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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1911
Page
5
A garbled relic describes Henderson and a tense scene on a streetcar. A woman named Gyre looks at children and a man named Quit oarwan is mentioned. The memory recalls a train, a buggy, and a lost child near a curve amid fog and confusion.
A man notes his wife Beettia shows uplift after returning from Easter service. He praises the church visit as helpful. Mrs Nextdore wears last year's bonnet, Mrs Dounstrote wears old dyed blue, Mrs Byertrom sports a ribbon and trim found cheaply.
An old mariner argues against taking his party daughter to live in the city. The enamored couple discusses staying in the country and organizing a lodging house combination, with the man insisting they remain away from urban life.
Fragmented quotation hints at a conversation where one person notes another’s frequent mention of them. The dialogue suggests mutual uncertainty about how strongly the other party regards them, with conflicting interpretations of interest or indifference.
The bystander reports Father Ambrosius and Herr Thormann, German explorers, discovering extensive caverns in the Matumbi mountains of East Africa. They enter a 3,300 foot cavern with deep pools, stalactites and stalagmites, then find deeper levels 150 and 90 feet apart, but retreat when bats swarm and lanterns fail.
A caricatured toast by Hall Calne depicts a New York publisher deriding melodramatic novels and plays that sell well. At a dinner with critics, Calne quips that fault finding is easy, noting the abundance of critics among the assembled audience.
The article explains that abrasion by local fusion at the high contact point causes surface material to melt and rub away, exposing fresh surface for friction. The disk’s large area keeps its temperature lower, concentrating energy on a tiny contact area and enabling continuous cutting.
A fragment from a seaside inn scene describes a quiet moment by the tide. A speaker questions how many dogs the innyard has, hinting at a playful or puzzling situation tied to the setting.
South Packer Gold Mining Company Limited Challis Idaho issues assessment notice after August 4 and 26 2011 directors meeting. Three fourths of one dollar per share assessed payable to J C Fox Treasurer at Challis Idaho by September 18 2011. Delinquent shares on September 28 1811 will be advertised for sale October 19 2011 to cover the delinquent assessment costs. Geographic location office listed in Cha Idaho. First publication September 5 1011.
The text outlines state requirements for parents and guardians to educate children. It details compulsory schooling via public, private, or parochial schools, with age ranges, exemptions, and appeals. It references district supervision, teacher instruction in basic subjects, and penalties for noncompliance, plus provisions for release or exemptions under certain conditions.
A probate court in Custer County Idaho orders heirs to appear on September 9 101 to show cause why executors Raed Wiehnel and M M Sweet should not be granted a sale of necessary portions of the estate of J Pinoell deceased. Publication in The Silver Messenger required weekly for four weeks prior to the hearing.
Notice is given by George Coryell administrator of the estate of John W Faulkner deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within 4 months after first publication. The estate business is to be transacted at Chil lis Idaho Custer County. Dated July 18 1611. George Coryell Administrator first publication July 18 1611.
Department of the Interior Hailey Idaho notices Eunice J. Tavis Challis Idaho filing for First Commutation proof to establish land claim under Homestead Entry No 70 in Township 14 North Range 11 East Boise Meridian. Witnesses Nels Jenson Alaus Teaton George Webb Samuel Oldfeld and P F HORNE Registrar. First publication August 2.
Public notice announces completion proof for a 4.2 cubic feet per second diversion on Goat Creek under a Idaho State Engineer permit. Holder listed as Survey stout with office in Stanley Idaho. completion date September 21, 1911. Water used for irrigation and domestic purposes on 190 acres described as surveyed lands. first publication August 29, 1911.
Notice to heirs and signs that Frank Pewal must pay his share of annual $70 needed to maintain the Warm Springs mining claim in East Zork Idaho. If not paid within publication period, 50.00 due and owing forfeits his undivided one half interest to Joan B Crest. First publication April. last publication March.
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