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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
2
A brief notice reports Pushitebied by the PRES involving PURLEWINY Comrax and Comarddtene in Idaho, with JOD MTOTT Walior and Publisher listed among parties. The fragment outlines a formal action or decision attributed to the president though details are unclear and dates are missing.
The Spokane banking scene shows rising cash flow and loan demand as clearing hours shift to cash, signaling improving conditions. Across the nation President Roosevelt’s New Deal era hints and Taft’s nomination are discussed, while the United States circuit court orders Harriman to answer questions in a railroad rebate case.
Fragmented report discusses concerns over water power development and private exploitation. It cites alarm over private control of river sites, advocating public utility ownership and government-led development while warning of financial costs and broader national impact. The piece references leaders, congress, and policy debates over energy resources.
A fragmentary tale describes two philanthropists and a professional arranging to take a modest man to a gathering in east London. A beautiful duchess arrives in court dress, taunting the plan and promising a transformation for the downtrodden crowd. The moral centers on appearances and generosity.
An expedition led by Op and Neve names MG and the Mount Melkinsey climb from Cook Inlet Alaska. They crossed tundra and glaciers for weeks in a perilous trek to the Chulit a river. They faced exposure and hunger before a dog team approached with odd chatter about a pope, a cardinal convention, Roosevelt, and other improbable events.
A fragment recounts Keith of Bewtland recent murder amid a legend of King Kenith, Cruthiinfim, and Malcolm Def Tun. An ingenious bronze statue with hidden springs, a golden apple, and lethal arrows guarded by a fatal trap draws the doomed, as Kenith risks the curse to pluck the apple.
A wide awake conductor and a jewelry drummer face a derailment when a freight train bumped the rear of a halted passenger train. The drummer is pitched headfirst, but rises without serious injury and quips amid the chaos.
A highly garbled excerpt depicts a speaker made to concede or resist. The text references an unnamed person’s wish and another’s reproach, with unclear names and sequence, rendering full meaning uncertain. The fragment hints at themes of choice between harsh conditions and comfort, but lacks coherent facts or context.
A fragment notes the Dolphin violin as a named object with a value of £5000, mentioning its beauty and back of the instrument. The readable text is limited and focuses on the instrument and price.
The Chicago News explains achromatic lenses and Newtonian color theory, noting Dollond’s doublet: combining two glasses to reduce color fringe. It also describes icebergs, their size, composition, calving from glaciers, and the journey of ice fragments to warmer seas.
A reader describes a social guessing game played in a large company room. Players guess names attached to rings while captains alternate turns. Two sides with captains, aides, and a ring target determine who guesses correctly based on the name written on the ring artwork.
A playful, fragmented note recalls a well behaved hotel cat at Heston, performing table manners and occupying a high chair. The passage shifts to riddles about stamps and measurements, then quotes a quirky dialogue about Americans and an owl symbolizing wisdom from classical sources.
Property listings describe several small cottages and two story houses with porches, barns, and fenced yards. Prices range from 500 to 3200 dollars, many near schools, with corner lots, paved features, and concrete basements. Some listings note proximity to post office, city high school, and utilities.
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