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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
4
Fragmentary city brief records births entertainments and engagements. A newborn girl is listed at 730 Governdownt Way while notes mention dances, stage shows, and social clubs at venues like the Majestic and Bernastake pavilion. Leonard Milton and Cora Hopkins announce their marriage in probate court.
A second full house last evening at the Meth dist church enjoyed the Christmas cantata led by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tyler with a cast of 65. Despite four sick children, the program proceeded with praise, and Mrs. G. W. Wilson gave a well received reading from Quo Vadis. Moving pictures by Ired jatickh W. Prince followed, promising further shows tomorrow night at the church with a small admission. Community events include a Coward Alene game at Wardner New Year’s night and a charity tea for St Luke’s guild tomorrow at Mrs. McConville’s on Government Way.
Mim Jennie Brown has returned from Cheney Washington where she has born and goes at the home of J J McKay.
The Commercial Club presents the first of a five part dancing series with a seven piece Coeur Alone City Band Orchestra. A one hour band concert begins at 4 followed by a program including Grenadier Guards march orchestral pieces Birds and the Rooftop song On the Mes Grand and Remick’s Hits. The committee expects about two hundred couples at the pavilion and aims for a lively evening.
Italles officials praise the American Immigration committee report amid steamship health checks. The Royal Ministerer act is credited for the perceived superiority in public health measures. Rural commissioners and surgeons are noted as part of the citing authorities.
A damaged fragment references government ships and commissions, praising a Staling ship and noting intelligent action by commissioners. It mentions Italian law and commissioner authority, but readable details are scant and unclear.
Mrs Hansimer of 614 Montana Street was secretly invited by the Women's Relief Corps to a prearranged meeting. Members entered her home and hosted a festive surprise with a banquet setup and a silver tea service presented as a token of friendship and faithful service.
Five men are reported dead after a distant explosion at the Metropolitan Electric company plant in West Reading. Names given include James Conn, Frank Cole, Clifford Martin, Tom Iver, Palor Dengier, Martin Lynch, with locations such as Waterbury and Whoonixville. The incident is dated December 29.
Mexico City on December 29 reports Vormar President Zelaya of Nie prama arriving and being greeted by government representatives. Central American crowds cheered as the former provisional train was pulled into town amid a brisk reception.
The county auditor issued marriage licenses today for Otto A. Wiycht and Lowlee Anderson of Spokane, Leonard P. Milton and Annie Hopkins of Spokane, Lute Hardenture and Iva Howard of Landor, Wye, and W. G. Turnham and Virate Cole of Spokane.
A brief funeral notice states Bertha Seymour, male identify, is to be attended by Pythian Misters in the afternoon. The wording indicates a formal service with participants preparing to attend Mister Batter.
The article lists society figures and writers debating women’s rights and suffrage. It notes Mrs Clarence Markay drafting the Equal Franchise platform for the convention in St Louis, with mentions of Mrs Walter Putharr, Minne Weinbeth, and various cultural figures, reflecting early 20th century reform currents.
A historical recipe note explains preparing fruit fritters with apple meringues grounded in the batter. It advises soaking, boiling, and dusting with powder, and mentions using grated fruit over chunks to improve texture and tenderness in fried treats.
Twenty firms in England adopt daylight waving for members of the London Stock Exchange. The nomination fee stands at $430, up from $400 a year ago is unclear. In Derbyshire a potato growing contest yields 220 pounds from one pound of seed split into eighty sets. The Ore brigade of Alfredton-Rugiwod is a body formed after people laughed at their self form.
A garbled OCR passage presents quirky phrases about definitions and classics, mentioning the dodo, amateurs, the reform era clergy, The Complete Angler, and references to Enclid and Shakespeare. The text reads like a fragments collage of antique definitions and rhetorical quirks with stray dialogue and misread names.
All persons indebted to the undersigned will please call at the office of Jan E Ruswell Justice of the Peace Bolton building and settle their accounts by January 15 1910 after this date all accounts will be placed in the hands of attorneys for collection W B McParland
Offers include 0 acres raw land for $650, 312 acres with a new three room home in the city for $1000, 220 acres six miles from the city at $1166, and a 160 acre meadow ranch for $1600. Inquire of C. Biler below pestafiica Cosar Alene Idaho.
Taxes become delinquent Friday evening December 21 after business hours and a 10 percent penalty will be added. Saturday is a legal holiday and the county offices will be closed.
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