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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
4
A Chicago tailoring firm advertises made to measure suits and overcoats with a direct guarantee of quality fit and workmanship. It claims a twenty five percent cash saving and a million dollar stock of woolens for men boys and ladies. See goods and prices by calling on the shop.
Berlin reports say Germany endures its saddest economic period since unification. Despite repeated disasters abroad, observers caution against overstatement of the crisis, noting only a small fraction of firms fail while tariff debates and iron industry woes loom large.
An incoming steamer reports passing the Dark Secret a 14 foot folding boat carrying Capt William Andrews and his bride on a Atlantic honeymoon voyage. The craft sits deep in the water from heavy ballast and stores. Andrews plans to reach the Azores in about eight weeks at ten miles an hour, though others doubt that speed. He has long solo and small-boat voyage experience including the Nautilus and Phantom Ship, with notable durations cited.
The State of Idaho greets defendant John J Burns and requires his appearance in Challis, Custer County, on January 11 at 10 AM. The action by Lost River Commercial Company seeks 932 and 04 100 dollars plus interest and costs on notes and services. Publication dates listed as November 22 and the court clercs names appear in this probate proceeding notice.
Al Sehnepp and Y. Fitts spotted a dark object in the surf near the Big Elephant, pulling ashore a monster flak of unknown species. The nine foot long creature measures four feet in circumference with a 12 inch mouth, three rows of saw teeth, walrus like fins, and defied identification by local fishermen.
The Paria Messenger reports a move to revive the long forgotten Roman amphitheater near the Jardin des Vies in Paris. Once a grand arena it now serves as a playground for poor children and omnibus stables, with a history linking to Emperor Julian and ancient sports.
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