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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary public notice shows garbled text about a reward offer possibly 65 percent and mentions authorities or offices but surrounding details are unreadable. No clear names, dates, or actionable instructions can be confirmed from the legible words.
A jumble of items from the Coeur d'Alene city desk detailing social visits, real estate offers, bids for land surveys, and the comings and goings of residents. Activities include a sleigh party at Hayden Lake, household goods for sale, bids for surveys in Howling townships, and residents moving to the city. Includes notices of wares, lectures, and local entertainment.
A Branson and Max letter from Monitor Idaho documents a customer complaint about a shipped stove. The writer blends English and German styles, demanding a refund and return of the stove, calling the firm foolish and accusing them of deceit.
A Panhandle Abstract Company listing records multiple property transfers in Kootena County. Transactions include parcels in Coeur d Alene and surrounding areas with buyers such as W. Th LaFayette, Latimer, Graves, Ferrell, and Meyers, alongside several tract and lot transfers in townships 47 and 50 north, range 4 west. Prices vary from 75 to 1500 dollars, with additions to O’Brien’s addition and other local developments noted.
A new parental school building in Los Angeles will house truants and delinquents, with no bars or uniforms. The facility, costing about 514000 for the building and 10000 for land, spans eleven acres from the Los Angeles River to the Elysian Valley. It features Spanish style architecture, 24 bedrooms, a library, and a recreation room. Pupils will attend about half the day and engage in healthy external activities, avoiding jail-like atmosphere.
George W. Johnson, longtime river rower now in St Augustine Florida, plans a novel boat built entirely from newspapers to race from St Augustine to New York via inland waterways. The craft, bell shaped with extra team, will be about twenty feet by twenty now and include ten watertight bulkheads.
Smith College president L Clark Seelye says entry requirements prolong adolescence and limit access to higher education for poorer girls, risking delayed graduation and family disruption. He warns against education fostering celibacy and urges caution over intense adult study impacting physical development. A bear in Lenox, Mass is also reported, with farmers advised to guard stock during its anticipated spring visit.
Mrs. D St. Lester of 064 North Street Coeur d Alene finds relief with Doan's Kidney Pills for her husband's backache and kidney trouble after typhoid. The couple credits rapid improvement to the pills bought at Coeur d Alene Drug Company with Foster Milling as U S sale agent. The ad urges readers to remember the name Doan's and to buy from dealers nationwide.
A bundled winter feature presents several cold weather articles priced unusually low. Hane and Ed invite readers to review the selections and arrange a viewing.
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