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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1909
Page
4
Official weather bulletin lists forecast for northern Idaho and eastern Washington for 24 hours ending 5 PM tomorrow. A cold front moves in tonight with cooler temperatures. Local reading notes a maximum temperature and 44 hours of data ending at 1 PM today.
A jumble of short items notes visits by residents from Spokane and Wallace. Mining engineer M. Lancaster from Wallace and others in town for business. New marriage in the area. A bank suit and a remodeling contract. School contest and a dedication with a dance and banquet.
Frank foughton's home on Prowt street burglarized Saturday afternoon. Between 810 and 516 in small money was taken while visitors were away. The cane was left unlocked and the thief used it to aid entry. Officers investigated with no arrests reported. Turner pictur es exhibit netted 10.40 from sales. Four framed pictures were displayed in the high school assembly room. The total loss from the burglary is not fully stated.
An ongoing hearing in a local case is postponed due to Prosecuting Attorney Fotte’s absence. The dialogue references a saloon proprietor father, creditors, and the boy staying with Gay Nelson’s family amid posturing about city clerk candidacy and public duties.
An apparent candidate in Coeur dAlene announces a bid for city clerk after ending a prior contract with the paper. The message thanks taxpayers and promises local coverage, inviting support in the upcoming election.
Panhandle Abstract reports transfers from numerous owners to heirs and buyers across townships. Notable filings include Amel Albright to Frank B. Robinson, Catherine Nast to Charles A. Craw, A Wade to Edward Fischer, Mary K. Bowman to Ellen J. McLaughlin, and John G. Drinkard to Samuel A. Weather. Details reference sections, townships, and tract sizes in west and northwest precincts.
A chaotic 19th century scene unfolds with a wealthy Miverian squatter famed for wit and acrimony. Landowners deny rations as squatters plot, while a cryptic talk of magnets and electricity hints at a nascent science era and public display of curiosity.
A historical medical note describes eye strain from looking out car windows during rapid movement and the resulting vertigo with advice to avoid such viewing. It also reviews the ship's bell clock, praising its sturdy construction, Antibonded steel dial, and twin gongs producing a clear note on board.
A rambling tale recalls a village scene of a man demanding ownership of a shop, disputes over alleged stolen "freak" goods, and a shopkeeper’s evasive responses. The piece ends with a tossed remark about Saxony horse regulations.
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