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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented remarks critique church interference in Idaho affairs and warn of Mormon influence in state politics. The text discusses political parties, independence, and proposals to withdraw organizational support from politics, arguing for legal measures and tighter control to curb perceived religious influence on elections.
Stamp books containing the new series of 1948 stamps go on sale today at many post offices. The old stock remains available until the current supplies exhaust, with denominations including 1, 2, 2, 45, 4, 0 18, 12, 15, and BD. The stationery department notes the stamp series is officially designated as the series of 1948.
Nov 18 Chicago reports trials over execution rights of Biliek with Us Supreme Court appeal and potential reprieve. The piece notes Catholic clergy efforts, possible new sentencing, and speculation on a future hangings. It covers related Empress and Manchurian details and observers in Bay City and San Francisco districts.
A tax collector notice states that significant changes were required in the taxpayer's case and that tax settlement materials would not be ready until October 36, 1908, with further adjustments anticipated by January.
A garbled excerpt describes a camel and rider, with fractured phrases about a pursuit, a warning to a king, and a confusing sequence of events. Characters named in a dreamlike narration appear, including a ruler and a figure called the Exee, amid a jumble of actions and reactions.
A fragmented report notes senior nature retirees pursuing a new TV advisory path. It hints at notable figures like Yevanee joining a broader effort, with emphasis on rewards and potential leadership, set against evolving media roles.
The purse for the draughts championship will reach 2090 dollars with Joseph A. Drouillard of Kansas City and Clem Barker of Boston facing off in a decisive westward contest. Drouillard, a former Independence schoolteacher, rose from rural beginnings to challenge veteran players, while Barker brings extensive tournament experience as a top American checker. The match, praised for its dramatic history and personal rivalry, will unfold with public and media attention across the region.
A reader complains about displaying Murart souvenirs at Saleburg museum and fears the exhibit misleads visitors. The letter argues the show lacks proper reverence and could harm public image by presenting relics as legitimate artifacts.
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