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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1901

Page

8

Pain Balm Advertises Rheumatism Cure

IM WM Sweet editor notes an advertisement for Chamberlains Pain Balm promising free trials if ineffective. It claims relief from rheumatism sprains bruises cuts burns frostbites quinsey chest pains and glandular swellings with a 25 or 50 cent price and warranty. J P Spalding sells it. Havana reports slow Rathbone Neeley trials with potential verdict in three years.

Chamberlain J. P. Spalding Havana Rathbone Neeley

Millinery Manager Praises Cough Remedy For Cold

Marion Rooke of T. M. Thompson, 1658 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, recalls severe weather causing a lingering cold. A milliner used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and recovered quickly, leading Rooke to purchase it. He reports feeling entirely well and endorses the medicine, sold by J. P. Spalding, druggist.

Marion Rooke T. M. ‘Thompson Milwaukee Avenue Chicago Chamberlain Tam J. P. Spalding

New York bankrupt cites pew rent and beer in liabilities

A New York bankrupt filed a statement of liabilities listing fifty dollars for pew rent and sixty dollars for beer, illustrating a fusion of piety and pecuniary concerns in his case. The odd mix highlights how personal priorities shape bankruptcy filings and reveal the defendant's生活 choices.

New York God Mammon

Do not leave home without Chamberlain's Gold Remedy

Do not travel without a bottle of Chamberlain's Gold Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It is likely to be needed and cannot be procured on board trains or ships. It is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by J. P. Spalding. May 1.

J. P. Spalding

The steel trust pledges 25 million savings from layoffs

The steel trust states it will save 25 million dollars in management by dismissing clerks and workers. The remark underscores a period seen as consolidation bringing prosperity for some while cutting jobs for others.

Steel Trust

Trustworthy agents sought for established firm

Wasnup Trustworthy men and women to travel and advertise for old established house of solid financial standing. Salary $780 a year and expenses all payable in cash. No canvassing required. Give references and enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Address Manager 855 Caxton Bldy Chicago.

Caxton Bldy Chicago

Goebel Suspect Trials Spark Partisan Debate Shifts

Objections to earlier trials cited partisan bias. Later proceedings reveal Republican testimony detailing facts more damaging to the suspects and to Governor Taylor than those in the former trial.

Goebel Taylor

Soldier savings drop after canteen abortion incident

One result of the canteen abortion is that the savings of the soldiers, deposited with army paymasters, have fallen to less than one-fifth of prior levels. The men now go outside, drink, and are robbed.

County Board Minutes Report 1901 Session Actions

The record outlines the 10th regular session of the Board with W. J. Treloar as Chairman. Warrants Nos. 227 and 228 were approved for payment from the Redemption Fund. Road Districts 2 and 3 matters were discussed, including road changes and consolidations. New School District No. 3 was created with defined boundaries. Various financial accounts, bids for indigent care, resignations, and appointments were reviewed. Bridges, road repairs, and tax communications were addressed, with adjournment to finish outstanding business on May 1st, 1901.

W. J. Treloar Frank Uehren EB. Keyes W. H. Felkner Lost River Houston Pass Creek Geo. McGowan Road Dist. No. 3 John Mack Dist County Superintendent of Public Instructions Hamilton Springs Old Kinnickinokc Crossing Sage Creek Dwight Peck Lost River Valley Kinnickinnie Crossing HL D. Baker Way N. Mull & Co Mulye The GNU H.C. McKentrick D Daye Caleina Ny Beeen John Mock Messrs. Gae and Collins W. S. Dunniway W. C. Onniway B. C. Dunniway Messrs. Collins and Gue Custer County Fn Aes Fadleveere Ae Nostnute G. R. Gilbert D. L. Blevins Lockhart Boyd de Ponce Ckhart Boyd Campbell J. P. Reaing Co Huffman L. Greene S.M. Leigh M. In S. Vaught Uoo Ceed August Hein Stephen Calkins David Tewart Yellow Jacket Road East Fork Sparcanon Dist. No. 1 Colvin Geo. B. Keyes

Post Office Administration in the Colonies

The question asserts that Cuba already suffers but fears the Philippines will reveal an even poorer state of postal affairs under colonial administration. It critiques governance and efficiency in overseas mail service.

Post Office Administration Cuba Philippines

Waiting on MacArthur apology to Editor Rice

The public remains awaiting General MacArthur to offer an official apology to Editor Rice for questioning his charges. The incident has drawn attention from readers and press officials alike.

General MacArthur Rice

Head of Justice Change Leaves Knox Absent from Octopus

The article notes a leadership shift at the Department of Justice while observers search for any reference to Knox regarding the Octopus case. No direct confirmation or named official ties Knox to the matter in the available text.

Department of Justice Knox

British report claims Boer defeat with vast losses

The text asserts over 200000 Boers killed or captured and over a million domestic livestock killed, according to official British reporters. It suggests a new unseen enemy has appeared to confound the British and urges immediate action.

Postmaster General’s Praise Follows by Scandal

Postmaster General Smith will stop lauding the postal system after a string of incidents. His first magazine piece praising the Cuban post office was linked to a later scandal there, and now reports of a similar article on the Philippines have been followed by another scandal in those islands.

Smith Philippines

New York Man Seeks Government Surplus to Banks at Two Percent

One Horace White of New York asks Secretary Gage to lend all Government surplus to the country’s banks at two percent with no security. He claims the plan is greatly favored by banking circles, a notion the speaker regards as obvious.

Horace White New York Gage

Corbin calls Funston a boss scout in exchange

Corbin labels Funston a boss scout while Funston hints he might reply that Corbin is a boss. The exchange suggests mutual ribbing and a recognition of leadership roles between the two individuals.

Corbin Funston

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