Copper boom spurs mining push in Challis district
Forest Examiner notes rising copper prices revive activity in Custer county region. Cripple Creek company has taken over Sunbeam dam and Montana mine near Challis, driven tunnel work into old Custer lead, and shelves prospects while backing further exploration. Prospecting and new deposits expected as northwestern Custer county remains promising for silver, lead, copper, and gold with Loon Creek and other veins under activity. Empire Copper Company at Say employs about 240 workers, many as lessees, as the Shay railroad serves Mackay.
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H. Work
Forest Exander
Oeden Offic Tor
Waho
Orien
Custer
Arouna
Sunbeam
Challis
Yankee Fork
Montana
Custer County
Joseph B. Limpleby
United States
Northrastern
Loon Creek
Empire Copper Company
Mince
Mackay
Records Cleared of Old Case in Oregon Short Line Suit
The Oregon Short Line company and others faced a seven year old suit by Regita Olterson et al. A motion to strike a motion for a new trial was granted by Judge J A Howell after the plaintiff did not press for a hearing. The case began seven years ago and a non-suit had been granted previously.
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Oregon Short Line Company
Regita Olterson Et al
J. A. Howell
Quarantine Damages Case Brought Before City Board
Sanitary Inspector George Shorten’s quarantine of a small pox patient at a Twenty fourth Street rooming house prompted George A. Whinple to appear before the city board of commissioners seeking reimbursement for damages. The issue was taken under advisement as Whinple stated that more than unspecified losses occurred.
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George Shorten
Twenty-fourth Street
George A. Whinple
City Board of Commissioners
Whipyie
Quarantine dispute and city fire station site approved
Quarantine measures hurt patronage as a rooming house owner alleges improper action by sanitary officials and Shorten. A deed for a Washington avenue fire station site at Ninth street was accepted, with Browning recommending a suitable building. Public safety improves fire protection north of the diver bridge while budget claims totaling 418,149.59 are approved, largely for water main extensions in Pogden Canyon.
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Whipple
Atlad
Fa More Thar Wicely
Shorten
Washington Avenue
Ninth Street
Fred J. Kiesel
Compassioner Browning
Public Safety
Kiegel
Diver Bridge
Walt
Artenian Wells
Pogden Canyon
What Thin Folks Should Do To Gain Weight
Thousands suffer excessive thinness and weak nerves yet a new preparation named Sargol promises to add flesh and strength. After three months of use it aims to correct digestion faults and supply concentrated fat to the blood, with claims of harmlessness and broad demand from druggists.
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A. R. McIntyre Drug Co
Sargo
A. T. Melotyte Drug
New Well Near Huntsville Produces Record Flow at 147 Feet
At a depth of 147 feet, a six inch artesian well near Huntsville delivered a water flow larger than any municipal well previously. Operators estimate the new well could yield about 1.5 million gallons per day, indicating a common supply stratum for area wells. Earlier wells reached about 119 feet with flows of 490 to 400 gallons per minute. Plans call for another six inch well to same depth, with current output from the system around 8 million gallons every twenty four hours.
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Hunteville
New Wall
Tesamiatefpal
School Children Gather Flowers for Memorial Decorations
City children will collect flowers at home gardens and on hills to decorate the graves of North and South soldiers at Mountain View and City cemeteries. Flowers go to Mrs. O. B. Williams at 2008 Madison Avenue by Saturday May 20. a wagon will pick up Friday afternoon. Memorial services set for Sunday with regular G.A.R. rite at the Pagina hall Monday. Dix Logan Post 76 AR decorates graves after the service.
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Bath
Mra
BE. Williama
Madigon Avanne
Gehacda
Mra. Gras
Academy diplomas awarded at Fifth Ward ceremony
Students at the academy received diplomas during a large evening ceremony in the Fifth Ward hall. The program featured a student play, orchestra, readings, and a principal address by James Barker. May Mibnie Brown directed rehearsals and the auditorium audience filled with academy students and friends.
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Wand
Thong
Balgos
Academy
Te Nevuron
May Mibnie Brown
Alplomonx Arhea
Éverciaes
Webel
Newderdy Yuditorium
Hagin
Academy Orchestra
Invocalinn
Hishoy Robart McQuarrie
Bon Seaweralt
Salome
Bitedictian
English Homes Held As Hospitals For Wounded Officers
Fragmented text describes a plan to convert residences into convalescent homes for wounded officers. Mentions: The King’s Royalty home closed for eighteen weeks, Dorchester House used as a military hospital, and several mansions including York House and Desynshire House repurposed for convalescent care. Notes surrounding officials and arrangements amid a wartime context.
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Taman
Devon
Talmortt
Rome
Thoridles
Alton
Dorchester House Te Beng
Armerind
George
Bill Nuppare
Hell
Ted
Jeronns
Eharge
York House
Desynshire House
Malye Sigh House
Yarrayun Huwes
Austrians Shoot Italians and War News From Europe
Geneva reports heavy Austrian fire against Italian forces on the Isogne riverbank and sightings of submarines near Venice. German spies captured at Verona. Emperor’s proclamation boosts morale. A Vienna envoy expected to arrive in Chingad tomorrow morning amid tensions.
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Paris
n—Aumber
Frenttad
Innehrnes
Isgne
Venicn
Verona
Italy
Prince von Buelow
Fragmentary account of uprisings and wartime events advances
A garbled OCR passage describes insurrectionary activity near Brest and a loyal population retreat to Nice under some Tephates or similar authority. It references Austrian actions, Turkish and Gren military mentions, a war era context, and a murder scene with chloroform, a body moved to a hospital, and a gang from Wellsville with nursing work noted.
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Deweonner
Ada
Brest
Iacelet Pgr
Gabe Pd
Forre
Nicea
Lorena
Despondent Domestic Woman Kills Self with Carbolic Acid
A 28 year old domestic at 4 North State Front drank seven ounces of carbolic acid and two of Chiara form late evening. She died in her room within minutes as family members summoned help. The death is attributed to despondency from a love affair and other troubles.
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North State
Tront
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