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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented notes report visitors and local activity from Harrivon to Spokane. Mentions include J.C. Mant of Bt Marien, JK Haintead at City pax stor, and Jo Parker's Spokane business trip. Details are incomplete and several names appear garbled.
A jumble of names and travel notes from Spokane and Coeur d Alene. Several residents, including Mrs Cora Kennedy and George Faysette, are in Spokane or returning from there. Various postings mention advertisements, real estate, goods for sale, and local social and business activity.
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors plan a joint installation next Wednesday evening January 8 at 9 oclock. A short program with literary and musical numbers will follow the installation. All members are urged to attend and support the event.
A newspaper page offers practical home care hints. It covers preserving white fabric from weave to won and laundry methods for chiffon linen and marble cleaning. It also notes a new foldable clothes rack with adjustable upper and lower bars designed for wall placement and compact storage.
In Feb mumbled notes from Jeanary trotting meetings mention Tout Lamson and Billy Kesler of the New Took Amer Jeans with a $180,000 value. References to Uuihiing Mesokips and policy ties appear alongside retired French pugine De Groot and Beltwet Chickes leader Clark. Promoter McCarry cites future purses on a percentage basis, amid unclear details.
A Texas resident, Travis of Church and 6th streets, reports kidney disorder relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He credits improved headaches, spells, backaches, and overall condition to the product. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. and Untomd Seaton agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Hanlin Gained writes in the Foal country and rough It for Atlant. Elgnor Gabriel dAnnunsio, Italian poet dramatist, prepares tragedy The Ship for Rome, Mexico. Frances Hodgson Burnett celebrated gardener at Ket England home. Point Burke Hennessy, New York writer, heads to London to join Tinkely Hall in a new newsroom venture. Ernest Thompson Meton tours Europe from Wyngdon after misso bay expedition and lectures.
Theatrical figures include George Alexander receiving a knighthood from King Reward. Lous Mann headlines vaudeville with a condensed version of As. Milas Hertert Kelcey and Eifte Shannon reportedly doing strong business with Bridges. Frederick Vaulding writes The fire at Question featuring Jamie Hourtvice. Phoebeavis, longtime in Way Down East, to stage modern life plays in California foothills.
The Oxford term opens with freshmen numbers and seventy two Rhodes scholars. Cleveland may see hook holder devices at study sites. W. K Chancellor to lecture twenty sessions at Johns Workpine University on the History of Theory of Education. Diamonds from the estate of Mrs. Jane Le Kanford, widow of Leland Stanford, largely sold, with proceeds to Lab and Sanford Jr. university per will provisions.
Kansas hosts the world’s largest creamery with a reported capacity of 100000 pounds of batter daily. Disvetor Davidson notes 46000 more men than women in Kansas. A garbled New York element hints at a calomel valuation, while Pennsylvania moves west with Massachusetts. A Kansas draft reports residents moving before sunrise to dodge rent, and a group tied to looted effects is mentioned.
The article notes Canada printing trade employs about 16,000 with annual wages totaling 5,540,585 dollars. It mentions Asiatic competition and a New Zealand tongue advocacy for Chinene pall tas tou times am large as the Betrias Colgeubte tax. Manufacturing grows in New South Wales with 1000 abiw inerwetes of 128 factors and 550 workers. The tnerwane seimont relates to the frethiing trades and SVTEL concerns.
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