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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
2
The editor cautions readers about intense county convention passions amid calls for reform and charges of partisanship. Delegates from Coeur dAlene to the state face pressure to act, with emphasis on avoiding delays and preserving stability while weighing a broad range of economic and political stakes.
In QUENHC on July 12 the Champlain memory is marked by a reproduction of the voyage Champlain joined. Notables like Prince of Wales, President Muirbanks, and other dignitaries attend as a replica of the Doude Leu voyage with period craft and attire, recreating the explorer’s landing.
An observance featuring a grand review by commanders Champlain and Carleton and a combined fleet parade near the Upper Town includes battleships and regiments from Cartier to the Long Sauit. The event honors historic figures like LaSalle and Montcalm with a ceremonial salute and fireworks over the river.
A chaotic escape from E20 jail yesterday morning led to a 20 minute chase by police as Miack Mani group fled via a home route. Authorities tightened security near Morrie and Chie Umber as a special patrol escorted inmates.
The readable fragments describe a Clearwater area situation with references to Lewiston and Amber belt. The text is garbled, making specifics about persons, actions, times, or outcomes unclear. No verifiable event details or entities can be established from the supplied material.
The institute of banking opens in Providence today with welcome by Patrick J. McCarthy. The event, formerly the American Bank Vault Institute, draws largely younger members nearing professional maturity. speakers include J C Monaghan. Henry Glows of New York and Anenchat authority, with banquet remarks by Anttiune Gardner of Union Trust Providence.
A two year old warrant for the arrest of Lyde was executed after Lyde allegedly took a horse from a stable owned by Mr. Poysen Began. Lyde was moved to Moscow where he paid the sheriff, the horse owner, and others' costs and was released.
Lewiston Idaho July 33 Heat waves push residents to sleep in park when homes become unbearably hot. Night temperatures soar above 89 to 100 degrees day after day. Some families pitch tents on lawns, while others seek relief at higher elevations or indoors to endure the prolonged heat.
A county commission session near Wallace on July 23 discussed a timber land assessment action by L A Smith. Commissioners planned a later statement while noting the assessment more than doubled, totaling about 11,200,000 feet in timber lands.
Stockholm reports full preparations for a state welcome as President Pallives visits. A formal reception and dinner are planned with a gala event at the royal palace.
Farmers are urged to burn old boards and fence posts, convert debris to fuel, and use hog pens as burn pits. Ensure welfare by removing tranlime wood and preventing germ spread through bedding. Boxed seed and feed prep described, plus methods to feed swine with muxweed, bran, and wood ash mix. Goats and Angora notes, then sheep manure value and housing. Oll meal test explained by Professor Woll.
Alva Agee notes from National Stockman on lime application timing. Light use should be spread after plow, mixing lime with soil after the nod has broken, with lime tending to move downward. He cites 3¢ as a customary price in some lime materials and warns heavier applications before plowing.
A fragment from a local column hints at a quirky tale involving a cow stable and a character named Te Evil Ven. The text is garbled, offering little concrete detail beyond a rural setting and a mysterious theme.
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