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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
1
The article urges Coeur d’Alene to rally for rapid urban and agricultural growth, highlighting timber, mining, and fruit sectors as drivers. It calls for adapting to change, backing local enterprises, and attracting new residents while stressing site development and marketing improvements. It also covers national debates on canal administration and executive power though tied to broader progress themes.
Frontransport Prairie sails from Philadelphia with 100 marines aboard. Destination remains uncertain. reported ready for action if needed in Nicaragua, according to officials.
J Parvis and son arrive from Spokane to open a new pool room and Wi. Hard parlor in the Nise Building formerly occupied by the Mita cafe on Sherman street. The Amokehones will open Saturday evening with six card tables, a 4x8 pool table, a 41 2xH billiard table, and a strong aim to attract the adult trade. Parvis, a former league player in Spokane, will help promote local baseball interest next season.
Boston dispatch reports the Kalida duthfolhé shrub, vital for Christmas decorations, faces rapid decline as lavish use during the season depletes wild stocks. The Society for the Protection of Native Plants warns immediate steps are needed to prevent extinction, noting extensive gathering for church and house decor and wreaths.
The commission appointed to appraise lands throughout the reservation has completed its labors and returned to the city. They will file a full report with the Washington department in a few days after weeks of work at several sites. Officials named include Menor, Shoemaker, McBurnley, and W. McLaughlin. Final findings and an open report will follow after further review.
The National Guard annual ball drew a large crowd at Mackwell Pavilion. Soldiers in dress uniforms, a festive hall decorated with flags and bunting, and a fine Orchestra created a lively, patriotic atmosphere as the event concluded successfully with the crowd enjoying the evening.
At a meeting of the Lamy seers Perry Bit lemore, recorder of theterdes, received a gift for years of service. A regnal wine set and other items were presented in a formal ceremony. Marley Peer, Sire, presided and spoke about continuing service in the coming year.
Two men from the Columbia Milling company faced charges for patching pay records and defrauding the firm. Maynard reenacted a long sentence, claiming innocence while seeking a pardon. Herman, once convicted, had served his term and was released, with ongoing legal trouble surrounding the scheme.
A real estate deal involves multiple properties including the PiIklutgs ranch and Mont jenbure ranch. Purchases by Hoke Black and associates total about 1 1,000 acres, with the deal referenced as part of a broader land transfer and potential irrigation concerns at Hayden Lake. Names KM Northrup Wete and others appear in transaction notes.
A bankruptcy court granted a stay lifting a sale linked to a judgment in favor of Kila Gadd, ruling the district court’s $2800 judgment could not be released by bankruptcy discharge. Edwin McTee seeks time to review proceedings as misdeed allegations arise around transfers and shares tied to a real estate deal on Seeman Street.
State revenue officials urge complete revision of tax laws to align valuations with value and curb evasion. A public commission proposes amendments to allow cash value methods and reduce deficits. Masked man frightens residents near 600 Niel om Gerdes street as police investigate a night disturbance.
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