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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
4
Official WIATIR report from Orr indicates eastward movement for northern Idaho and eastern Washington over 34 hours with conditions building toward heavy trout and fair prior day. Total weather summary covers 44 hours ending at 1 o clock with forecasts for precipitation and wind.
A jumble of notices shows visitors from Harrison and Spokane, farm and seed ads, furniture and wallpaper discounts, and local business promotions. References include Winn Hart Chainey Co. Ltd, Idaho Mercantile, Shadduck Stoudt, and Budgets on fabrics, furniture, and groceries as the town buzzes with sales and events.
Fragmented record of property transfers in Kootebal county and Spirit Lake region. Mentions Wwanafers, Panhandle Abstract, D J Weight, Francis Gentes, Sherman Park, Jeusle B Siltisaps, M A Micheal, and Harding among others with unclear lot details and dates. Contains garbled names and broken phrases, suggesting OCR errors in a list of deeds and parcels with monetary figures and fees.
Fragment shows garbled text about furnishing tie date calling cerde arl styles and tees. No discernible entities, dates, or events to anchor a factual summary.
Rev J Gardas McPherson a prominent colored preacher and war veteran from San Juan and Santiago speaks tonight on "Lithe's Drama" at a local church. He arrives with his son Robert and Miss Walker and Miss French, with other choir members expected, as city audiences welcome his historic tale and religious leadership.
The second birthday of the Tal tover Cleveland was celebrated here with main exercises at Carnegie Hall. Principal addresses were delivered by President att Governor Hughes of New York Justice Gray of Delaware and Senator Roat of New York.
The article notes the People’s Improvement ticket nominating Mayor Boyd Hamilton city clerk and police judge FL Tiffany city treasurer Judge Gov Steale governor Wright and councilmen across wards. It emphasizes broad support from workers and argues the ticket will reform the city administration.
Fragmentary report from an Idaho city describes doors blown open at Butlaide in Wal ino by a powder explosion heard nearby. The blast occurred around 27 o'clock, with a passenger train from Missoula Toan and the scene. Walter Urseking, a former mining worker, heads Apokane powder works producing a volatile mix praised for smoke and gases that alleged to speed tuning of engines. The event ties to a known explosive manufacturer named Bkaibere and hints at potential suspension of powder making in the Coeur region.
In a brief note, Prem Publishing Co is described as formed by Joe Labs and linked to specific individuals. The item highlights the creation process and the involvement of named persons in the venture.
A Philadelphia Ledger anecdote recalls a dinner party disaster when the host forgot keys and purse, locking guests out of the apartment. The janitor lacked access, leaving the host to improvise with a restaurant luncheon after guests contributed small amounts. The tale ends with a resigned humorous note about the misfortune.
A Boston lawyer narrates a petty offense case tried in Nantucket, where a judge, en route to the Boston boat, conspired with a sheriff to avoid paying a jailer to watch the jailed man. The sheriff offers a jail key, saying the man can stay there at night if needed, revealing a humorous misunderstanding and the quick, dry wit of courtroom tales.
A bizarre report describes intense nights in Alberts where void air and strange sounds hint at a curio mystery. A tan retrait from a hill yields a boom like cannon as a toe bubble bursts on a Fiver causing a flood that channels a heavy hydrostatic wave.
Barbary and Burgesne Juli Le Barbour led a group in a century ago conflict among Elvnnrible Company members. An agreement banned hair cutting and limited barber duties to hair extraction. Tensions rose as townspeople forced a cleansing, prompting the formation of a barber guild and the transfer of the Yount home on Monkwell Street to LouLou Staudard.
A garbled report describes a workman emptying a grate as Towey watches and a boy named Tommy asks about a dinner payment. The scene shifts to a claim about a shilling, with confusion over who paid what and a reference to a father in London.
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