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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
4
A jumbled OCR page lists car and bakery ads, availability notices, marriages, land disputes, bankruptcies, court actions, and community notices. Items mention Winn Barr Chain Co, Inter State 1144, Coeur d Alene, Spokane, and various local vendors, with legal filings and a sheriff sale noted.
In a brief notice the street commissioner will be in his office in the basement of city hall from early evening to test the poll tax. Downe, street commissioner, will oversee the session and answer questions from residents.
The case of J G Aymons against Arthur Cundart was heard yesterday in probate court. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 624 dollars, claimed as due for the sale of cordwood. Judge McCall and the arm of Black and Wernette appeared for the plaintiff.
Fragmentary notice indicates a local appeal to provide lodging and board during peak season. It mentions a secretary of a commercial club and urges timely action to help visitors and residents amid a reported rush.
In Addison era satire cites The Atlantic advert for the Famous Hawarian Red Liquor claimed to redden cheeks without appearing painted. It touted inward use as harmless, sold at Payn's Toyshop and other London shops with directions for use.
A fragmentary note discusses a health record and material correspondence. The text mentions a thirty year old, a woman, and a location at Mfty Avenue. The passage appears as a garbled, partial excerpt from a health related file or memo with uncertain context.
A fragmentary column discusses yaws on the west coast of Africa and its spread to Fiji and Samoa with mixed remedies and notes. It shifts to a humorous exchange about a professional humorist and a late joke about a boy run over under a railway arch.
A fragmentary report depicts a stubborn exchange between two unnamed figures. One asserts successful efforts to reach the front, while the other, a well made man, coldly denies the claim and states the source is misinformed. The text is incomplete and obscured.
In a Baltimore American item a stubborn maid confounds suitors with repeated refusals. Mr Sappelgh and Mr Boftielgh discuss her obstinacy, noting she has refused many times despite pressure.
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