Challis Masonic Meeting Notice and Officers Listed
The text lists officers and attendees for Challis lodge including Charles Baker John Fitzpatrick Jesse Finnell William Bowen and others. Regular meetings occur Saturdays at 8 o'clock at their hall with George McGowan as N G and J G Fruxelli as secretary, inviting visiting brothers in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Baker
John J. Fitzpatrick
Jesse G. Finnell
William J. Bowen
William Elder
Geo
Challis
George L. McGowan
N. G
J. G. Frxxelli
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge Meets Twice Monthly
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 27 Challis holds regular meetings in the Odd Fellows hall on the second and fourth Tuesday nights each month. Visiting members in good standing are welcome. Mrs. Eudoka Hofman is Noble Grand and Mary G. Dorgan serves as Secretary.
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Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 27
Challis
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Alwayve
Eudoka Hofman
Mary G. Dorgan
Guster
C.C.F
Odd Fellows
William Elder
Finnell
Pungent Paragraphs and Quick Quips of the Press
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers. Items poke fun at laborers, society, poets, and city life with humor about appearances, jealous lovers, misread motives, and a car chase interrupted by a puzzled motorman. Includes Punch and Boston transcripts and several playful exchanges.
Bridal Photographs Through the Camera Craze
A Chicago Tribune view on wedding photography notes brides are less eager to have their postnuptial beauty recorded. Photographers lament awkward poses and fading enthusiasm, saying four dollar brides and overdramatic posing often spoil images. The piece recalls a time of spotless white gowns and formal couples, observing the current decline of the wedding photography craze.
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The
Chicago Tribune
United States Navy League Aims at Naval Strength
United States Navy League formed to secure a navy meeting the country’s needs. It seeks public attention to naval standing versus world powers and to generate opinion favorable to naval expansion before Congress. Cites nonpartisan models abroad, notably Germany, where the league spurred naval affairs with imperial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy League
Congress
England
France
Germany
Italy
Naval League
New League
Scientific American
Life in Metals A Lunatic Notion Or Genuine Breakthrough
An Italian scientist allegedly finds life in metals and the possibility to kill a metal like a person. The piece mocks the idea, recalling Huxley and London Sketch, and jokes about a future cruelty to metals act with penalties for improper handling and shaping.
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London
Huxley
A TRUE FINANCIER
The St Louis Post Dispatch notes a tale of bargaining over a mule in Millersburg. James Stewart faced a stubborn buyer who finally agreed to pay 145 dollars after a long day of haggling. The anecdote illustrates the idea that pricing real value often requires patience and shrewd negotiation.
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Saya
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
James Stewart
Millersburg
Jim
Protecting River Banks and Mountain Dangers Abroad
A Globe article notes river levees reinforced with mattresses on banks along the Missouri and Arkansas to protect towns. It recounts Leslie Matlock of Heppner Oregon warning flooded villages like a second Paul Revere, while Swiss climbers endure a night in snow on Piz Aéla amid rain and avalanches. An English tourist on Monte Rosa falls, saved by a guide holding the rope for six hours as others seek help.
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Missouri
Arkansas
United States
Missouri Valley
Leslie Matlock
Heppner
Ore
Paul Revere
Switzerland
Piz Aéla
Monte Rosa
Not Located Prodigy Pig With Seven Feet Draws Attention
A farmer named C. Nelson living east of there raised and sold a pig to a traveling agent this week for exhibition at fairs. The animal is described as a remarkable freak with two extra front feet arising at the knee of one leg and three at the knee of the other, giving five front feet while the hind feet are normal.
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C. ©. Nelson
There
Tug of War Ends in Mule Victory at Segovia Farm
In Segovia Spain two farmers settled a dispute of animal strength by a tug of war between a horse and a mule. Harnessed to a cart the mule pulled with force driving the horse from its legs and escaping with the cart.
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Segovia
Spain
Flora Macdonald and a Loud Holler at Moore County Train
A traveling grocer recalls mistaking a man for Joe McCann in a Moore County hamlet. Flora Macdonald is invoked to explain the local Mac family ancestry and the frequent use of “Mac” names. The piece shifts to a science note on electricity, Crookes, Stoney, and electrons, and ends with a line about raindrop fall rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore County
John Gilbert
New York Sun
Joe McCann
Mac
Jon McCann
Flora
Flora Macdonald
Prince Charney
Weill
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Mace—Macleods
Macdonalds
McBrides
McNeils
Macphersons
McCrummonses
Maciver
Crookes
Stoney
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Tctorie
U.S
USB
Surveyor General
Supreme Court
James F. Airship
Merrie
James M. Stevens
Custer County
Lembi County
Bingham County
Custer Lodge No. 21
TE. Leldon
B. He ‘Burn
Fred. T. Tabols
Burton L. French John Morrison Gibson Thurner R. Roun
Eagle T. V Coozier
Silver Leaf
Custer
Int Congregational Church
Women's Missionary Society
N. R. Curtis
KK. L Perky, J
Johnston
Perky & Johnston
Noble Block
Boise City
Robert W. Philps
Odd Fellows Ballon
Anna
Ipano
G. Rogers
W. W. Adamson
Rogers & Adamson
Cnais
R. A. Pierce
W. J. Lamme
Idaho
Frank Nickerson
Cay Vico
Crockery
Challis, Ida
Utah
Montana
Oregon
D. E. Burley
G. P
T. A
Salt Lake City
Robinson Bar
Warm Spring Creek
Salmon River
Clayton
Superior
Medical Properties
D. Williams
Chicago Daily News
Tommy
Wille
Boston Transcript
Philadelphia Press
New York
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sam
Harry
Abe Aima
Stingtown
BooksAgent
Crithetss
Misa Cayenne
Washington Star
Philadelphia Ledger
Htalian
Southwestern
Kello
Forth Carolina
Heindesueag
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