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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
4
Portland forecast for northern Idaho and western Washington covers 24 hours ending 5 a.m. tomorrow. Bowers tonight or Wednesday, cooler Wednesday. Local report shows a warm spell with high near 92 degrees and a low not specified, with temperatures rising into the day.
A fragmented item list shows merchants offering services and goods in Idaho cities. Entries mention Home Bakery, a tailoring shop, a carpentry and plumbing shop, and mortgage/loan offers. Miscellaneous notes reference hotel stays, plant sales, and shipping firms with scattered details and dates.
A readable fragment notes a section or feature titled The Modern Boys' Department. It hints at youth focused content and updated material for readers, presenting a period voice and likely community or school oriented pieces.
Public notices and social items recap upcoming marriages, engagements, and social engagements. Includes names such as W E McAtwo and McLaughne from Bt Maries and Downing and Sarah Pootland, with local venues and dates for ceremonies and announcements. Also notes editorials and publishing updates from Press Publishing Co and Kat Oram Tribune.
An unclear hearing outline links water regulation to direct rate decisions affecting Denver, the Canadian border region, and multiple western states. The text mentions legal actions, proposed deliberations in several cities, and widespread implications for energy and water policy across Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, and California, with emphasis on compliance and potential impact.
An English painting long believed a generic portrait was revealed to be Charles I by Van Dyck. Disguised to escape royal scrutiny, the study at Lord Laigh’s Warwickshire residence was authenticated after an art dealer’s intervention.
A garbled OCR passage depicts Bonhaur addressing students with comments on appearance and behavior. It evokes a school scene where the speaker chides pupils for looking unkempt and urges better conduct and effort, framed as a moment of authority and expectation. The text reads oddly with misread names and terms, but centers on discipline and decorum in a class setting.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a cure claim and a treatment idea with uncertain names and places. The legible items reference trouble and a plan to ease pain, but specifics such as persons, times, or locations are unreadable.
An advertisement-like passage extols Dean's Kidney Mills as a remedy for kidney complaints including backache and general ache. It cites a customer from Spokane and a testimonial about years of suffering followed by relief after using three boxes, urging readers to buy from the Buffalo based distributor.
The world famous Armour Maple Gray prize winning draft horses, owned by Armour & Co of Chicago, are touring the United States with the Great Belt show. They have won championships and weigh 2400 pounds. Driven by Billy Wales, they display rare beauty in gilt harness. The show plans include appearances in major cities this June.
Bids are invited on property in Coeur d Alene Idaho with address details on Second and Sherman streets. Purchasers must submit by 2 pm in June. owners reserve the right to reject any bid.
A compact survey of Dean Farrar and Mina and We, debating timeless beauty in classical portraits and literary misreadings. The piece traverses apocalyptic printers, biblical imagery near Mount Olivet, and reflections on Cleopatra and Cleopatra’s depictions by Roman writers. It weighs beauty as both physical form and vivacious spirit.
New York surgeon Dr Bull, faced with a poor family unable to pay for life saving work, volunteers his skill. He quietly operates in a crowded tenement room after clearing the area, a deed that yields him a grateful handshake and a final sum of $1,000.
A passenger debate on the spelling of Derby as the Midland express slows. Witnesses say locals in the north county insist the train halted and the coach eased into the station amid confusion over the place name.
A fragmentary OCR reads a doctor asking a patient odd questions about mouth seepage and health, with garbled surrounding text that obscure names or dates. The readable bits suggest a medical exam or inquiry but lack clear context or identifiers.
The report notes ample seating and space at a local event, with many attendees filling the venue. A few highlighted guests include figures from the community, and organizers say turnout exceeded initial estimates.
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