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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
2
The Latary and Giatemont groups face City Council opposition over a library tax and support, as opponents urge residents to fund a permanent solution. The debate centers on maintaining access, with critics arguing the library risks closure without adequate funding and public support.
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions government guarantee, tank depot, superior court, meetings, and business jurisdiction but lacks coherent facts or names to form a clear item.
A garbled royal pageant recounts a grand wedding in Kinglang for Orleans Price Laing and Brinor Chines of Mictiy. The text weaves French royal imagery, Bourbon lineage, and Napoleonic memory, noting ceremonies, heirs, and the public display of crowns.
Fragmented text describes tensions and migrations in South Africa with references to whites, blacks, labor, and land dispossession. Mentions rising depression and calls for measures impacting workers, farmers, and communities amid upheaval.
The piece criticizes liberal shifts and warns that youth independence risks eroding traditional authority. It argues Americans are losing respect for elders and family structure, urging a return to parental guidance to uphold social cohesion and national character.
The mayoral figure Hirund Whitlock advocates bold reforms in Toledo to end ward rule and create home rule, recalling Galveston style commission ideas and measures like recall initiative and merit system to improve city governance amid broader debates on municipal power. The speech also references recent high priced assets and currency inflation fears as context.
Fragmentary text references Germany Crows prince and emperors, Wall Street, valve estates, and a spalling rotor adkets onder. Mentions Kolmaby Rolig letter heads and Berstching off that Wogend Rew. No clear event or individuals clearly identified.
A fragment from a children page lists presidents in rhyme up through Theodore Roosevelt and includes a mix of playful magic tricks and a short tale about a rat trap. It also features a suggested children’s story club format and brief notes on the signers of the Declaration of Independence by ancestry and professions.
The fragment describes an obscure question style where a player thinks of a person and others ask yes or no questions seeking the answer. The garbled lines hint at a guessing exercise or game and mention a referee or leader guiding the exchange.
An old agricultural column discusses treatments for horse disease eeseme with multiple remedies and dosages, plus sheep husbandry stressing pure air, ventilation, and feed quality. It cites National Stockman ideas and explains middlings and shorts as stock feed, with cautions on mixing and feeding practices.
Discussion notes that midlings heavy soil requires late fall plowing for weed destruction and soil food availability. Early fall plowing risks soil compaction from frost and cover, while late plowing may improve next year's nutrient availability despite weather. Southwest region context mentioned.
A frag of advice covers cheap hog dip preparation and use of crude oil to control parasites, lime and potato cultivation remarks, poultry feeding guidance, roosting health issues, calf rearing commentary, and a note on dairy cow prospects. The items reflect practical farm tasks and farmstead management from the period.
Auction note describes a 1000 dollar block site with street width 150 feet near city water pipe, two-ton unit shop for manufacturing, fenced yard, and two blocks available. A 900 dollar token indicates a two-plot lot with an acre yard, poultry house, water and fencing. Look it up for bargains.
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