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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text offers unclear public notice details. Names, dates, and actions are unreadable, making it impossible to extract a coherent event, deadline, or authority with certainty.
Local editorials and commerce notes list daily happenings in Coeur dAlene. Merchants recall visits, property listings, and sales from Idaho Mercantile and related firms while community events cover dances, lectures, and library plans with several small ads for furniture, homes, and timber products. Rich with names like J. Parker, Hobson & Parker, and W. H. LaFayette.
Mrs D Center of 984 North Street Coeur d Alene endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after her husband suffered eight years from typhoid related kidney and back pain. The testimonial notes rapid relief and urges purchase from local agents with the slogan Remember the name Doan's.
Notice given that Hobson and Parker dissolve their partnership on January 1. Jay J. Parker continues the business, takes on all debts and collection duties, and handles obligations except those defined by their agreement. The notice references dates and names including RB Norbon and Parker.
A fragmented dramatic miscellany blends a historical rundown of consols with 18th and 19th century financial mechanics, including government loans, certificates, and transfers through the Bank of England. It shifts to remote travel vignettes with exotic portrayals of Washington and George W as imagined by Arab and Chinese depictions, ending with satirical snippets from the Pittsburgh Post.
A late 19th century London entertainment recounts Hapatean's portrayal in The Battle of Warerton with actor Conversal and the real Duke of Wellington, who jokes about a water-cast pocket box. Wellington awards a misfitting “tabatiere” to the actor, who later writes that the prop usage was historically accurate, using a dismissive yet respectful exchange.
Draft news includes Daioe Shake joining Detroit Tigure for 2008 while Mansfeld team mates the fold. Nebraska Jockey Club raises 235000 for twenty days of racing next year. Departures note Paul Withington’s leave and a typhoid illness. Football tactics debate highlights rushing and line plays as Rugby comparisons persist.
A scattered set of incidents reports a tomato can explosion at a battery store injuring a worker, a Chicago car on an elevated track causing a blockade, and court actions asking for eleven thousand dollars. Other notes describe unusual bear patrols, raid disturbances, a villager finding a severed head, and fear of a Parisian linked to a controversial law.
A report notes Jesuits have opened a retreat center in Holland for workingmen, with religious orders centered in Massachusetts and Connecticut. It cites average church member foreign mission giving, historic religious buildings in Maine and Pittsburg, and marks the German Evangelical Protestant Church of Pittsburgh at its 125th anniversary.
The Royal Box reports Princess Ludwig Verdinand of Reve ria advocating shorter fashions while Ming of Jay devotes three hours daily to study and praises Hagtiah. King Edward holds numerous thrones across London and Windsor, with residences at Week ameter and Windsor castle. Princess Alexandrine, wife of Crome Friogs Cartesian, is deemed consumptive and ordered to a southern climate. Blow is identified as sister to Crown Princess of Germany.
Fragmented text laments decorum and social talk. It notes how people speak behind others backs and warns individuals to consider freely before action. The writer mentions a lover and money tied to behavior and reputation.
Fragmented OCR text references cities and census data noting health, population, and economic figures. It mentions East Pamned 7000, city populations over 200000, and various unclear monetary amounts. The passage reads as a rough summary fragment of demographic statistics and local government notes with no coherent narrative.
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