer
Benj. Mayer
A. G. Bagley
Chicago
Messrs. Trainer
Mayer and
Bagley
L. A. Porter
Lewiston
Grangeville
Camas Prairie
Craig Mountain
Mr. Bagley
Trainee
Rockefeller
Senator Heitfeld
Porter Fruit Farm
Spokane
Trainer
Mayer
Harvest Near End In Pomeroy Area Amid Varied Yields
John Wenderthy reports harvest in Pomeroy country nearly finished with a few threshers still at work in the Blue Mountains foothills. Mayview crops are about two thirds average, wheat and barley around 30 bushels per acre, hot early June weather blamed. Higher ridges yield closer to the 50 bushels per acre average as harvest hands enjoy good pay across the region west of the Blue Mountains.
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Pomeroy
John Wenderthy
Blue Mountains
Mayview
Dissolution notice of Jordan and Harding knitting firm
Notice proclaims the partnership of Wm. M. Jordan and J. C. Harding dissolved by mutual consent with Jordan continuing as agent and paying debts. Also includes a set of public notices from Nez Perce County Idaho concerning tax sale of real property for 1890 and 1891 taxes, land contest, bankruptcy proceedings, and publication orders.
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Wm. M. Jordan
J C. Harding
Sheboygan Knitting
Lewiston
Nez Perce County
Said
Idaho
w.B.m
Nez Perce
County
Ke” Street
Lapwai Road
W. A. Caldwell
Michael Brown
Brown
Board of County Commissioners
Said County
C. D. McEkacuron
Real estate gains touted in Clarkston and Vineland
Property investors claim 50 to 500 percent increases in recent years with opportunities for both wealthy and frugal buyers. Discount for cash applies while Lewiston Water Power Co offers easy terms to view sites for building homes.
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Clarkston
Vineland
Timber Land Notices and Public Land Claims in Idaho
Notices from the United States Land Office Lewiston Idaho dated 1903 1905 announce filings for timber land sales and final proof on various parcels in Nez Perce Whitman and adjacent counties. Names include Charles Leachman Marion Rich Melita Heusman Clista Farley Henry Thiessen and others with witnesses and dates for hearings in Lewiston Idaho and Lapwai Palouse and Genesee communities.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
William M. Blair
Homstead
Joseph Kobloth
Register Sau
Charles H. Garsy
Lewis
Jomn
Sree
Lets ‘Wn
Mason
Uniontown
Washington
Ment of the Interior, Land Office
Charles KE. Leachman
Frank J. Williard
Waha
Lafayette Mounce
Edward A. Leachman
Maho
Arthur Ketchum
J. B. West
Register
Iston
Marion Rich
Lapwai
States Land Office
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Elizabeth Wright
Genesee
Latah
G. m
James S. Wright
Esee
Joseph A. Ball
Clara A Ball
Daniel H. Farley
Interior Land Office
Henry Thiessen
Bim
John McCormack
William McCormack
Esau Kipp
Fairburn
John Provost
Stickpoo
Mae N. Phinn
Spokane
Spokane Co
Wash
Luella Phinn
Catherine Carroll
United States Land
Clistia Farley
Palouse
Whitman
Dan H. Farley
Bert Farley
Karah Farley
Benjamin F. Aytch
Forest
B. Wast
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The
Lewiston Teller
A. Forsysman
Sam
Cartersville
Walter Akerman
Jones
Tabernacle
Western Electric Company
Zere
Jabér
Dinstead
Ing
City Attorneys
Progress of Southwick
Wm, J. Jordan, J. C. Harding
District Court of the United States
Uel L. Perrine
H. Beatty
District Court of the
United States
Samuel L. Perrin
Neaperce
Samust L. Perrine
District of
Belo Ca Poe
Lewiston Tetler
Dummer
van W. Hassrouck
Martin L
Spalding
Morris Morris Madge
Niuatown, Ash
August Loding
Registe
Lewiston Water & Power Co
W. F. Kerrazapach
Pres
J. Alexander
Grovos
Lewiston National Bank
Otner Main and
Fourth Sts
Lewiston, Idaho
C. Bunnell
J . Morris
W.F. Kettendacy
Brach
Geo. H. Kester
Grace Pfafflin
Kettenbach
States
Europe
J. P. Vollmer
R. Vollmer
BE. W. Eaves
Casmian Fe Ke Thompson, Assi Cashie
First National Bank
Ae Moe
Greenleaf
Buy and Sell Exchange
Idaho National Bank
W. P. Hurnser
G.W. Thompson
E. D. Thomas
Golletions
Tomers
Idaho Trust Company
Dill Bre ‘Tiers
Prop’s
East Main Street
Radio
W.C Mallory
Harry Lyndon
Mallory & Lydon
Orner
Russell
Lewiston Trading
China
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