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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1911
Page
5
A humorous tale unfolds on a street car as Marjory and Mildred Morse discuss a mysterious suitor. Amid gossip and wedding plans, a misread telegram reference leads to a farcical misunderstanding, ending with a comic note on a British colonel using glyphs during the Cape war.
The article debates whether the leek or the daffodil serves as Wales’ emblem. It notes the leek’s historic use by some and the daffodil’s appeal to others, with cultural symbolism and national identity cited as driving factors behind the choice.
An elderly patron, a familiar visitor for years, voiced mixed feelings about the library’s doors closing and the move to new quarters. He praised the new space yet lamented leaving the old seating arrangements and the comfortable routines that took time to adjust to.
Gus Rogers used a balloon launched from the harbor to cross from the Monmon to Boston about twenty years earlier in which he died. The balloon was destroyed in a Malden Mass fire while circling the Dellcon house with Rogers Velos Goldsmith and another passenger aboard. A sudden discharge of the Dellcon star was seen by another vessel’s crew, but all except Goldsmith drowned before救 reaching aid.
A gatefold advertisement touts Leows's Monthly Regulatae as a trusted remedy for women entering womanhood and for weary housewives. It promises relief from functional disorders, improved mood, and two to three extra days of vitality each month. The seller offers plain wrapped packages at 61.00 each or three for 85.00, with express or money order payment.
A flawed ad promotes Man Builder as a Persian plant remedy to curb nerves and aid sleep for business dealings. It boasts quick results, claims to renew vigor, and promises confidence in meetings with leaders like President Taft, selling six boxes for nine dollars with a one dollar return.
Public notice lists Caspar Moele Challis Idaho permit details for diversion of water with July 15 1911 completion date and 11 5 cubic feet per second capacity. Also Guy Krasbury Challis Idaho desert land entry and witnesses. Includes alias summons, district court actions, and a forfeiture notice to Jo in H Crest and unnamed co owners regarding WARM SPRINGS mining claim York District Custer County Idaho with 50.04 due within 90 days.
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