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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1909
Page
4
Official weather report from Portland Oregon notes a forecast for northern Idaho and scattered late a 24 hour period ending tomorrow. It records a maximum temperature of 68 degrees and a minimum of 20, with a fall tonight and Wednesday outlook.
Fragmented OCR text shows business names Winn-Barr-Chainey Co Ltd and The Panhandle Abstract Co offering services. Mentions of individuals Ben Corrigan and M. Campbell, and various local notices including a funeral reference, a school band rehearsal, and a ball at St Patrick’s hall. The garbled text lists ads, deliveries, and events with numerous typographical errors.
A late 1918 era summary notes President and lawmakers debating tariff revisions. It mentions a proposed tariff bill, duties on lumber and hides, adjustments to wool, and concessions with Cuba and the Philippines. Reuters style dispatch covers political maneuvering and committee actions.
Otle M O'Brien showcases a beautiful spring millinery display featuring sophisticated artful hats in dark red tones. The event invites friends to visit her new home at 510 Sherman Street, with reasonably priced, stylish designs noted for their refined color and quality.
In a tense session the board debated reading petitions about Berton. Olmstead and Aheldon urged reconsideration while White pressed for public sentiment. A vote followed amid mutterings as the board adjourned after controversy.
A continuation from page one reports appointments of election officers. A petition requested condemnation of property and the opening of a street between Reid and Vosterstropte in Kings addition. The matter was referred to the committee for investigation and action.
The list shows proposed bond issues for state institutions including Owyhee River Bridge 415,000 Lewiston bridge 20,000 and major allocations for an academy of trade 346,000 Mate university 52,000 northern asylum 265,000 soldiers home 18,000 penitentiary 20,000 capitol building 60,000 deaf and dumb school 25,000 industrial training school 55,000. It notes Perry bridges are to be on the ballot.
The administration moves ahead on bridge and road bills though earlier plans stalled. Governor Brady approves creating the eighth judicial district from Bonker and Kootenal counties and sets a 99 day deadline for a special election to fill the judge seat. The good roads bill signs a state highway artery, while a criminal trial bill was vetoed. The land lease provisions now allow up to five years for agricultural use.
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