19 Jun 1906
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
1
The county treasurer lists warrants from the current expense fund issued April 10 1906 that will be paid with interest to date if presented within 60 days from the notice date. The announcement notes payment eligibility and deadline for formal settlement.
The Republican State Central Committee calls a State Nominating Convention in Pocatello Idaho on August 1 1906 at 11 o clock a m to nominate one Justice of the Supreme Court one Congressman and State officers for the November 6 1906 election and for electing a new State Central Committee Counties receive representation and county central committees are urged to arrange primaries and delegate selection The State Central Committee will meet in Pocatello August 1 1906 at 10 a m to transact business James H Brady Chairman Addison T Smith Secretary
Public notice from the Department of the Interior Hailey Idaho dated June 1906 announces that James Briner has filed for final proof on Homestead Application No. 2109 in Custer County Idaho with July 25 1906 as the proof date before U S Commissioner L H Johnston. Witnesses: Roscoe Hamilton Rice Crain Joseph Walker Simon Jones. First publication June 19 1906. The remainder is a long editorial critique of the Ned Reynolds report on Chicago packing houses criticizing government inspection and suggesting country slaughter to improve meat quality and ethics.
Salt Lake visitors and arrivals mark a busy Challis week with Parker Mountain trips and Mackay celebration plans. Local business deals include Cowen buying Scott drug store in Blackfoot and the Salmon Odd Fellows inviting bids for a 62 by 100 foot two story brick lodge.
Corning Mining Co notifies William Epwards of required annual labor contributions to hold the Black lode claim in Yankee Fork Mining District Idaho. The notice cites 1891 through 1905, totals 325 dollars due, with a 90 day window for payment or property transfer to co owner Milton A. Brown, attorney for the Corning Mining Co, Challis Idaho.
Notice states wife left home without cause and the signer will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her. Dated June 1406. Cras H Porter.
The article warns that packing house conditions in Chicago Omaha and Kansas City are dire and pose national health risks. A presidential commission found the book’s picture accurate and spurred the Beveridge amendment for stricter meat inspection. The measure passed amid pressure from packing interests and government action is expected to advance in the House.
A reader questions the dispute over John D. Rockefeller and Frank Rockefeller’s statements about their father’s fate. The clash surfaces amidst competing claims of the family’s history and legacy.
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