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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1904
Page
8
Obscure public notice from Challis dated January 19 1904. Mentions mail matter and a named party Sweet, Goitor Prop, with limited readable text about postal processing. Contains no clear actions or outcomes beyond a routine post matter reference.
The writer laments widespread dishonesty in daily life including individuals and corporations, rails against fraudsters, and warns that dishonesty erodes character and endangers the republic. It contrasts civic faith with political graft and recalls Panama canal debates while pondering leadership and Americanism amid global friction.
Democrats smiled as the President spoke before Congress revealing facts and incidents that led to his push for a new republic named Panama. He claimed the canal could be built forthwith if the treaty is ratified, though the most conservative estimates temper the outlook.
Announcement states Boyd has reopened the old hotel under CHALLIS management. It promises tables served with the best the market affords and meals at all hours. Strangers visiting town are invited to consider the house a pleasant place to stay and patronize.
Charles Emory Smith, once Postmaster General, protests charges by Mr. Tulloch and the President's commission. in reply to his framing, Mr. Bonaparte says Smith has made his record. Webster Davis, famed orator, has sold his Kansas City area farm for 37000 dollars and will move to New York to engage in Democratic politics.
Platt and Odell meet respectfully but do not embrace Alfred Austin the poet laureate of England comments on current events. He speaks of the British flag on every sea bearing liberty reverence law wherever waves reach and hints at its spread to South Africa in a symbolic allusion.
C V Hansen and Nickerson agent Challis are listed in a brief commerce note. The terse entry names Challis as the point of contact or location associated with the agency. This compact item reflects a local business listing rather than a full article.
Hon. William J. Bryan has returned from Europe and will take an active part in the coming political campaign.
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