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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1911

Page

4

Custer County Idaho Described as Rich mining and farming region

The article extols Custer County Idaho as a vast land of mining and farming potential. It recounts historical placer and quartz activity, lists key districts like Mackay Bayhorse and Stanley Basin, notes 5000 residents, multiple mills and a 800 ton smelter, diverse agriculture, stock-raising, ample irrigation, timber, and strong climate. It emphasizes transportation needs, rail lines, and a bright future fueled by capital and development.

Guster County Idaho General Custer Montana Stanley Basin Loon Creek Quarts Custer County Challis Mackay Houston Clayton Bonansa Custer Stanley Big Lost River Thousand Spring Round Pabsamaroi East Fork Antelope Connecticut Delaware Rhode Island Oregon Short Line Railroad Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Blackfoot Morgan Creek Garden Creek Bayhorse Skylark Poverty Flat Centennial Flat Slate Creek Thompson Creek Robinson Bar Fisher Sheep Mountain Seafoam Washington Basin Yankee Fork Lucky Boy Sawtooth Mountains Wood River Salmon

I Want a War Song From the Nation’s Heart

A spirited poem extols war as a rallying force. The speaker urges courage and action, praising marching and combat while promising to support troops, despite fear of carnage. The verses celebrate American resolve, diplomacy mocked, and the U.S. military as a beacon against foreign threats.

Bread by weight push draws reaction from weights official

Clement J. Driscoll, New York weights and measures chief, urges selling bread by weight. He cites European regulation and recalls a baker's objection with a quip contrasting a "poor provider" and a washerwoman joke from a New York Tribune clipping.

Clement J. Driscoll New York Europe Mary New York Tribune

Dr Miles Nervine Cures Boy’s Epilepsy Says Family

A Windfall Indiana family credits Dr Miles Nervine and Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills with curing their son of four years of fits begun at age ten. Despite three doctors and a specialist ruling out a cure, the medicines allegedly stopped the seizures three years ago and the family urges others to write for information. The Miles company promotes Nervine for nervous diseases including fits and epilepsy and offers a money back guarantee.

Miles Nervine Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind

Difference Between Amateur and Professional Poetry

A playful exchange asks what separates amateur poetry from professional verse. The horse editor explains amateurs call their work poetry while professionals term theirs verse. The quip ends with a quip about football and Wagner illustrating affected admiration versus pretending to enjoy it.

A Flat Family Playful Excerpt on Santa Humor

A fragment shows Flathurst carrying two bundles while playing Santa Claus. The text jokes he has a new jar for Asmiere for the robber plant and a collar for Fidokins, his wife's poodle, reflecting humorous domestic detail.

Flathurst Santa Claus Fidokins

Wig Theft Sparks Fur Cap Prank Dispute

A tense exchange notes a boy’s prank escalated when he took a wig and wore it as a fur cap, prompting anger and a firm remark that pranks have limits. The dialogue underscores community tension over youthful mischief and decorum.

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