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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1909
Page
4
Official weather report for Portland Oregon notes a forecast for rain and showers. A 24 hour outlook from Washington suggests five PM tomorrow with showers tonight and through Thursday. A local 4 hour reading at 2 PM today shows a maximum around 40 degrees and a minimum near 28 degrees.
An assortment of notices from the Idaho Mercantile Co features Easter openings and new lines for men and women, a sale on coats and shoes, and promotions for a spring wardrobe. The item also mentions local visitors, a lumber sale, and various business notices tied to Spokane and nearby towns.
The Danquet committee at Hotel Idaho asks businessmen and residents to confirm attendance or pay 1.50 by Thursday noon, as they cannot invite everyone. A candidate for city clerk appeals to taxpayers and patrons, stating his termination from the current contract and seeking support for the April 6 election.
Geo Wagner a well known barber of 1019 Lakeside died at his home this morning from stomach cancer after recent surgery in Rochester Minnesota. He had been weak since the operation and did not recover. He leaves a wife and two children aged nine and five. Funeral Friday afternoon at a time and place to be announced, under the Odd Fellows auspices.
Following transfers filed by Panhandle Abstract Co. the list includes Baron H Adams to J W Pratt of part of section 28?9 valued at 2000 dollars L Tytherleigh to A Drake Lakeshore addition Coeur d Alene Wells to Drake, James N Barber to James W Wilton blocks 7 10 Barber's addition Coeur d Alene Ben W Oppenheim mentioned Oliver Swanson to Morence A Potent for two acres of Awaneoa Tenet 4H Van Kuren et al to Rose Lake Lumber Co section 5 18 and other parcels in sections 17 and 12 and Van Kuren to Howe Lake Lumber Co water right on Lat an Creek.
Willy White and his father traveled to Cleveland where the kidnapped boy viewed photos of Helen Panik and J. M. Boyle and identified them as the suspects. Police believe the boy’s identification will confirm the arrests and lead to conviction. The scene included interrogation about a gambling house raid at 2 AM.
A reader recounts a terrifying comet sighting on January 12 described as a bright meteor with blade like shape and obscure color. The note hints at foreboding for a time of persecution and rebellion, mentioning a trial and birth of a bloody period.
Fragmentary text shows a store inquiry with a clerk and scattered phrases about Marches and a girl who served. The readable content is limited and names or clear events are not established.
Fragmentary note from New York Times text hints at a missing individual after a crossing room incident. References to two possible routes and scattered details suggest a search or investigation ongoing. Further readable content could clarify involved persons and locations.
In examination before the official receiver the bankrupt confessed involvement in the Tart venture and said a man was paid to procure women for crime. He claimed the horses often finished second due to unfair weight, jockey interference, or judge influence, noting many races had just two possible outcomes.
Sunday morning callers disrupt a country parsonage service when Joe the handyman returns empty handed. He barges into the pulpit and quips that Pastor Pamayt will not get more butter until he pays for the last. The tale blends rural humor with a commuter charade and train side remark.
An 13th century account discusses a tomb at Edchen Koro linked to Genghis Khan. A primitive two-tent monument, rain penetrates through worn felt, with a copper south face and paintings surrounding a divinity. The ashes are reportedly kept in a chest with colored pits. Descendants dispute the exact location of the remains.
In a terse exchange from a Boston Transcript item a man demands the time from another as they clash at a motel. The responder offers a curt excuse to explain why he won’t display his watch, highlighting a tense encounter over timing.
Fragmentary note recounts Little Wille avoiding a bath, Joanna’s question, and Willie getting wet in the rain. The text mixes colloquial speech with a self confident tone and a reference to Montaigne as the speaker asserts truth and daring as he grows.
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