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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
3
Public notices from multiple towns detail dining, travel and business activity. Names include Hammond, Connolly, Hunt, Black, Crane, Moreback, and Dell. Local shops advertise groceries and prices, while clubs plan events at the Catholic Ladies' club and Royal Highlanders dance.
Eon. LaVerne rents rooms in the Wright Steele building to Republican headquarters with Edwin McBeethown next door. The Melhurn jogging Rouse ends after the 15th and the upper story will be converted to office rooms with fresh water and Island Camb grocery noted.
John Behmneel was acquitted of killing a dog owned by Sam Morris on October 6 near Post Falls. He admitted killing the dog but claimed it was vicious and had bitten a boy. the jury found him not guilty. R EB McParland and Judge Morgan appeared for the defense. The item also notes a piano giveaway by Bartlett Carver Co and a dissolution of Megquire & Amell, with accounts payable to American Bank Trust.
The state board has made many changes in my amendment and the books cannot be ready to receive taxes until October 26, 1907 and the same will become delinquent on the first Monday in January, 1908. A. Bailor, Tax Collector.
A fragmented old clipping notes a strange tale about a crab inside an oyster and its supposed role in the oyster’s life, claiming the crustacean aids the oyster while all inside creatures are female. It mentions a tale for parents and a short exchange about heaven and nationality among other oddities.
SEW APPLE POKER P McConvilla perfects an apple picking invention using a metal rod and grappling attachment to grab and place apples, with a trimming fruit trees device also developed. The inventor claims multiple trials show the mechanism opens and closes to secure fruit, with future market plans and improved productivity noted.
A writer advises on lowering the center of gravity and managing sails to dock or depart safely. Key actions include dropping the peak, easing the helm, and trimming the main as the boat passes under way. Apply the low side approach when drifting, keep the belt taut, and use a good painter for nighttime towing.
A disjointed 19th century style fragment describes Cander arguing with Uncle Bob over Marty’s excursions into drink and behavior. It mentions a watchdog figure and a claim of “caught with the goods” amid social pressures and implied public moral judgment, with references to a print shop and Harper’s Weekly as backdrop.
Gachelor of flying news from Genter Cleveland Leeming will enter Columbia University New York to obtain a B A. in aeronautics He predicts a major push for aviation studies with courses and research at the university The plan includes land tract on Long Island for theoretical and practical experiments and a thesis on automatic stability of airships under Dr Trowbridge guidance
A Turkish railway project showcases a Lumarianly fitted praying carriage for travelers and pilgrims. The ornate wagon, intended for use on survey routes and ceremonies, features Persian carpet, Koran verses, a water vessel rack, and ritual ablution provisions.
A fragmented report discusses Mrs Kyle, wife of a former Aberdeen official, inspiring ideas about electricity and schooling. It mentions dramatic lightning imagery, debates on electric methods, and references to exams or demonstrations tied to Mme Kyle's claimed influence, all conveyed in a period-appropriate but unclear narrative.
The text provides garbled passages on fish care and water quality, followed by a critique of Barrie and a note on a twelve ounce population count. It mentions washing fish, using rainwater, and temperature guidance, then shifts to a satirical piece about Barrie and a note on a nineteenth century chair incident and a community audience.
Fragmentary text describes a large pear shaped gem valued at 50000 with references to Tavernier Peart and Wormer peart and claims of high quality. Mentions sending greeting cards and samples, but details are unclear and incomplete.
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