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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1909
Page
4
Fore cast for northern Idaho and eastern Washington shows a 24 hour period ending 5 p.m. tomorrow with a maximum near 69 degrees and a minimum around 56. Readers are urged to monitor local conditions including wind and precipitation as the day unfolds.
The hours for sprinkling this season are 6 to 9 a.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Water users must confine to these times and pay all charges for sprinkling for lawns and gardens during the month preceding July. The regulation will be strictly observed. CONSUMERS CO., LTD.
A notice warns all persons against any irregular payment to Coeur d'Alene Brewing Company Limited. It directs use of proper blank forms on file at HL. Hubbard, A. Minnick, Heathers. The notice outlines required procedure for effecting credits and payments.
A writer describes discovering a mother mouse and her four young in an old fireplace. The rodent scoots out with two young in her jaws as a line of squeaks and panic fills the room. After a tense moment, the mother crosses a gap and the brood disperses, leaving a saved family in a humorous, homespun note from Nichola.
A damaged notice informs the reader of a final application for settlement of a long outstanding debt. The document mentions the creditor list, roll number 208, and urges the recipient to continue with payments. It references contacts and telegrams and hints at upcoming arrangements. The tone resembles a formal creditor communication from a historical context.
An analysis traces use of the term avalanche to large snow falls and recounts the 1820 Mont Blanc Hamel accident. Dr Hamel a Russian and eight guides climbed Mont Blanc but a slide swept them from the slope burying three leading guides. Some surfaced later, the bodies reappeared thirty years later at the glacier foot.
A historical note on violin crafting details from Rev. HR Howels underscores how two tiny pieces of wood and precise wound posts determine tone. It notes the patient, lengthy process of shaping wood, aligning parts, and tuning the instrument to achieve perfect sound.
A fragmentary article recounts warnings from Colonel H who spent nine years in Africa about lion hunting dangers. It describes fear of a great beast and the peril to hunters, noting experiences of injury and cautionary advice to avoid confrontation.
The readable fragments show partial words and names scattered across a damaged page segment. No coherent event, date, or organization emerges to form a clear news item or notice.
A garbled passage describes a west aide family resisting certain products and an auction question to a web applicant. A male family member speaks of chores while the mistress selects a person with trellen hands as the conversation centers on demands for good trend and quality.
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