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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
4
A narrative from Zion's Herald recounts a late night transition from the old year to the new. Frank Lataniam in Atlanta reflects on faith, family, and community as bells chime and old hymns echo. He resolves to live more fully for God and neighbor in the coming year.
On January first Jimmie Wilson seeks to reform troublesome habits while facing family matters and school work. He records his New Year’s resolutions in a red book and learns a watch hinges on keeping promises. His mother’s encouragement frames a quiet moral about effort and self-control.
The article explains Handsel Monday as the first Monday of the year when servants postmen and tradespeople expect small gifts. It traces origins to Saxon words meaning to deliver into the hand and describes varying customs in Scotland Ireland and northern England. It discusses spending restraint and prudence after New Year and contrasts Dutch and Puritan attitudes. It briefly notes Jewish and Hebrew calendar differences and mentions Peter Stuyvesant era Amsterdam and early American customs.
Notice by Carl Malm stating that A Chinek Tod George Coryeil and others owe four hundred dollars for labor and improvement on Alexander and Mable lode mining claims in Custer County Taaho. If not paid within ninety days after publication, their interests may be sold to satisfy unpaid shares. Publication dated April 24, 1910 with printing April 28, 1910.
Notice to cattlemen announces 20 head of registered Thoroughbred Short Horn bulls aged two to four years. Bulls shipped from Iowa and Missouri have served the season and will be sold after July 1 as replacement stock arrives this fall. For details, write or call H. C. Lewis in Ketchum Idaho.
Patrick Conley of Custer Idaho declares expended 100 dollars in labor to hold the Black Peak claim in the Seafoam Mining District Custer County Idaho for the year ending December 190. If within ninety days after full publication of this notice Bulldridge heirs fail to contribute their share of 75 dollars plus advertising costs 1500 dollars the claim will vest in the subscriber under the act. Dated April 25 1910 first publication May 3 1910.
Local public notice indicates the first publication date as April 26 for Brent Register. The fragment confirms registration process steps and the involved office but lacks full context.
Notice warns Challis Iowa residents of a June eleventh vote to authorize eight thousand four hundred dollars in bonds for water works as per Ordinance No 28. Ballots will be cast at the Odd Fellows Ball Main Avenue between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. by order of Village Trustees Joseph Rodgers chair and clerk B. Glennon.
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