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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
3
A Spokane visitor Pearl L. Martin is admired at the Street Fair where Geo. Steele and local merchants tout prices on china and dry goods. Moscow and Sandpoint figures drop by, with Ramsey and Robertson's news of sales, auctions, and deliveries shaping a busy city morning.
Notice that the partnership between M. M. Cox and Z. F. Cox doing business as Con Brothers is dissolved. The purchaser will collect all debts due and assume all liabilities. Coeur d Alene, June 1008.
A horse stood along Chestnut street and chewed a strap while weight tied his neck. News boy Rewsboy teased a bystander by claiming Old Umptry would get the surprise of his life when the weight reaches a certain point, hinting at a boarding house joke.
A New York Sun excerpt describes a housekeeper who washed nearly everything in the household, with a humorous note on how the bead of the family escaped the wash rag. The piece then shifts to English crime and social topics, mentioning Bruschwoor and Perth, England, smugglers and tobacco, and a quoted tradesman about income and roof repairs, concluding with a case law reference on divorce.
A garbled mix of a comic rural scene with a nervous mother, a boy named Malcolm, and a minister's sermon ends with a note on Kodiak Island Alaska climate. The piece weaves family interactions, a lamp mishap, and a quirky weather description tied to the Japanese current and a demarcation line across the island.
A fragment describes the English Channel linking England and France while separating them, noting its length from Land's End to Dover and Ushant to the German Ocean. It mentions the Dover Strait as twenty one miles wide and a broad stretch to the Atlantic, with strong currents and frequent high winds creating rough seas.
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