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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1902

Page

5

Custer County Officials and Judicial Names Listed

A fragment lists multiple county officials including senators representatives probate judges sheriffs and district officers such as Ravenel Macbeth Powell Chamberlain Johnson Keyes Felkner Keenan Johnston Donohue and McGowan among others, indicating a roster of local government figures.

Custer County Ravenel Macbeth Henry F. Powell Jexsi Gi, Finnnell Sheri Chamberlain Olin Johnson Too E, Keyes Alice Felkner Martha Keenan Jo H. Johnston Ichael Lu'donohue W.j.trelowr McGowan Prank Ohren

Congregational Church Meetings in Challis

Regular sessions held at the Congregational Church in Challis with morning services at 11 oclock and evening services at 7:30, Sabbath School Sundays at 2 PM, and Christian Endeavor on Thursday at 7:30 PM led by Pastor Rev. R S Nickerson.

Congregational Church Challis Illock Christian Endeavor Nickerson

Boots and Shoes Offered at Reasonable Prices in Custer Co

A fine line of Buckingham and Hecht boots and shoes has just arrived in Custer County. Land offers are made at reasonable prices for the new stock to attract customers and boost sales.

Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Lincoln County Emia County Albion Elmore County Mt. Home Custer County Blaine County Hurley Kiarhano T Perky Buckingham & Hecht Custer Co

Hetty Green at Home in Hoboken Flats

Hetty Green the richest woman in America lives modestly in two small Hoboken flats. Her daily routine is strict and she travels to New York for her financial duties while her ailing husband, E H Green, remains in the upper flat indoors.

Hetty Green America Leigh Mitchell Hodges Ladies’ Home Journal Hoboken C. Dewey E. H. Green New York

Can France Stand It Naval Expenditure and Debt Rise

The 1902 French naval budget is put at 62420,000 with adjustments showing a real rise of 2,360,000 over 1901 after reallocating costs to other ministries. France faces nearly 200,000,000 in annual interest on debt and a total 1902 outlay of 220,000,000, while population growth stalls and debates mount on maintaining both a top fleet and army.

France Paris New York Tribune Marvoter Jensinens Europe M. Jaures

Violet destroying pests alarm violet growers

Violet growers in the area report a new gall fly attacking violets and destroying plants if not controlled. The insect, Diplosis viaylepla, measures about six one-hundredths of an inch and buries larvae in leaf crowns. Removal of infected leaves is the best remedy, though hydrocyanic gas can kill larvae.

New York Sun

Women neglect food beauty and balance in meals

A physician warns that drink hurry and worry push men to vils, but women’s stress from love affairs and poor feeding destabilizes them. He argues many girls despise regular meals and overvalue independence, risking humiliation and hypersensitivity in romance compared with men who eat properly.

A Chivalric Bird Oven Bird and Its Domestic Tale

An Audubon supporter describes the oven bird or golden crowned thrush. The nest is a ground dwelling dome with a partition dividing two rooms: a feather bed for the female and a clay couch for the male. The male wears a golden crown and is praised as a gentleman and scholar.

Tee Turer Baltimore News

Doane on West Denominational Colleges in Need of Endowment

Howard Freeman Doane, Doane College professor, visiting New York, discusses education in the western smaller denominational colleges. He notes funding gaps, reliance on eastern donors, and the need for western states to attract wealth locally to support growth.

Howard Freeman Doane Doane College Crete Nebix New York City West Doane East Middle West Dakota Nebraska Kansas Colorado

New Steamship Line Planned by Northern Pacific Railroad

Northern Pacific Railroad plans a three quarters round the globe steamship service. Ships will sail from Tacoma to Livernont via the Suez. London hosts 21 municipal cemeteries and ten private ones.

Long Steamship Bowt Globe London

Cost of United States Army exceeds all nations per soldier

A comparative note from Lieut. Col. Simpeon shows the U S army costs 104 a year per man, the world’s highest. Germany is next at 120, Russia under 155, France and Italy carry far higher totals for their much larger forces. Austria and others run costs well above the U S, reflecting larger establishments and differing military structures.

United States Simpeon Germany Russia

Homes for workers in Kenosha project plan

Profit sharing as trial in 22 Kenosha plants leads managers to form a cooperative to attract labor. A large land tract will host homes for 10000 workers sold at build cost near factories with modern amenities. Homes may be rented with rent applying to purchase. a boarding house will offer inexpensive meals and rooms to attract 1000 workers.

Kenosha Wis

Boston Tea Imports Lead After New York and Chicago

Treasury reports show Boston as the second largest tea port after New York Chicago and San Francisco with 220 524 pounds imported in the six months ending June 30 1901 no rejections. Japan tea accounted for 10818 pounds with Ceylon 95912 Ii ia 5612 and China 33816. Saint Paul followed with 27301 pounds imported and no rejections. Japan supplied 223872 pounds and China 45064 pounds.

Treasury Department New York Chicgo San Francisco Josten Boston Japan Ceylon China T. Paul

Hetty Green at Bellows Falls Vermont in private stay

Hetty Green and her family have arrived at the Bellows Falls homestead Vermont for the summer. She claims Bellows Falls as her residence and pays taxes on personal property totaling 125000 dollars. Reporters pressed for interviews and photographs but she refused and even climbed a fence when a photographer tried to snap her.

Hetty Green Vermont Edward Green Sylvia Bellows Falls

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