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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1901
Page
5
A fragmentary verse passage laments untrodden paths and unforgotten news. It speaks of faces seen in a dream, clans remembered, and a longing for wild youthful joy and swift ecstatic thrills from a distant time.
Albert Whitney, a shy hardware clerk, is invited to dine with the Penningtons where Miss Gladys Pennington begins to notice him. After his great-uncle Morris Whitney leaves him a rich estate, a judge explains the fortune and Albert gains a poised path to marriage and social ascent.
Seed distribution faces delays due to filling and sealing machinery failures. An inventor works at the plant to restore operations, with milling sealing and franking now done by hand. Contractors expect full plant operation in a few days and faster delivery despite extra appropriation. Some fear Secretary Wilin’s germination test is too stringent, but lawmakers prioritize quantity and speed over quality.
The treasury warns that sealing on Commander and Walrus islands will be auctioned in February at Khabarovsk, East Siberia, amid steep declines in catches. Historic tallies show seal catches plummeting from tens of thousands in the 1890s to about 1,000 last year, and walrus catches dropping from about 4,000 to roughly 300.
Dr E D Salmon head of the Bureau of Animal Industry testifies before the industrial commission on U S efforts to restrict contagious diseases in animals. He notes quarantine stations on the Atlantic coast and borders and says inspectors have visited Britain and Canada for derculon tests. Meat inspection is in major packing houses to curb interstate and foreign shipments. He calls for authority to order cleansing and disinfection of stock cars and yards and to halt shipping of uninspected meat across state lines or abroad.
The 1/7 Creek Mining company of Cincinnati reports a three foot seam of nine dollar ore and pockets of future value 40 feet beneath Pike's Peak. Work began March 1484 with secrecy. Company leadership includes George H. Buker, J. R. Pictou, and George Kreis. London debt nears 50.6 million pounds.
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