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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
2
Feist and Capital News clash on Mormon policy with bid to prove the opposite view. The piece cites a 19th century battleship trial where old ships fared poorly against modern artillery, suggesting public defense claims may overstate the threat.
In the pest week residents of the Bt. Joe precinct supported removing county government from Rathdrum to Co sur d'Alene, hoping for better county services and lower indirect taxes. They favor Camara Alens and view the reorganization as beneficial. A reintroduced train service will ease travel to Coeur d'Alene for county affairs and business. The Cour d'Alene college graduation events are highlighted with a special visit by Spokane attendees and remarks by Dr. G. A. Kniferes.
Beamon & Co announce a new concrete steel brick packing plant at East Ride Syndicate addition Spokane. The facility, fireproof and capable of 400 to 500 workers, will include a fertilizer unit and poultry department. Current abattoir expanded. work starts soon, completion about a year. Stanton & Co slaughter 16,000-48,000 cattle, 10,000 hogs, 25,000 sheep yearly. no new capital. Bernard Street plant to remain as storage depot. K. H. Blunton pres. Jotun Overholt vp.
A vivid reminiscence of a grand circus night recounts daring acts and nerve jangling moments. The piece highlights Mossie, Tam men, and Uowfix behind the Sake Plato show and the crowd’s awe at grand entry and a dramatic finale with twenty one stallions.
A New York meeting of the Christian Socialists Fellowship explored creating an international body called the Parlor Socialists Alliance. Clergymen and professionals discussed uniting physicians lawyers teachers authors and academics to promote socialism’s ethics and culture. A June mass meeting was proposed to recruit prominent intellectuals and develop accessible literature and education for the movement.
Fragmented listing reads For Sale 120 Acre Fruit Farm with unclear price terms. Contains garbled text and stray phrases. no coherent details on location, owners, or conditions available.
fragments describe an owner seeking sale but contain many garbled words and nonsensical phrases making precise facts impossible to determine.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a heist and tides with unclear names and places. Readable fragments point to a crime or incident context but lack concrete details, dates, or involved parties to identify a full event headline and summary.
Notice for a congregational meeting at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening June sed at 7 p m to consider appointing a pastor and any other business that may be taken up. All members and supporters urged to attend. By order of the Session Fred L Burgan Clerk
An advertisement for Palace of oSweetS at 447 N Pourth St promotes ice cream with Jersey cream and vanilla bean. It promises satisfaction in every spoonful and notes sundaes made with the best fresh fruit, inviting customers to try and stay loyal.
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