Silver Messenger News Briefs From Challis September 22 1903
Postmaster General Payne discharges a competent Delaware postmistress amid political maneuvering over patronage. Treasury and War officials fear silver price jumps. Philippine pesos may rise in bullion value. An Indiana jail prisoner fed his family with ration savings. Cabinet conflicts and graft in Indian Territory draw comment. British annexation talk by Carnegie. Philadelphia politics and water filtration critique. Cattlemen seek a packing house trust to set meat prices.
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Treasury
War Department
Random Thoughts on Gentility and Friendship
A reflective piece on true gentility as inner worth not wealth, warning against display and snobbery. It links money with character, arguing adversity and honest love refine who we are while superficial riches corrode effort and dignity. It celebrates steadfast friendship as a shelter in bad times and a test of loyalty amid misfortune.
Fragmentary Reflection on Friendship and Duty
A fragment reflects that in despair the heart turns to duty and that friendship is salvation though the world may deem it undeserved. It suggests friendship as a rescue despite harsh judgment, hinting at a personal reckoning with loyalty and solace.
True Friendship and Labor Worth in Honest Knowledge
A reflective piece argues true friendship endures strain through genuine knowledge of a person not surface appearances. Friends see moral worth beyond outsiders view, inspiring good deeds and resilience. It elevates labor as the badge of brotherhood, valuing purpose over results and dignity in honest toil.
Probate hearing for George McGowan wills in Challis Idaho
Notice in the Probate Court of Custer County Idaho sets October 3 1908 at 10 am in Challis Court Room for proving the will of George McGowan deceased and for W Pelkner's application for Letters Testamentary. Also notices land publication per General Land Office instruction to publish October 1.
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Gowan
Challis
Custer
Idaho
George McGowan
W. EL Pelkner
J. G. Finnell
Desert Land Notice for Publication in 1941
United States Land Office notice dated August 2 1941 from Tinsley Sabo announces a desert land entry under the Public Land Law. It names Morrow of Bolsa City Idaho and Roose of Goldbury Idaho as witnesses to prove reclamation and cultivation of the land. hearing before registrar and clerk on a Tuesday in Hill State.
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Carnegie
United States
United States Land Office
Tinsley
Sabo
Morrow
Bolsa City
Rowinter
Rowotobi
Hiall Jstawe
Bota City
Idaho
A D. Roose
Goldbury
Halle
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