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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1906

Page

4

Custer County Idaho Promoted as Rich Mining Region

Custer County Idaho showcases vast mining wealth and agricultural potential. Noted are Mackay Bayhorse Stanley Basin and Yankee Fork districts with copper zinc silver and gold prospects. The county spans about 5000 square miles and features multiple mills smelters and irrigation plans along Salmon River valleys.

Custer County Idaho General Custer Montana Stanley Basin Quarts Challis Mackay Houston Bayhorse Minington Bonangra Oregon Short Line Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Bluefoot Guster Vis Morgan Creek Garden Creek Poverty Flat Centennial Pigt East Mark Clayton Slate Creek Thompson Creek Robinson Bar Misher Sheep Mountain Seafoam Loon Creek Washington Basin Yankee Fork Lucky Boy Custer Stanley Agriculure Sawtooth Mountains Wood River Band of Man Salmon River

Men Who Can't Find Wives in a Surplus Woman Era

Chicago American notes many men anxious to marry yet unable to secure a wife. Some fixate on specific women, others misjudge courtship, and some chase unrealistic ideals. Types include the humbly proposing, cringing bachelor, the self important snob, the doubter, and the perpetual bachelor, all failing to wed for various reasons.

Bis Goncalt H Eaonot Teo Jeas

Cured by the Shock Story Of Jones And His Wife

A widish tale from New York Press recounts how a husband named Jones, famed for kindness and a loving wife, fell into heavy drinking. His wife devised a daring shock plan and, aided by the family physician, bound his leg in plaster, leaving him conscious but restrained. Awakening, Jones is told he fell while seeking a keyhole, yet the experience cured his urge for stimulants. The piece closes with a humorous Broadway aside about politeness and a seat.

Jones New York Press Bit Hitler Broadway

Frankly Owned His Fault In Rank Disorder

A French naval port tale shows a high command general addressing infantry at the barracks after a soldier mocked him asking for a drink. A bugler announces the general, illustrating discipline lapses amid demoralization. A grenadier once drew a pistol at a marshal but failed to fire, underscoring issues of order and accountability.

Mtona

Dangers of Civilization Causes Embarrassing Exit

A Silver Lake youth visiting Castle Rock girl caused a chaotic scene at table when forgotten items and a torn tablecloth led to the table collapsing. He fled the house in embarrassment, as the girl searches for him.

Silver Lake Castle Rock Jover

Precious ruby from waste particles fused into stones

Rudolph Oblatt, a chemist and gem expert, claims a method to fuse ruby waste into genuine five to ten carat rubies. He uses a platinum apparatus and 800 pound air pressure, then cools with a special process to prevent cracking. The ruby is finished by standard cutting, mimicking Burmah stones. A German patent also describes dry cell batteries kept dry and activated by soaking blotting paper with electrolyte.

Rudolph Oblatt New York Gatvante

Death by own action discussed by London coroner

Dr Waldo reports that a weapon in the hand of a man who has murdered is tightly grasped, sometimes requiring finger severing to release it. In cases of death by own action there is no grasp at all.

Waldo City of London

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