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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1911
Page
4
A raggle taggle of quotes and snippets features playful anecdotes about a bonny lad with a gold lace coat, polite greetings, and a wistful smile. It wanders through social vignettes including dowager duchesses on trains, eccentric nobles, and a barbering baron, mixed with quips about cooking and courtship.
A dialogue fragment shows a child seeking contentment on a crust with Harold while a parent jokes about Harold not affording food. The exchange hints at poverty and shared hardship. The lines reflect a tense domestic moment with humor masking strain.
Public notice from County Treasurer Auer B Chamberlain and Deputy Edna W Keyes dated November 24 1911 announces dissolution actions for current expense fund school warrants. It lists issue numbers and dates from April to September 1911 and states interest will cease ten days from this notice.
A testimonial says a twelve year kidney and bladder ailment was permanently cured by three boxes of Chambers Kidney and Bladder Pills. Name required on application. Sold exclusively and guaranteed by Challis Drug Co.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of land in Challis Idaho under the 1906 act. William H Millick of Challis holds Serial No 09505 for the SWNE in Section 9 Township 14 North Range 19 East B M. Sale set for December 29 at 10 AM. adverse claimants must file objections by sale time.
An advertisement touts Chamber's Cold Tablets by a Utah physician claiming a long studied formula cures coughs and colds. Agents across the United States and Canada offer a guaranteed 3 cold in twelve hours or any grippe in two days, with refund if unsatisfied.
Mrs Hashiey says her little girl knows "Mary Had a Litle Lamb" while Skinner notes someone may be at another boarding house. unclear context but hints at a domestic or advisory matter touching a child and lodging.
A terse exchange unfolds as one character fumbles a simple question about a puncture. The other reveals that they released air from the tire to give it a rest, then departs as a puncture expert offering to fix it.
A distorted OCR fragment shows scattered lines about a ball player, a wooing scene, fortunes, and odd phrases. The text includes mismatched quotes and garbled names, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable subjects.
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