The Lewiston Evening Teller, founded in 1883 by E.H. Ricks and O.W. Edwards, has a rich history as a pivotal source of news in Lewiston, Idaho. Initially launched as a daily newspaper, it significantly shaped public opinion and local culture through its comprehensive coverage of regional events, politics, and community issues. Over the years, the Teller has built a reputation for integrity in journalism, earning the trust of its readership by focusing on accurate reporting and local storytelling. On OldNews.com, you can find scans of the Lewiston Evening Teller starting 1900, with a collection of 9,672 scans in total. These archives offer a unique opportunity to discover historical figures, events, and possibly connections to your own family history. Explore this influential source to gain insights into the past and reflect on the community it served.