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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1907
Page
2
A jumbled ad lists numerous properties with prices and brief descriptions. It touts corner lots, modern homes, and large tracts near Coeur d’Alene, Whitman county, and Colfax, offering terms and payments while promising prime locations, lawns, porches, and outbuildings amid a rapid fire of fragmented lot detail and sale lines.
The article discusses a quiet shift in sentiment favoring silver currency as a solution to inflation and stock manipulation. It notes Salt Lake City capitalists forming a committee to draft a plan for possible delegation to Congress and a national debate on expanding silver coinage, signaling broad support among mining interests and Western states, while European opinions and German-American influence are examined critically.
Eglinton Castle sits north of the Tweed as a notable remnant with a century of history. The site includes a saloon with a cupola, mementos from a medieval tournament, and objects from past Eglinton lineage, including a focus reproducing era artifacts and a gun linked to the tenth Earl.
Ban Francisco Boots to Try New Gama With Weeden Stones. The Latinto Cakes, living in San Francisco, claim a new evidence of curling canuties. A synthetic stone with lignum vitae and three small rollers is designed to mimic real stones. A tournament marks the debut, lured by a roar of shouting and crowd noise as players test the device on wood floors.
A garbled report attributes odd quotes to New York State Treasurer Hauser about venison and a hunting knife. The text mixes misread names and surreal phrasing, mentioning Hauser, a baker past, and a dubious World article. The fragmentary item reads like a local gossip or mis OCR, with no clear, verifiable event.
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