Custer County Idaho Promises Rich Mines and Prosperity
The article extols Custer County Idaho as a vast, resource rich region with a storied mining past and bright future. It chronicles historic discoveries from 1862 to 1875, lists key mining districts and mills, describes strong agricultural and stock raising prospects, and highlights transportation, irrigation, climate, schools, and timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guster County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Loon Creek
Custer County
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Bayhorse
Cleyton
Bounanza
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River Valley
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Poverty Fist
Centennial Flat
Clayton
Slate Creek
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Fisher
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Washington Basin
Yankee Fork
Lucky Boy
Cheerful Comment on News and Public Warnings
A lighthearted note questions how to discuss topics, advises keeping air travel away from power lines, and mocks rival remarks about a perceived pole controversy. Edgar A Guest is cited about marriage as dangerous, and a claim about life on Mara is playfully challenged. The piece ends with reflections on frequent train holds and safer suburban walking on paydays.
Bubbles in a Quirky Sayings and Banter Piece
A collection of assorted quips and exchanges featuring humorous lines about success, honesty, appearances, resilience, and playful wordplay. Characters include Smith, Jones, Smiggins, Jinka, Cackle, and a doctor patient dialogue with a pork twist.
Notice of Forfeiture to Eugene McCarthy on Idaho Lode Claim
Atyna Mining and Investment Co. informs Eugene McCarthy of forfeiture risk on the Cemetery lode mining claim in Custer County Idaho for failure to contribute 33.33 percent of required 1000 labor expenditure by December 1 list 100. The notice cites Section 2324 RSU and lists the co owner’s due amount as 33,331 dollars with a one third ownership claim. First publication Oct 18 1910. last publication Jan 17 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McCarthy
Iletrs
Assigos
Bax
Lode
Ray Horse
Custer County
Idaho
Recordio Ok
Recorder
United States
Aytna Mining&investment CO
C. J. Satisfury
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsement by Rural Carrier
A rural mail carrier from Woodville Ohio lauds Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the only relief for neuralgia after a cold or La Grippe. The testimonial cites repeated trial of medicines and doctor options, praising the pills’ powers and promising money refund if no benefit, with a broad druggist distribution claim.
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Dr. Miles
Charles Hilderbrandt
Woodvill
Ohio
Mr. Hilderbrandt
Dr. Ies
Miles
Fragmented Wit and Seasonal Verse in a Curious Clipping
A miscellany of quips and poems to showcase slang, humor, and weathered verse. It includes caustic lines about honesty and money, mock proverbs, a November wind poem, a grim joke about a butcher, Atavism dialogue on Professor Roppen Schmidt, and a holiday mood vignette where a moody man longs for cheer yet has no kin or gifts.
The Challenge of Progress in Agriculture and Art
An elderly farmer discusses modern farming with a visitor, noting machines that cut thresh and sack wheat versus cradling in earlier times. The dialogue shifts to fashion chemistry and speculates about shaping women like laboratory apparatus. A literary interlude by Browning reflects on soaring artistic struggle and apocalyptic imagery.
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Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salmon
Mr. Aviator
Edgar A. Guest
Detroit Free Preas
Tom Thumb
Mara
Philadelphia
Smith
Jones
Smiggins
Bob
Jinka
Cackle
Keeley
Dwight
Roppenschmidt
H&g Idaho Stage Co
Concord
Robinson
Bonanza
Looncreek
Thunder Mountain
Yellow Jacket
Forney
Singiser
Leesburg
Blackbird
Lemhi Opal Fields
C. V. Hansen
Nickerson
Agt
Challia
Blacksmith
Rodger Brasseur
Ida
Ousterstadé Line
Salmon City
Stanley Basin, Senteayorney
U. S. Mail
Passengers & Express
C. V. Hanson
E. F. Kirk
Salmon River
Spring
Bath
Magnesia
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