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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
2
The document discusses potential changes to rail funding and rates, noting constitutional questions and possible court challenges. It criticizes freight pricing, mentions Spokane and other cities, and references North Coast Milwaukee line issues and hoped relief from a new relation.
June ushers brides with varied gowns from satin and crepe to voile and tulle. Crepe meteor fabric, satin, and silk taffeta lead the choices, with lace, embroidery, and pearls embellishing styles. Designs range from simple classic lines to tunic and yoke ensembles, reflecting youthful elegance for upcoming weddings.
New York June 16 Chester Meserott of Feitham Manor New York believes Dr Cook truly did reach the north pole and will join an expedition with Captain Bernier aboard the Arctic to recover records and artifacts. Meserott seeks Peary approval to transport Menge to Greenland where he could be treated as a prince. Provisions include sixty rifles ammunition and clothing for a year.
A prayer service at the Sunnyside Methodist Episcopal church in Portland, Oregon, resolved a dispute over pastor W. T. Buster. Buster will remain pastor as the church continues work on an $80,000 stone church project. district superintendents and others led the midnight session.
Inter mountain state congressmen show interest in two features of the railroad bill conference report. Senator Jones and Senator Norah comment on the long and short haul provision and the commission’s discretion versus past amendments.
Amedothy Lo proposes a ten month extension for the Invee navigation permit. He argues the delay will benefit northwestern lumbermen. The president favored a shorter period around nine eight months, but Jones and the house conferees insisted on ten months.
Maine delegates gathered in Augusta for a state convention to nominate a governor and state auditor and to consider a United States Senate aspirant. The gathering discussed Democratic hopes, the Oregon plan, and potential gains in a fall election, with Gardner, Plaisted, and Beane among notable figures.
The Pioneer Press reports railroads pause plans to cut freight rates amid federal activity, with about 10 000 workers laid off in the Northwest and thousands more in Northern Pacific Great Northern and Northwestern. President Howard Billet warns higher taxes and costs threaten net earnings, urging careful duty to investors and customers.
Samuel Glas How, secretary of the Centennial mill, said flour prices drop with wheat around 70 cents. The high grade flour, once $6.50 a barrel, will be $5, and 49 pound sacks fall from $1.75 to $1.65. Daily output averages 11,600 barrels, reducing costs by about $400 daily for the local rolls.
New York June 15 The Night and Day Bank on Broadway will cut hours ending at midnight continuing 4 AM to midnight opening. After midnight demand is virtually none, prompting directors to shorten operations and align safe deposit hours with the new schedule.
Spokane millers slash flour prices by 60.9 cents per barrel amid tentative market easing. Report notes millers’ mutual agreement to reduce cost, with broad appeal to households as a sign of easing bread costs.
A fragmented past editorial notes the oppression of Jews in European Christian nations and calls for confession and reconciliation. It laments race hatred, acknowledges historical wrongs, and affirms that Jews have mostly been good citizens despite persecution. The text reflects period voices on tolerance and civic contribution.
The ad promotes a 2 shilling prescription bottle named D. Prescription as instantly relieving ailments and recommended by scientists who claim germs lie on the skin. It emphasizes a liquid form over ointments and urges patrons to buy from the source, Conus Ale Drax Swutttes, Prep.
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