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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1909
Page
4
A fragment notes 2 degrees minimum and .13 inches precipitation. Hard to read, but indicates light rainfall and very cold low temperature. Entities include nothing else clearly identifiable from the readable text.
A fragmented page lists bakery ads, cigar shop promotions, tailor services, jewelers, and warehouse notices. It references money to Joan, wall paper at Fourth Street, eyeing store windows, Boston brown bread, summer suits, quick mony loans, and phone numbers. Public notices mention a county committee meeting and probate court actions.
A grand Dali will be given at Blackwall pavilion Monday evening May 31. Mmeitation extended, Mrs Anna Medest bought Fourth street restaurant of Wafer Ball, Mr Ball to remain in the city and engage in another line of business. Oliver Swanson and family seek Blanchard Idaho as future home, Swanson to trust property there. Kelg and Smith contracted for Catholic church foundation, work starts next week. An order for two carloads of cement placed with Portland firm. James and Sam McNeil, two brothers, fined one dollar and costs each, thirty days in city jail for drunkenness, jail sentence suspended on good behavior. PUBONAS SENTENCED Joseph Waggoner and George Burne et al receive five years. Waggoner and Burne sentenced to over years in state penitentiary for robbery at 11 o'clock this morning. McFarland pleads for leniency, cites youth and prior record. bodily injuries noted from the robbery.
Deputy wmerim lawyer returns from St. Joe with three prisoners James Rowman sentenced to thirty days in county jail for firing several shots without aim or warning Willa Murray and Bob Van Camp jailed for vagrancy to serve thirty days
Disjointed OCR text shows continued notes on railway holdups in Omaha with fragmented phrases. The garbled lines mention interactions between men and authorities, hints of informants, and uncertain details about what is known or kept from the public, reflecting an incomplete page segment.
Advertises the Cutter Hook Tree Cleaner as a new device to improve fruit quality and orchard value. Promotes selling through Porwale at Branson and Max and Colqubourne's.
Notice to contractors for bids atone and MelBurney will receive sealed bids up to 2 p.m on June Bok. Bids may be inspected at Wehane and Geanans office. Owners reserve right to reject any and all bids.
A fragmented OCR line hints at a dialogue where a lady speaks to a person, but the readable portion offers no clear event, names, places, or outcome. The garbled text limits extraction to a vague, terse exchange without substantive detail.
An old style newspaper ad promoting daily news service from the Evening Press. It touts complete paper stacks, loose leaf systems, and a weekly rate of ten cents for today’s news, highlighting local news features and rapid delivery.
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