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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1896
Page
3
July 30 to Aug 4 1895 records show warrants paid from Road Fund and hospital accounts, road conditions orders, and various commissioners' disbursements. Includes August 4 certification, then county election precincts and registrars for 1896 with registration dates.
Horse restaurant offered daily board with hay and grain options. Hay only by the day or week and hay plus grain by the week. Prices listed as $1.50 per week for hay and grain. Proprietor MITCHELL, Hovstox Ipauo.
Public notice from Hailey Idaho dated July 16 1896 states that a named settler filed intent to make final proof for a land claim and will prove before L H Johnston Commissioner in Challis Idaho on August 27 1836. Witnesses listed include Jesse P Wilson Charles Wad deton John Curran and Wood of Goldburg Idaho. First pub July 21 1696.
July 16 1806 notice to the named senior ee hed re of le erate to prove their claim for land lots in Morse County Idaho before a U S circuit court commissioner at Challis Idaho on August 26 1800. Witnesses James Hooper Frank A. Ried Michael McGovern George A. Ellis. Reg ex July 21 1895.
Speech excerpt from February 7 1874 in the United States Senate arguing against demonetizing silver. The speaker warns that a gold standard would harm most property except fixed money returns, would distress millions, and urges remonetizing or enlarging silver as money.
Quote from Bryan's convention speech arguing that all workers and contributors are real business people. It equates wages earners, lawyers in small towns, cross-road merchants, farmers, and miners with corporate financiers, asserting broad-based wealth creation across society. Uses strong contrasts to stress equal status of labor and capital figures.
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