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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1908
Page
2
Scattered remarks from an unidentified speaker focus on direct primaries and election law changes. The piece references county voting, local merchants, mail order houses, and potential constitutional convention debates affecting Coeur d Alene and surrounding areas.
The National Conservation Commission, started by President Roosevelt, begins today's session in Washington to translate six months of work on the nation’s waters forests lands and minerals into tangible results. Governors will join next week to review the inventory and discuss the forthcoming report due January 1.
An early public health advertisement warns of kidney trouble signs from the body’s wet secretions and warns of potential diabetes and dropsy. It promotes Dean's Kidney Ville as a remedy and lists Coeur d'Alene as a selling point with a testimonial about weak kidneys and household impact.
The Forest Service shifts national forest receipts from Washington to western districts and deposits them in regional banks in Denver, Oakland, Albuquerque, Portland, and San Francisco. Annual receipts projected at about 2 million dollars will be split among six depots, with payments remitted directly to the U.S. Treasurer.
New York December 1 The old Sandy Hook lightship ends its era as the western end of trans Atlantic navigation. A new lightship named Ambros Channel replaces it and will be moored three miles offshore with no change to fog signals. The board warns against protests, while a London wedding and other notices are reported from Washington.
Fragmentary report from Chicago details a uniform bill of lading reform and new charges. The notice informs that those who refuse the modernization will incur a 19 percent surcharge on freight and directs readers to leave information at the offices or by phone.
A garbled report describes farmyard events near Corners and a barn with rising ivy or vegetation. The passage recounts strange growth, wall chalking, and unclear references to a "kat Inks the Cheer Dent" while noting previous years with oddities and a later spring barn height and posts being surrounded.
Unclear OCR text outlines a featherweight clash between Attell and Welsh with promotion details. It mentions Gore out and a planned win date, plus references to ring actions and possible venues.
The new work by De Koven opens amid divided critic reaction. Prolific themes and a bold score evoke strong opinions as audiences weigh novelty against tradition in a city performance.
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