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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1901
Page
5
Land office notice reads that Neal J and W A Hodgman appear in connection with property matters. The readable fragments reference a land office action likely involving filings or claims by the named individuals.
A Kensington college tale follows Professor Mitford and his tense push to pass Guild in a crucial football game, ending with Guild’s 40 yard touchdown to clinch the championship. Also included is a Japanese mirror anecdote about a wife and daughter, where a reflection recalls a mother after death.
The Morning Post notes English trade protests over U S government flour purchases for South Africa and argues English mills could meet demand. It also reports a wealthy American seeking to buy the Cars hallen gates from Surry, England, to ship to America, met with efforts to preserve them locally.
Helen Gould agrees to fund development of a Colorado mine project proposed by tailor M. Mankuss near Leadville. He states she will take a half interest upon funding, with ore analysis suggesting a strong vein across adjoining claims. Mankuss notes Gould accepted terms and that development may begin once arrangements are finalized.
Edmund Molter of Lincoln Illinois, a poor harness maker, is poised to gain an Australian estate reportedly worth 750000 dollars. The claim traces back to his Dublin silversmith father and involves a long search spanning Dublin, Sydney, and New Orleans, with the Sydney family initially denying kinship before proof was secured through the American consul.
Chicago shows a strong rise in postal receipts for last year, surpassing all but New York. The increase spans all cities with Chicago’s total exceeding $500,000 and reaching $6,925,008 for 1900, up from $5,121,?. the five largest cities compare as 1900 vs 1899 with notable gains.
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