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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1902
Page
4
W. B. Boles of Springfield Republican reflects on memory and change as the “great city” rises from wartime ruin to modern prominence. The piece contrasts devastation of cannon and loss with renewed wealth, culture, and a felt duty to remember fallen heroes amid progress and peace.
An eyewitness account of a whaling voyage led by a fierce Norwegian captain. The narrative details a dramatic harpoon hunt, the whale’s maneuvers, and the crew’s daring, culminating in a heavy morning catch and preparations for another voyage as a gale looms.
A short dialogue from Chi ego Daily News where a young man asks an elderly father to choose which of his seven daughters he should marry. The exchange centers on marriage proposals and the father’s testing questions, framed as a neighborly or advisory interaction.
An excerpt from the Detroit Free Press shows Inabel-Oh Clara reflecting on her status as a successful artist. She notes feeling incomplete as older strugglers tire and quit, implying enduring effort behind achievement.
Hudson Beach, a bookish elder son, dreams of the East as he labors in a Chicago flat with Mary. The couple, poor yet eager for far shores, embrace oriental trinkets and fantasies of Cashmere, Hong Kong, and the Ind, hoping to escape dull daily life.
Notice states a meeting of the directors on October 23, 10112 levied a one percent per share assessment on capital stock payable to D. Hil lard, secretary treasurer. Delinquent shares as of November 26, 1902 will be sold at public auction if not paid before December 10, 1902. First publication October 28, 1902.
In Custer County probate court a case regarding the estate of George Coltran, deceased, orders interested parties to appear on November 25, 1902, at Challis courthouse to show cause why a private sale of real estate should not be authorized, with publication of the order in the St. Louis Messenger for four successive weeks.
An advertisement touts ENE VOLCANO'S DEADLY WORK by Prof. Charles Morris as the most intensely interesting book on the Martinique catastrophe, claiming it covers the Pompeii era from eruption to destruction with scientifically illustrated pages and dramatic prose. It urges agents to sell the priced volume, offering liberal terms and immediate ordering.
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