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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
4
Official weather report dated June 14 for northern Idaho and western Washington forecasts a storm-free period ending tomorrow. Tonight and Tuesday look clear with a maximum near 84 degrees and a minimum around 42.
The fragmentary clipping lists various locals and businesses from Spokane and surrounding areas including Home Bakery, wallpaper shop on Pearl Street, Archie Porter from Lane, a quartet scheduled for January 20, and mentions of notary appointment for Charlee Anderson. It also notes real estate and loan ads, a Derby Gardens reference, and a marriage in Portland forthcoming for Mist Pearl Booth.
The report covers crops in Marble Creek described as in excellent condition. A 12 acre tract north of the city sold to James Greenwood of North Dakota for $2 through Boothe and Peterson. The Md OBrien case on sewer or stomach of the fly faced a lack of evidence and was continued. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Robi Bailey and Mr C Shoemaker and Mrs Halley taking charge of the wildlinery department.
June 14. President Guy Polo Benton of Mali University issued a sermon decrying Japan as a nation and urging Americans to oppose what he called the Yellow peril. He attacked Japanese morals and urged defense of American public schools against perceived threats, urging action in the ongoing conflict era.
The county board continued morning sessions reviewing routine business and petitions. A request to move Drophy Wise to Hebe ranch was debated and later rejected after signers lacked actual conditions. Tomorrow likely hearings on Rathdrai school district petition and annexation of Pick Lape district face opposition from Wish Lae residents who filed a lengthy remonstrance.
A debate grows between Hathdrum and neighboring districts over annexation to gain attendance and access to railroad property. Controversy sharpens as petitions approach board hearings, with the goal of relieving district indebtedness and securing necessary tax revenue.
A flood related landslide formed a lake at Mate Creek and Monu mental Creek junction drowning the Roosevelt town area. Debris flows and mined timber swept away structures on May 3, leaving water depths up to 16 20 feet and boats used to relocate houses near the hillside. Local resident Mrs Nash Wayland reports the scene to the Spokesman Review as crews clear debris and assess rebuilding prospects for Mule Creek and the surrounding mountains.
Seattle report notes the third week of attendance opening with strong turnout. Main events include a musical program and several speeches as the exposition features its ongoing calendar.
All persons caring to furnish board rooms of lodging during the crowded period of the summer are invited to send a statement of their exfar lty peiom etc to the secretary of the Commercial slab. The desire of the club is to be of all possible aid to assisting both distressed strangers during the expected rush. By order of Beard atturectors. HOPKIRK, Seer
Bids accepted with pictures of items. Owners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Details mention June terms and locations at Williams and Graham’s.
H M Molk enthin the Bagie gardener invites Indies of Coour Alone to visit his garden tomorrow afternoon for samples of a new silk tea lettuce named silk tea to be marketed Wednesday. The city street commissioner will be in the basement of city hall in the evenings to receive poll tax of 2.00. W S Downs, chief commissioner.
Butter wrappers printed at the office on the right paper with the proper ink to comply with Idaho pure food law. The Press Pub Mashing Co the Print Shop by the lake charges 2.50 for 1 000.
A British academy selection for foreign honorees prompts inquiry by the Admiralty secretary. Airy, the astronomer royal, faces questions about Gauss and other figures. A separate discourse argues birds restrain insects, protecting plant and animal life, noting science supports the insect check and potential ecological collapse without birds.
An unreadable snippet mentions a man and a marriage but provides no clear names dates places or outcomes. The readable portion hints at a domestic or social matter without verifiable details.
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