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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and items. Readable parts mention a place and personal names, but concrete events or dates are not discernible. The piece resembles a stray section header or notice without a coherent story or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR discusses protection tariffs, political figures, and an anti infant protection stance. Mentions Grover Cleveland, Wilson bill, and labor tensions. Describes tariff progress and alleged consequences for industry and wealth, arguing safety of domestic production and government control.
The article appears to discuss feuding merchants and a court case involving a printing sewer issue in WeweGt with references to Idaho, North Ahem, and a public complaint. It notes merchants taking a cautious view, complaints about charges, and a demand for custom, while mentioning the printing and sewer bands and a tension between business interests and public grievances.
A fragmentary account recalls sunken ports along the German coast and tales of vanished towns swallowed by the sea and subsidence. It cites legends of wrecked cities in the Zuider Zee and the fate of Thuringian hamlets like Krainichfeld, where ponds drained villages and spirits haunt the marshes.
A fragmentary satirical tale features Gibbon and Desvardian debating marriage and social proprieties. The text references Susanne Ourebod and a noble match influenced by parental disapproval, then shifts to a cautious household dynamic and a narrator note.
A fragmented account describes the Yule dough or geode piece shaped like a baby, created as a Cheiet man gift to ancient Manu during winter celebrations. Images of the form were shown to Fathers, with tales of a festival offering and propitious acts.
An Meade Kansas inventor Ansel G. Wyrong develops a gasoline powered auto tractor to replace horse labor on farms. The unit, about thirty horsepower and 4100 pounds, drives a gang plow and other farm implements, moving six miles per hour on Meade county roads and fields.
The Burbank exhibit celebrates Opuntia cactus research led by Professor M. E. Jaite, detailing cactus leaves stages of evolution, water and nutrient content, and potential as fence material, ornament, poultry feed, and preserving greens. It notes improved varieties, weather resistance, and cost advantages over other fruits, with potential to expand shipment.
A garbled OCR item mentions a horse named Hee Cook trotting at Madison Street track in Chicago during the 1850s era. It references the will of the horse's owner, the late Mary Craven, and trustees deciding on accepting an inheritance. Local farmers near Backhurst discuss a raid and threats, with mentions of Williamsport and Lycoming County, amid tense regional affairs.
Experimental farming programs transform wasteland in Wadingiver towns led by Iai B Fullerton and Edith Loring Fullerton. Trials at Long Island Agricultural experiments earn medals and prizes at regional fairs, boosting yields and showcasing merited methods of soil, crops, and horticultural arts.
A historical piece details Kansas for Christ adopting an all year evangelical campaign. It outlines committee oversight by a two president and two from escorsoulnation, with Edward Ke Taylor of Talia dalphie named secretary and aim to unify denominations under the movement during wartime provchers and public endorsements.
Congress debates fracking policies amid varied regional impacts and industry concerns. Lawmakers weigh environmental safeguards, energy goals, and economic effects on communities near drilling sites and pipeline infrastructure.
A scrambled report describes lawmakers in a tense session about congressional changes. Members argue over formal attire and its symbolic impact on perceived equality, amid broader battles within the house and senate.
A heavily garbled item lists scattered names and places, referencing past events and figures such as Eves SS Kater and Sersen Aron. Readable fragments suggest a local notice or brief historical note with uncertain dates and identities.
State Treasurer Heuser recounts a deer hunt on opening day of the season near Long Prowll. He describes a near miss with a small buck, admitting the event was too “high” and awkward as he aimed to protect a creature, while officials fear outcry from newspapers.
An appeal to parents to feed Golden Grain Granules as a pure system building cereal drink. The ad claims it contains roasted grains, tastes like coffee, and offers a 1.60 price per large package with a purity guarantee, urging grocers to stock it.
A string of small ads lists cottages and residences for sale with brief details. Properties include a two story residence with seven rooms and bath, cellar, and pantry. a near town cottage with large porch. a four room house on a corner lot. and other single and two story homes. Prices range from about 50 to 900 dollars, with notes on proximity to town, water, and fencing.
Notice states Liewandetsien electors of Ki sunt County Idaho seek removal of county seat from Rathdrum to the city of Co ny d Alene within Kootwuat County. Filed January 1908 with the state supreme court and county officials approving petition for relocation of government offices.
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