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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary item from Coeur d Alene Evening Press shows a panelled note referencing a fur related company name and placeholder terms. Content is incomplete with no clear event dates people or organizations fully readable.
A proposed Aldrich style bill aims to curb manipulation in the monetary market by restricting currency moves and bottling profit tactics. City editor T. A. Dauslitors will depart Monday, Henry Hanson to replace him. changes span dealers, credit, and municipal bonds amid broader political tension.
Government printed reports discuss soil thickness, types, and district conditions to aid agricultural education. Surveys are coordinated with agricultural associations, and regional reports by trained experts are distributed to support local development and soil mapping across continents.
A garbled excerpt discusses the formation of a federation with references to Oklahoma, New York and Maryland, noting population comparisons and governance. It mentions a leader quote and a newspaper frame from Pharper's Weekly with a tease about The Poor Villaina and Peday's news.
A chaotic report describes a Moros era weapon gift to President Roosevelt by a Datto from Mindanao. The account, laced with informal tone and dubious phrasing, notes a ceremonial Kris and vivid attire, plus a claim of slavery on display at Jamestown. The piece intertwines exoticism with dated politics and ends without a clear moral or outcome.
The New York Sun reports Jules Ravallier has unveiled a rubber wheeled land and water vehicle claimed to travel forty miles on land and nineteen knots on water. It is said to launch from warships’ decks and could be bought by the U S government for life saving and naval use. Ravallier plans to showcase the craft to Washington officials after a Madison Square Garden auto show appearance.
Social leaders in Chicago plan a two night charity gallery showcasing portraits of famous French and English beauties. Notable participants include Mrs Hinrold McCormicke as Stra Bruntuy and Mrs Hobart Chafield-Taylor as Raeallier, with other frames by prominent society figures. A promotional piece urges subscriptions to magazines and hints at additional prizes and exhibits tied to the Jamestown expedition.
A nervous tenant complains about neighbors delivering coal at 5 each morning. The landlady vows to act and, ten days later, the tenant thanks her for halting the disturbance. The neighbors keep delivery at 5, continuing the morning racket as the apartment stabilizes.
A fragment recounts Townsend Percy, a colorful speculator, and his mother’s wit about extravagant spending. It also shares an Applegate joke where a traveler proclaims, I am the biggest fool in town, except the mayor, after paying a fine for breaking town law. The tale echoes Harper’s Weekly humor about local pretensions and money.
The text urges starting small in poultry business, recommending buying only a pair if funds are limited and focusing on mastering the craft over years. It warns against expecting quick income from a $100 investment and stresses continual study, testing, and gradual improvement to achieve success.
A compact meditation urges simplifying life by removing unnecessary obligations and focusing on the essential. It emphasizes distinguishing the real from the trivial, and seeks to identify one’s true male roots through thoughtful reflection.
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear names and garbled phrases. Readable bits hint at a personal note or column misrendered, with stray references to Willie and ovenpatien. No coherent event, date, or location can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Classified listing offers multiple properties led by Robert W. Collins includes thin plastered residences with large rooms baths hot and cold water tight cellar concrete under house good barn poultry yard lawn corner lots near schools postal office and high school with prices from 250 to 950. Listing highlights four room cottages two story residences and residential lots with terms and limited availability.
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