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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
4
Weather report from Portland Oregon notes a 24 hour forecast ending at 6 pm tomorrow for northern Idaho and Washington with a maximum of 50 degrees and a minimum around 69. Alder tonight is mentioned with a 24 hour period ending at 4 pm today.
Fragments describe social visits in Coeur d'Alene Idaho including Mrs W D Pegram of Spokane, Mrs Marie Ketlenbach of Lewis visiting, plans for lodge hall rental, and a special sale at Idaho Mercantile with 20 percent off. Mentions of nearby Beattie fair attendance, upcoming marriages, and ajnections to local merchants and housing ads.
Continuation from page one outlines pastors and churches involved in conference services. The schedule lists speakers for Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Christian services with names such as Rev T B Ford and Rev Radher Brumbley. It mentions arrangements for an orderly program and timing through the afternoon and evening sessions.
The notice describes an anniversary program with Rev HM Rounds presiding and an AntH alcon League eddrone led by Bart P. Doty state superintendent. An Epworth League rally follows led by Rev Andrew de and Rev H H Tod DD. Evening programs include remarks by the board foreign missions and address by Tasac Crook. Monday forenoon concludes conference with devotions and announced appointments and next year’s meeting location.
In Seattle on August 26, Joseph X Teal of Portia and a member of the joint committee on conservation delivered a keynote address at an opening sermon. He argued against measures that surrender valuable rights, framing the issue as whether the people's heritage should be preserved. He cited the governors conference last December where the president praised conservation and Pinchot.
A Spokane reader urges Doan's Kidney Pills as the best remedy after years of misery from kidney and back ailments. Testimonial cites dramatic relief after using three boxes, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as the sole agents. Price 60 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
United States to Frank Corte. St. Maries Land Co to R. Atark. Theodore Lierman to Carl Ilesman. Henri Lieve to Biseman. Babcok Move to A. Albright. Robert A. Grimes to D. K. Sankth. Marsariah Martin to Phowbe J. Doughty. W. Le Hillier to Wm Ciemens. W. Walker to Taaita Inde Wer. all transfers shown with sections ranges and township ranges in Mootenal county per Pasbandie Abstract Company.
An odd fragment speaks of enjoying art galleries and Varese with a sense of experiential reading. It mentions Fer an Oper Glass and links to an observant audience enjoying performances and carved figures linked to a broader wartime earthward memory.
A clipped column recalls Tennyson's rudeness and a dandy’s quip in public, then shifts to a prohibited inscription at Westminster Abbey marking John Broughton’s long verger tenure and fame as a prizefighter. The piece ends with musings on eighteenth century female names and poetic epithets.
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