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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1907
Page
4
The Messenger reports news from Loon Creek Sheep Mountain Stanley Basin Custer Clayton Bayhorse and Thunder Mountain Mining Districts along with County Proceedings of the Commissioners. The paper was established May 2 1881.
Alias summons to Daniel Steen and others in a mortgage foreclosure case brought by Tevis N. Crafts. The complaint seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on notes dating from 1897 with ten percent interest, demanding $15,000 plus costs and attorneys fees. Defendants must answer within ten to forty days or face default judgment.
A Washington Post report quotes H Bramoter from Arlington denouncing Gov Brady for promoting Alaska as arable. He insists Alaska’s wealth lies in precious metals and that farming there is folly despite some rare sunlit spots. He cites Indiana farmers who failed after relocating seeking crops.
A patient with severe melancholia in an asylum would not laugh or smile for months. A new treatment used a strong man to laugh loudly daily, spreading contagious joy. During a session the patient suddenly laughed and regained his sanity, the melancholy dispersing and questions of location fading.
The text details relentless Amazon region mosquitoes driving Indians from villages at night. They terrorize families, forcing relocation to woods and uplands until daylight returns. Smudges and fires fail to deter the pest during its nighttime onslaught.
A London writer recounts Brown and Jones cycling home without lights in British West Africa. They are summoned to the district commissioner court where Brown sits on Jones and fines him five shillings. Jones then rises and fines Brown ten shillings, vowing to stop such practices.
Miss Emily Brown an American daughter of a missionary served as lady in waiting to Empress Mia of Corea, slain in 1895. After Mia's death the emperor offered her a position in the harem and then the empress title, which she accepted.
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