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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
4
A scattered, fragmented account discusses women’s roles in society, smuggling ideas of modern equality through anecdotes and names. It references Anne Crises, Ge Peigren Metheny, and others while weighing shifts in morality, culture, and influence during a period of social reform.
March 25 Pendleton Oregon reports Tee Seen a Chinaman stole coal from the O K and N railway, lifting more than one sack over months. He hid the iron ore casks, carried coal in a banker’s sack, and was caught after a long stretch of thefts.
An unclear Paris market note describes a local reaction to a Rockets stock report with references to meetings and price figures. The text mentions March and a cottage area, with vague terms like Bere Beckerage and Recher St 92.50, indicating a disrupted or misread report summary. The fragmentary item signals a financial notice amid chaotic OCR.
A fragmentary notice mentions Jabtee Jewin McBew visiting Rathérem, a W C T U meeting at Agnes Kenety’s residence, and bids from Parker & Co. It reports two transients, Neleon and another, arrested on disorderly conduct charges and slated for court after a trial date set for this afternoon.
An odd cadence describes a bus or street scene with a complainant addressing a conductor. The dialogue references location like Oxford Street and a map suggestion while a series of garbled phrases portrays a tense exchange about travel and perception.
A garbled OCR fragment presents unclear phrases about a potential action or event and a remark on marriage. It mentions someone named Mem and a general sense of warning or instruction, but the meaning is not decipherable and no concrete facts emerge.
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