Co C and C Stage Line Advertisement
Howell Bros props promote the cheapest shortest and most direct route to Bayhorse Clayton Bonanza Custer Stanley Basin Seafoam and Mountain. They carry U S mails and express. Agent P Spalding Challis signage.
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1901
Page
5
Howell Bros props promote the cheapest shortest and most direct route to Bayhorse Clayton Bonanza Custer Stanley Basin Seafoam and Mountain. They carry U S mails and express. Agent P Spalding Challis signage.
I have just received a fine line of Buckingham and Hecht's celebrated boots and shoes and offer them for sale at reasonable prices in Custer County.
A local storefront advertises a complete stock of fresh groceries always on hand. It highlights a choice selection and reliable canopies for daily shoppers seeking staple items and household essentials.
A rustic buyer touts a gentle, high-producing heifer as a one price deal. The seller claims the cow is calm, reliable for milking, and offers royal butter taste in cream. Haggling centers on a price around twenty-five to twenty-nine dollars, with guarantees of no heat or jumping fences and potential trade-back.
Meta finds a stash of $5, $20 and $30 bills on Wabash Avenue and plans to advertise the loss. The scheme leads to a community of claimants, donations, and a grateful cashier Uncle Mac, culminating in the rediscovery of the rightful owners amid a comic tale of charity and surprise.
An excerpted reflection on the backlash against sensible women who reject romance and favor practicality. It highlights a cook treated as inferior, a maid named Kate, and a dismissive, brusque approach to sorrow, illustrating the era’s gender tensions and social expectations.
Thomas X. Strang discusses the origin of the word Chemawa and its use in Chinook jargon. He notes uncertainty about the name’s origin, suggesting it may derive from chewawa or true talk, and explains how local words shifted meaning among Puget Sound tribes. He doubts any link to Mount Tacoma or the Kanier area and urges checking the naming department.
Grace with sensitive skin overuses a soothing lotion until she jams her hands, then tries furniture polish and kerosene in a chaotic sequence. The lotion leaves sticky sheets, a gas light, and a lobster hue, while a looming wedding role and Paris final celebrations set the tone.
A fragment notes Russian railways as highly dangerous with claims that a large share of passengers are killed or injured. The text mentions thirty percent and portrays rail travel as perilous across the globe.
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