Money to Loan SMose with Harris & Feltham
Money to loan advertised by Harris and Feltham, brokers at WRISER agency. Offer mentions financial services and lending terms in a concise notice likely from a local newspaper page segment.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
5
Money to loan advertised by Harris and Feltham, brokers at WRISER agency. Offer mentions financial services and lending terms in a concise notice likely from a local newspaper page segment.
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A mix of reports notes and letters from various sources. Highlights include naval contracts for croiwe ra ships. Guba and Ports Rica to attend Paris exposition. Railroads Colorado and Southern and Colorado Midland merge. Meteors fall over Russia and a fatal domestic tragedy is reported. U.S. politics governors and congressmen move toward Washington for the new session. Weather and social notes from London and Yale Harvard football. A New Guinea civil war and Boer War context appear amid a busy general news digest.
On a distant coast Colonel and Desmond plot to evade a vigilant foe while Skellige is kept under watch. The colonel’s daughter Elle mars insists on joining, declaring she will not be left behind. Desmond, impressed, looks to a voyage with the bold adventurer and the noble kin.
Desmond and Miss Llmar ride the landward breeze along a rocky shore seeking a landmark from a deserted sea. The pair discuss whether to glimpse the house from a distant view while the dream of home haunts Miss Llmar as Desmond reassures and questions their plans.
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