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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
4
Portland Oregon May 13 forecast calls for northern Idaho and eastern regions to see rain for 24 hours ending five PM tomorrow. Forecast also mentions fair tonight and Friday. Local report shows a maximum temperature around 15 degrees and a minimum near 43 degrees for the period.
Local page lists a Fourth Street Fair, choral club concert on May 14, and multiple community updates. Mentions visiting friends, a marathon at Woodlawn Park, and upcoming events at Budding venues. Also notes a court delinquency case and a bar Koller Rink schedule with seasonal hours.
Fomsto plants will be ready next week. Alaska Yukon expoiva now complete with exhibit at Central school building. Pivot National Bank sues W J Casey and D H Webb in district court for 250 on a check halted at the bank. McFarland appears for the plaintiff.
Residents welcome a Portland delegation this evening at 1 30 PM to North Yakima Washington. Automobiles will escort the visitors through the city to view the local orchards and the irrigation system. A chamber of commerce meeting will follow at the club room.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Pathfinder automobile event in Shaker City Ohio tonight with a reference to a Baker lorry and a destination of Walla Walla. The garbled text mentions Mose Walle and Walla Walla with timing around eight o'clock.
The one year old stepdaughter of Pater Meie was playing at home when a poster Keutfe blade severed a large artery and caused fatal injuries to the chest. She collapsed after injuring her side and died soon after despite care.
City officials report no link between a body found in the Sacramento River Monday night and J. W. Pausher, a missing Bedford rancher who disappeared weeks ago. Authorities address quarantine fears and budget allocations following a public health update.
Jackson Miet reports on the death of Bishop Galloway of the Methodist Church in the South. Details indicate the passing occurred around May 13 amid church leadership news and regional religious notices.
Port towns near Halt Lake City protest new freight reductions claimed to lower rates for shipments to Las An Folre. Officials consult Commissioner Proaty as shippers report higher costs and indirect routing via Manti. Washington dispatch notes executives from Miller feathers Pacific Mannaford Northern Pacific and Woodworth Great Northern facing inquiries on the order. The Pree Publishing Co prints for the Lak s and other proprietors.
The Norris and Rowe circus parade drew crowds this morning with elephants camels and a grand pageant. Spectators witnessed hoisting tents and a full afternoon show with clowns and a high tent spectacle, promising more features tonight.
The notice states sprinkling is allowed from certain hours in the season from to each evening from 5 to 10 p m, and the era of water restrictions must be followed. All lawn and garden charges are due in the month and must be paid before July rest. A heartfelt thank you note asks for help and the Hebekahs and Odd Fellows for support during illness and after the death of a wife and for the friendship shown to the children.
County commissioners direct auditor to hold sale of tax title property by August 14 after an order.
An advertisement touts a salve called Simple Warh as a universal cure for skin diseases, claiming thousands of cures and permanent results. It claims the remedy is non blood disease yet effective, with a chemical mix and a potion of healing agents. It urges use of Dr Th Soap in conjunction and cites Coeur d Aime Drug Co as a supplier.
A rough OCR fragment references office paper grades and the pure food law in Idaho with a price of 2.60 dollars, but the text is garbled and presents no coherent event or identifiable entities.
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