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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1911

Page

7

Young Man Seeks Banker’s Daughter in Slugger Romance

Harrison Forrest, Harvard bred athlete, seeks consent to wed Miss Prue Wilson, daughter of a banker. After a tense interview, the banker consents on condition Forrest reforms, while a quarry strike and a scuffle in a dramatic rescue scene reshape the couple’s path as Prue’s angel grandmothers intervene.

Papa San Juan Hill Harrison Forrest Harvard Prue Wilson Banker Wilson Jet Pitapat Crista Mr. Forrest Mr. Wilson Jareppoints New York New Haven Boston Fall River Miss Prue Hays Risen Italy Harry Dad Miss Piie

Chinese Wedding Festivities for Dr Yeu and Miss Sun

Dr W W Yeu secretary to the Wai-wi-pu and head of China’s publicity bureau married Miss Sun sister of H E Sun Pao Chi governor of Shantung. Ceremonies lasted three days at the doctor’s residence with decorative mats silk presents and carrying boards bearing Chinese characters of homage from Shantung’s governor and other officials.

W. W. Yeu Wai-wi-pu Bureau of Publicity Foreign Office of China Miss Sun H. E. Sun Pao Chi Shantung Abi Yen Wal-wupu Pekla Tientsin

Misunderstood Orders Inring Tale Cited By Boy And Jazed

An excerpt shows a boy obeying Jaquby and a remark about a drum toy. Ingsby attempts to move after nightfall as the boy arrives with a new toy drum at the scene. The dialogue suggests a tense exchange centering on an order and its odd obedience.

Jaquby Ingsby Rown Jazed

La Guaira Venezuela A coastal town steeped in history

The piece chronicles La Guaira as Venezuela’s northern port near Caracas, describing its picturesque cliffs, cobblestone streets, market variety, and daily life. It notes historic fortifications, pirate attacks, and the old governors house, along with scenic rail routes to Caracas and nearby Macuto.

South America la Gual Venezuela Caracas la Guaira United States Ufe Caribbean la Guatra Malquetia Baden Baden Yelept Macuto Stringtown Famntiles Paris Mediterranean Hilleldea Macuto la Gualra Venezuéla Valencia Cape Blanco Spain Oxorio Villegas Withal Amias Preston Sir Francis Drake Villapardo King's Highway Preston M. Grammmont la Gulara la Guatre la Guaire la Guaira Creek Kingsley Amyas Leigh Frank Galipan Caribbean Sea Maiquetia Cao Blanco el Boqueron Canary Island Rio Grande Utah Colorado Guirta

Marco Polo A Traveler’s Prominence In History

Venice Italy the famed Marco Polo is praised for tracing routes across Asia and naming many kingdoms The piece notes his travels to Cilicia to the Yellow Sea and his descriptions of China islands regions and peoples It mentions a bronze statue lotus pool and Lobang lang in his honor Polo died in Venice in 1325 and his journeys inspired later discoveries

Venice Italy Marco Polo Asia Cilicia Yellow Sea Chine Adam Jadila Palmir Et Beria

Signature Confusion Prompts Capitol Talk on Official Signatures

Champ Clark warns of a bill to require printed government stationer y to bear the signature of the department head. He cites illegible scripts from Treasury and Agriculture Secretary Wil son as examples and proposes affixing readable signatures to letters to avoid misidentification.

Champ Clark Congress Treasury Department Post Office Department Washington Wilson Department of Agriculture Aean John Lorance Boston Advertiser

Confident Youth in Wild Oats Tale Sparks Debate

A fragmentary text hints at youth bravado and parental concern amid farming life. The snippet mentions harvesting machinery and confidence, suggesting a rural setting and tension between youth experimentation and responsibility.

Irrigation's Great Growth Across the United States

The irrigation movement expands rapidly from 40,000 acres forty years ago to 16,000,000 acres globally in 1902 with the United States holding about 24 percent. Federal funding nears 70 million dollars for major projects like Roosevelt Dam in Arizona and Elephant Butte in New Mexico, while states such as Colorado Idaho Montana and others advance privately too. The Pecos river district in Texas and Mimbres valley are cited as future gains, with stork visits noted in Jefferson City as Secre­tary of State Cornelius Resch welcomes newborns.

Denver Col United States Roosevelt Arizona Elephant Butte Rio Grande New Mexico Colorado Idaho Mootans Pecos River Texas Mimbres Valley

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