Notice of Preemption Proof in Idaho Land Claim
Laxy Orice At Hauer and others notify intention to prove claim to land in Tp 8, range 1, in Cnster County Idaho for the estate of Joseph Akelton deceased. Witnesses include Carl Keboonover Robert Pursons Jesse M. Morrisany Myram Gill. First published July 12, 1898.
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Laxy Orice
Hauer
Damo
J. Yalenticn Bowers
Dickey
Cnster County
Idaho
Joseph Akelton
Oii
Anid
Rae
L. H. Johnston
Chulits
Carl Keboonover
Robert Pursons
Jesse M. Morrisany
Myram Gill
of Dickey
Joho
W. H. Drodinwad
Register
Custer County Treasurer Notice of Warrants Redemption
The treasurer announces warrants against Custer county will be paid on presentation with interest to late if presented within sixty days from the notice. redemption funds from General Fund issue July 1894 and Road Fund issue July 1804 list numbers 95 06 97 and 6 87 88 80 90 91 99 3 D4 and 95. Interest at 7 percent begins ten days after advertisement. Dated Challis July 26 1898. You look puzzled Sam puzzled about what she said to me.
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Custer County
Regio
J. P. Spalding
Challis
Water and silts vary by ocean by weight
A ton of Atlantic water yields 81 pounds of silt while Pacific water yields 7 percent as many pounds. Arctic Antarctic waters produce 85 pounds of silt per ton and Dead Sea water yields 187 pounds of silt per ton.
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Pacific
Arctic
Antarctic
Dead Sea
The Mis ing Congress Debate Sparks Idaho Alarm
A column critiques the Mining Congress rename from Gold to Mineral, labeling it manipulative and urging Idaho officers to secure strong attendance in Milwaukee on September 17, 1800. It warns delegates may push loud talk over substantive mining policy and cautions against plotters harmful to regional prosperity.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Idaho
Ss Wal
Cee
Ida
Idaho Delegation Praises Salt Lake Welcome and Saltair Visit
A correspondent recounts a Salt Lake trip praising the warm greeting from Salt Lakers and noting Saltair and Garfield Beach visits. The account contrasts thriving and hard times in Salt Lake, highlights a Detroit factory example of mechanization, and ends with a reflection on Idaho’s future development.
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Idaho
Hayburn
Saltair
Garfield Beach
Bingham
Highland Bay
Almo
Tinti
Salt Lake
Noiseless cannon menaces future war poetry
An essay argues that inventors chasing mechanical perfection risk erasing the vivid vocabulary of battle. It warns that silent weapons will strip war literature of its sounding imagery and threaten the drama and glory echoed by poets and war correspondents alike.
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Kipling
India
Richard Harding Davis
Cuba
New Bread Machine to Transform City Kitchens
A forthcoming device in major cities will grind raw wheat into pulp, press out the refuse, and form loaves. Operated by a few workers, the machine bakes bread. officials claim it yields purer, more wholesome bread at similar or lower cost than current methods.
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Detroit
Populists Move State Convention to Boise City
After a stormy session the Populist State Central Committee changed the convention site from Moscow to Boise City. The gathering will be held August 24 at Boise, aligning with Democratic and Silver Republican dates. Populists urge unity of silver forces and warn readers may form a ticket, though unlikely to gain broad support.
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Boise City
Moscow
Spain’s Plight Amid War Strain and Cuban Hunger
An American observer outlines Spain’s collapse in war, noting a bankrupt treasury, destroyed fleet, and undependable Cuba supply lines. Spanish troops in Cuba face shortages of ammunition and food as they struggle to hold fertile regions, with grain and flour imports cut off and bread production nonexistent on the island.
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Spain
Antilles
Philippines
Cuba
America
Wade
War Department Fitted Hospital Ship Relief For Comfort Of Soldiers
The War Department has fitted the hospital ship Relief in top style for sick and wounded soldiers. It features five wards plus stores and officers quarters, two complete Xray outfits, a microscopic laboratory, and full photographic and electrical facilities. Wards are white painted, iron beds enamelled, rubber floors, and connected baths. a hot or cold shower bath for sick officers and rubber floored baths for all. The ship is now at Santiago in detailed service.
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War Department
Saniago
Detial
American Flag Floats Over Santiago in Victory Ceremony
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the American flag was raised at Santiago de Cuba as Gen McKibben was named temporary military Governor. 10,000 spectators watched as troops saluted, bands played, and President McKinley’s telegram was read. Spain handed over control and Shafter’s forces took possession.
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Salt Lake
McKibben
Shafter
Toral
Poe
Who is the home merchant in the community
An excerpt questions the home merchant as the man who funds streets, schools, churches, homes, and a local newspaper. It emphasizes public-spirited businesspeople who sustain government and infrastructure, noting every subscription paper bears his name and that he cannot afford to swindle customers.
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Challig
Quster County
Runusianen
Romspar
Apterxoons
M. M. Sweet
Auly
General Fund
The
Mising Congress
Tora
Sudtenmets
Santiago
N. Bunn
James Gayle
A. Penkner
Hull & Co
Sx Wholesale
General Merchandise
Bow Frechrsa
Ane Gah A
Isfko
Jrug Store
SSS
John P. Spalding
Prop
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