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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1903
Page
8
A 1903 Chronicle surveys diverse topics from Secretary Shaw’s powers and Alaska boundary plans to Russo Austrian woes, British diplomacy, and political gossip. It notes the Marine Band touring caution, censures about disfranchisement in Virginia and D C, naval figures, and hints at a forthcoming presidential divorce discussion while skewering imperial intrigues and race commentary.
A reflective meditation contrasts pursuit of truth with the perils of gossip and moral judgment. It extols friendship, humility, and charity, and muses on love as a loftier aim beyond possession. Interleaved are satirical quips on wartime leaders, reform, and social manners.
The Department of the Interior publishes a contested homestead entry against Robert Brown for a tract in Section 22, Township 12 North, Idaho. Notice to appear and offer evidence is set for November 4, with final hearing on November 9 before a U.S. Commissioner, at Challis and Hailey, Idaho, after due diligence.
City Bakery advertises fresh bread pies cakes and delicious ice cream with lunch offerings. Call for details.
V Hansen manager Fritz Hansen with Nickerson agency in Challis is noted. The brief item lists personnel and locations without further context or events.
The WCTU of Oklahoma passes a resolution condemning Secretary Hitchcock for riding in a car advertising a beer brand. Rumors of his Cabinet resignation are anticipated amid the protest.
Idaho plans a large log structure at the World's Fair. The one story building measures 60 by 75 feet. It will feature Swiss style design and include office rooms. The log cabin is described as attractive and conveniently arranged.
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