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Looking Back on July 24

100 years ago: 1919 It was there Tuesday night and Wednesday morning it had gone. Talk about speed! The one-story wooden building at 114 Main St., Lewiston, occupied by Gibbon and McWiggin, real estate dealers, was removed from its foundation after the trolley cars had ceased operating Tuesday night, placed on wheels and ridden down […]

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Looking Back on July 23

100 years ago: 1919 The Stone Congress Shirt Manufacturing Co., Lewiston, has leased the third floor of the Park Street section of the Journal building, exactly doubling its present floor space. The company, Mr. M. Stone proprietor, has for several years occupied the fourth floor of the building, conducting their business which has increased with […]