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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1895
Page
3
Fragmented OCR relates a complex mining survey in Custer county with bearings distances and corner markers. It mixes legal language, survey data, and a satirical editor’s note about various professions and seasons.
Charles Heber Clark opened a discussion on monetary policy before Senators, Representatives, and state leaders in Harrisport. He argued that the decline in commodity prices stems from gold rising due to silver demonetization, defended bimetallism, criticized gold monometallism, and urged public input to restore bi metal standards amid political opposition.
A quote heavy message rails at Democratic congress and old parties. It claims mortgage burdens persist, bonds and interest enslave, and goldbugs are on the run. It urges educating eastern allies and rejects conferences as a path to silver and liberty, framed as a call to action for voters.
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