Local Gazette Bantams Hail Challis News From Idaho
The Silver Messenger from Challis Idaho reports local happenings in county paper style. A Tuesday afternoon edition notes community events, small notices, and brief regional items.
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1899
Page
8
The Silver Messenger from Challis Idaho reports local happenings in county paper style. A Tuesday afternoon edition notes community events, small notices, and brief regional items.
A Boise Capital communication argues that bimetallism in Idaho requires unity among four political groups. It endorses Bryan's call for Democrats, Silver Republicans and Populists to cooperate in 1900 to defeat the opposition. It cites three-year state governance as improved under silver-friendly officials. A second note quotes General Alejandrinos praising prisoner freedom.
Reported Oct 1 conference with General Otis yields Alejandrinos remarking that Filipino forces can endure a long war with 60,000 American troops. He notes Luzon resources, local support, and strong resolve despite U S occupation lines around Manila and nearby towns.
The article argues theory is essential to action and progress. It states that all merit begins as theory, guiding how to do things, applying knowledge, and turning ideas into fact through demonstrable results. The piece asserts that theories, when tested, become proven truths and drive major inventions and achievements.
The anti gambling case was argued and submitted at the Lewiston Idaho term of the Supreme Court last weeks. The lease is entitled the State vs Malkey and comes from Idaho bounty, the defendant being a Grangeville saloon man.
A claim describes a nerve tonic as a steady drink circulating in publication circles. The note hints at consumer expectations for consistent potency and regular use, reflecting early marketing language without endorsement.
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