Custer County Idaho Promises Rich Mining Growth and Growth
Custer County Idaho offers vast inducements to settlers and capitalists with its mining districts, rail access, and growing towns. The piece highlights Mackay Bayhorse Challis and Stanley Basin as key mining centers, notes 5000 square miles of terrain, and cites numerous mills smelters and a dredge. It emphasizes the intertwining of mining and farming for regional prosperity.
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Guster County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Custer County
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Clayton
Custer
Big Lost River Valley
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Stanley
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Aith
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Poverty Flat
Centennial Flat
Hast Park
Slate Creek
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in Custer County
Agriculture backs mining in Custer County with Salmon river irrigation eyed to reclaim thousands of acres of savbrush land. Stock-growing funds taxes, while climate and timber support growth. Challis features a 5400 foot elevation and sleigh rides, and the county boasts abundant mineral wealth and improving infrastructure.
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Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salmon River
Custer County
Challis
Custer
The Pizin Thing and Monkeys in Conversation
A fragmented dialogue echoes preoccupations with evolution and human nature. Characters trade ironic quips about appearance, inconsistency, and fear of progressing toward simian traits. A pilot jokes about a downward revision of plans as passengers muse on fate and progress.
A Mean Fling
A sharp exchange features Colonel Goh of Lexington and a quick tempered Omahan arguing over water rights in the north and west, with reference to United States conflict lines and Yankee internal feuding. The dialogue satirically contrasts regional voices and concerns over priority and control.
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Colonel Goh
Lexington
Omaha
Kentucky
Premature Ending Sparks Publishing Banter
A publisher asks if the novel is finished and a literary figure jokes it ends itself in the third chapter. The pair discuss the author’s fault as Keraina prompts the hero to shop, inciting anger and ending the romance. A weaving tale mentions Mrs. Van Gilder and a detective who notes seven portraits tied to a wedding gallery.
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Aks
Dodger and Bingo Echo Quick Witted Exchange
The Dodger declares understanding as the gene man with a quixzziea air and optimistic smile quips about opposed habits of listening to troubles. Mr Bingo admits he dodges people who endlessly recount misfortunes, claiming he also avoids those who boast of never sharing their troubles.
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Bingo
Mr. Bingo
Foot Ball Banter Echoes Wildean Wit at Tea
Algernon muses that football is much like Wagner while Ethel questions the reference. Algernon agrees the charm lies in pretending to like it, regardless of true taste. The exchange riffs on social pretension and cultural signals in a university or drawing-room setting.
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Similarity
Algernon
Wagner
Ethel
A Flat Family Plays Santa Claus For Pet Poodle
A quirky scene shows Flathurst carrying two bundles, playing Santa Claus. He jokes about a new farmer for the rubber plant and a collar for Fidokins, his wife's poodle, in a lighthearted domestic moment.
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Flathurst
Santa Claus
Fidokins
Doctor Miles Heart Remedy Endorsed By Patient at 70
A Lewistown reader, 70, claims three physicians gave up hope for his life yet recovered after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine. The testimonial highlights heart trouble symptoms and urges purchase from Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Indiana.
Dividing the Responsibility in a Country Feud
A dialogue shows a feud over a bungalow on a country lot with a humorous exchange about construction and marriage. The woman’s eyes reveal the answer and the man’s quick recovery. She declines the proposal with a firm no, prompting a cheeky closing line.
Vindicated and misfortune meet in a curious exchange
The scene shows Barnwn mocked by intimate friends for believing audiences enjoy being humbugged. He laments a show will not suffer, calls it the hand of fate, and frets over a vanished gain. A playful banter follows about a birthday gift turning into a building lot.
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Barnwn
Resemblance in fashion sparks brisk cultural critique
A fragmentary verse piece satirizes changing dress norms, noting women’s clothing appears in stores. It recalls historic attire and mocks a Chicago preacher who links modern fashion to sin, while a husband’s impulse to swear hints at tension over marital expectations.
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Chicago
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