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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
6
A scanned fragment shows a notice of forfeiture alongside assorted unreadable items. It references legal action, payment of 900.00, and various historical notes including legislative changes, Egyptian artifacts, and inventions. The text mixes court-like notices with cultural and scientific summaries, mentioning the Minnesota Senate, Miss Bila Ewing, and remarks on labor, capital, and invention.
The article describes the presidential train journey across 21 states and three territories, detailing the luxurious cars and facilities. It notes Secretary Cortelyou and W Seward Webb aboard, the dining and private state rooms, and the live coverage by press representatives. It also reflects on Franco Austrian Mexico history and the shift toward reconciliation.
Ruth Mason, daughter of Senator Mason, will graduate in June from the Washington College of Law in Washington D C as a fully qualified attorney and counselor. She has not decided whether to start practice or pursue music studies with piano and violin.
Wreckers remove the marble and structure of the A. T. Stewart palace at Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street. Exterior Carrara marble is sold to stone cutters and pieces will become gravestones and monuments. The article notes the decline of Steward's fortune and lasting philanthropy. Mrs. Margaret Deland starts a flower salon in Boston for the poor.
North West farmers debate orchard planting as a long time grower shares failures with dead trees, French stock losses after severe frost, and the shift to hardy native roots. He urges tree growers to graft on proven, climate resistant stock and to share experiences. Alfalfa adaptation, drought risks, and soil needs are discussed for eastern states and western moisture belts. The piece also notes Australian horse stock policies and Kansas hay price practices as broader agricultural context.
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