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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
4
A garbled weather item from Portland reports the forecast for northern Idaho and the Rose City. It mentions 46 hours ending 5 pm tomorrow with varying temperatures including highs and lows, and a 34 hour outlook ending 6 pm today with maximum and minimum temperatures.
Local notices list varied activity including shoppers seeking the Comet grocery, calls about a bus line, trades and sales by Granger & Co, and mentions of residents visiting Spokane. Gossip covers court matters, real estate ads, and community events with multiple names and places across Sherman Street, North Yakima, and Coeur d’Alene circuits.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a visit by Leen Gistributor and assistants en route to HC Marion for 1910 commanderment exercises at the Academy of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. It mentions an academy hall and a very large audience expected to witness a program of some sort with Bishesses and rame kod secrets.
Spokane Washington council last night granted a railroad franchise to the North Coast and Milwaukee Railroad companies for a union passenger station. The council debated compensation for street vacating and a proposed revenue of 10000 yearly to Spokane beginning in 1911. Only Behnlay voted against all three franchises and urged recording his opposition for the record.
Portland Oregon June 15 Two hundred strikebreakers are expected this afternoon from San Francisco to break the miners strike paralyzing shipments and freight. Police at the docks, and firm and Elated reports say authorities will back away from surrender to the strikers.
A rush from Stewart toward the Bitter Creek district reports a phony gold strike near the Iditarod area. Investors and travelers heard of the discovery as supplies strain along the 11 mile route through challenging Alaska terrain. Reports indicate Stewart city is nearly deserted as prospectors flood the area with improvised outfits.
Kercheval was united in marriage at Cammetto church this morning by fey, with the ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast at Brickwell mill. The couple, Mr and Mrs Kercheval, depart for a wedding trip aboard a Comet, visiting until next week. The bride, a popular Hunter teacher, and the groom, connected with Fudge Kercheval, receive many congratulations.
A Inland Hamam Paving company representative denies rumors that eight discharged workers were let go for abortion alternative reasons. He states thirty three men work elsewhere and the only reason for releases was incompetence.
In June a list of marriages was recorded naming several individuals from Washington and nearby areas. Notable spouses include Fred Lossing of Cabinet, Mary Sheldon of Coeur d Alene, Michael D Enoertzer of Spokane, Albarthal of Dean Part, Wash, and David Barton Taber Alterta and Joule Gamble of Spokane.
A call to educate Americans on sugar waste aims to cut costs by reducing unnecessary sugar usage. The piece argues people pour excess sugar, double their needed amount, wasting about ten dollars per person annually and proposes dissolving sugar in water to reuse or stretch supplies. It notes opposition from a Mr. Fletcher who resists changes to stirring at the table.
A Chester Republican piece argues for a reform crusade focusing on municipal aesthetics and moral standards. It warns against architectural incongruities and pollution and stresses education to support a healthier community image.
A VerGe and enthusiastic vows attended the opening performance of Bally The Girl Who Keeps a Secret at the Lytle Theater last evening. The farce drew a large crowd beyond capacity and management plan a repeat show tonight to accommodate demand.
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