Custer County Idaho A Land of Mines and Rich Prospects
The article extols Custer County Idaho explaining its rise from exploration to a 5000-strong population with towns Challis Mackay Houston Boydhorse Clayton Bonanza and Stanley Basin. It highlights rich mining districts Mackay Bayhorse Yankee Fork and Loon Creek. 5000 mining claims. mills smelters and a planned Mackay 800-ton smelter. Agriculture irrigation and stock-raising supplement mining as climate and schools improve, with vast uncultivated arable land along Salmon River promising future growth.
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Guster County
Idaho
Custer
Ita
Moptava
Stanley Basin
Loon Creek
Custer County
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Boydhhorse
Clayton
Bonanza
Stanley
Big Lost River
Thousand Spring
Round
East Fork
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse District
Poverty Flat
Centennial Flat
East Park
Slate Creek
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Fisher
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Washington Basin
Yankee Fork
Lasky Boy
Bay Bores
Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salmon River
Whellis
Chal
Concord
Bayhorse
Robinson
Looncreek
Sheep Mountain Thunder Mountain
Yellow Jacket
Forney
Singiser
Leesburg
Blackbird
Lemhi Opal Fields
C. V. Hansen
F. Nickerson
Agt
Bliss Native Herbs Promises Quick Family Health Benefits
Earnest reader appeal urges contacting a Bliss agent to obtain a box of Bliss Native Herbs, advertised as a reliable spring medicine and blood purifier for the family. The ad claims liver regulation and renewed vitality, with 200 tablets for $1.00 and a dollar-back guarantee if not benefited promptly. Apply at once to
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Bliss
Appropriate Diet in Wintry Weather
Characters Squilbob and Squilligan discuss comfort and breakfast as misfortune and fate loom. The dialogue touches on resilience and pity from others after a harsh night, with emphasis on enduring blows and facing the world with determination despite misfortune.
Wise Mrs Askett and the baker's dozen superstition
In a grocery scene Mrs Askett asks for a baker's dozen. The grocer counts eggs and refuses, citing superstition that thirteen is unlucky.
Maud and Tom claim ambition to wed amid playful wit
A clipped dialogue shows Maud declaring affection for soldiers and Tom expressing effort to become her son-in-law, with a humorous line about age and suitability.
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Maud
Tom
New Home Sewing Machines advertised at low prices
An advertisement proclaims machines cheaper than elsewhere from The New Home Sewing Machine Co. It touts full line starting at $15, with deals claiming $50 and $20 sewing machines as bargains and invites readers to contact agents or write for catalogs.
Heart Remedy Helps 70 Year Old Walker Advertise Cure
A Lewistown resident reports being given up by three doctors yet recovering after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine. The testimonial claims relief from left shoulder pain, fainting, breath shortage, and heart palpitations, noting a guarantee and drugstore availability through Mile Medical Co.
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Miles
Joan R. Cochran
Lewistown
Dr. Miles
Mr. Cochran
They All Say About Her In A Single Day
A reader recounts a single day in which remarks praise her appearance. She was praised for hair and skin and figure and hands and feet. The explanations point to visits to a hairdresser, a beauty doctor, a modiste, a manicurist, and a shoe store.
Useful Hints From a Faded Page For Daily Quirks
Odd tips and quips appear in a readable fragment offering advice on pest control with sugar, disguising flavors, hat disposal, finger injuries, garden aches, shoe wear, and match heads. The collection mixes humor and practical folk wisdom, reflecting a dated, casual tone.
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