Drug Store Refund Guarantee Spelled Out
The notice promises money back in every case if customers are not fully satisfied. The fragment indicates a general refund policy from a drug store, implying a complete satisfaction guarantee for purchases.
06 Oct 1908
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
1
The notice promises money back in every case if customers are not fully satisfied. The fragment indicates a general refund policy from a drug store, implying a complete satisfaction guarantee for purchases.
The Mackay nominating convention quickly finalized a slate for Coroner Samuel F Taylor Sheriff Assessor Probate Judge Jesse G Finnell Treasurer Mrs Mary E Morrison School Superintendent Miss Jennie K E Kelleher County Attorney W J Lamme Surveyor Valentine Maelzer J L Ebberts County Commissioners First District George A Ellis Second District Robert Campbell Third District R H Ewing. The convention dispatched with little friction and presented a strong ticket led by J A Baxter and William Clarik of Mackay.
Col Hamer the Republican nominee for Congress spoke on Wednesday night and Harry M. McKee of the Socialist party followed on Thursday and Friday. Audiences were large as Hamer attacked Democrats and Roosevelt while McKee argued for socialist ideas and pointed to past county vote totals. New parties push old ones toward action and the speaker predicted Democrats turning Socialist in time.
Local brief notes reflect an approaching election deadline for Democrats to register, upcoming commissioners meeting, and various local items. Mentioned are Miss Maud Treasor heading to Charlotte, Prof West and a cello recital in Challis, and Supervisor Laing moving to a new house. The Parker mine update notes roller crushing issues but optimism on ore quality. A court suit against Golden Sunbeam Mines involves stock purchases and by law notice disputes, with details from the Sunbeam case.
The Bryan and Kern fund closed on October 1 and was sent to John E. Osborne in Denver instead of C N Haskell, per National Democratic Committee order. A list of contributors is provided and no further funds will be collected. Names include Challis, Idalo, M. M. Sweet, W.4 Lamme, Ewing, Blacke, Finnell, Pellner, Adamson, Morrison, Henderson, Jump, Mackay, and others.
Journal notes from Yellow Jacket recount visits by J. FP. Clark from Wilson creel and others including Frank and Ben Beagle of Middle Fork, Leo Wyatte from a mine, W. W. Adkinson, Wm Nickson and wives en route to Middle Fork, plus Mr. Drake and partner from Boise City. Sightings include theatre visits, hunting plans, and bear hunting forthcoming.
Weather mix of rain snow and sunshine described as superfine. Notes 15 mules for two freight teams arrived for the Yellow Jacket operation dated September 28.
The Challis school has been in session three weeks with reorganized classes for advancement. Forty students are in the elementary room including seventh and eighth grades and part of the sixth. The intermediate room is led by Miss Lois Felkner with 24 scholars. the primary department, led by Miss Vada Rogers, has 27 students. Music instruction is emphasized. Miss Kelleher visited and two geography classes were recited. The compulsory education law is not affecting District No. 1.
Voters see a mixed party slate with candidates across offices including Senator, Representative, Sheriff, Assessor, Attorney, Treasurer, Probate Judge, School Superintendent, Surveyor and Commissioners. Listed names include O W Kirkpatrick J J McCracken Seth Bull Roy Herndon O Brien Langsdorf Henry Nichols Bessie McDonald Allen Merritt H T Albert Cotter M Hull Walter Shoup John Snook Waters Amonson Frank Plummer Dr Wright Frank P Mc School Supt Mrs Watkins James Caples Geo Kinggsbury W F Stone EB Roske.
At the Chal lis Republican convention 27 votes were cast with 14 for a majority. For Assessor the tally was Burnett 114, VanCamp 105, Elder 5. Only one ballot was used and Burnett received the nomination though not a majority. VanCamp believes he would have won with another vote despite doubts of a fair deal.
Last Wednesday Challis and Pahsamaroi faced off on the Challis diamond. Pahsamaroi won 23 to 10 in a one sided game. Challis players hardly practice ball and usually lose. Fans showed unusual enthusiasm despite the lopsided score.
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