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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1899

Page

8

Custer County Wins Suit Over Bank Assets in Thum Case

The Idaho Supreme Court decision affirms that public money deposited in a bank becomes a trust fund and cannot be part of bank assets. Custer, Fremont and Bingham counties sued GC Bunting & Co. to recover 12,241, with the receiver ordered to pay the trust funds to the counties and each side to bear its own costs. The ruling rejects estoppel claims based on dividends accepted by the county treasurers.

Custer Fremont Bingham B. Thum C. Bunting & Co Rich Custer County Supreme Court Thum Bunting & Co Idaho Board of County Commissioners

Houston Copper Mines Owner Seeks Winter Work in State

B J Schermerhorn, brother of F B Schermerhorn who ran Idaho exhibit at the World's Fair, arrived from Custer county and will likely stay through winter. He notes the John W Mackey syndicate copper mines near Houston employ about fifty men, sunk to 700 feet with heavy pumps, and plan deeper digging. The smelter runs to Christmas then closes briefly. nearby Col Sharp's mines are deemed valuable by inspectors.

B. J. Schermerhorn F. B. Schermerhorn Chicago Custer County Houston John W. Mackey Col. Sharp Hailey News-Miner

Teachers Examination Announced for Challis and Houston

The Teachers' examination will be held in Challis on November 24 and 25, 1899 with a special session in Houston on November 27. Questions in School Law will be drawn from Chapter VII of the 1899-1900 compilation and questions in the State Constitution from Article V. Margaret Keenan, Co. Supt.

Challis Houston

Washington's Moral Courage Remains A Centennial Tribute

The piece recalls the 1899 December 14 centennial of George Washington in the U S with Mount Vernon and national ceremonies. It highlights Washington's diffidence in public speech yet lion like courage in policy decisions, notably approving Jay's treaty amid pressure from England and amid harsh criticism.

George Washington District of Columbia Mount Vernon Seader England America Washington Jay

Music Album Free with St Louis Sunday Star Subscriptions

Advertises a subscription offer from the St Louis Star for a three month trial at fifty cents. Each number includes a new song, regular sheet music size, lithograph title, a 24 page magazine book with illustrations, a colored cover for children, and full news content. A copy of the paper is available at the office.

St. Louis Sunday Star St. Louis Star St. Louis

Unclear aphorism about loss and appraisal

A reflective, compact line about how people often overlook value until separation or removal occurs. The piece contrasts dismissal with loss, noting gratitude or recognition typically follows departure. No specific events, persons, or organizations are named.

Col Bryan Praises Election Results In Letter

In a recent letter to the press Col Wm. J. Bryan expresses strong satisfaction with the outcomes of the latest election. He highlights gains for the party and notes broad public support across key regions.

Wm. J. Bryan

Happiness Ties Joy to Mutual Wish for Others’ Happiness

A reflection on how genuine happiness grows when one’s actions aim to bring joy to others, and expects that joy to be returned. It emphasizes reciprocity in kindness and the fulfillment found in shared well being.

After 80 she wonders when she’ll be 21 again

A puzzling thought questions how many years will pass after a woman reaches age eighty until she is twenty one, presenting a traditional age-reversal brainteaser. The scenario plays on the arithmetic of ages and time elapsed.

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