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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR shows mentions of a publicting firm, a night open for Dusknews, and several individuals from Rathdrum Wallace Spirit Lake and Spokane. Mixed business notices include millinery sales and special prices. Names like Rob il and Geo. B. Durkto appear amid scattered ads and county notices.
Washington reports Postmaster General Meyer cites a 1905-06 fiscal year deficit of 16 million dollars, driven by expenditures and a rise from fire and burglary. Proposals urge rural parcel post, savings banks in post offices, and experimental four cent parcel service to boost revenue and aid farmers.
A series of burglaries struck shops along Wiest Block to the plane with Moe Chiat reporting losses of bedding and underwear. It marks a second theft in the neighborhood within a week. Eugene Beat, Idaho Mercantile Co. delivery man, suffered injuries after a wagon accident, his arm badly strained but not broken.
The article discusses a legislative push for postal savings banks, noting 68,854 deposits including 89,000 in money orders, with foreign refusals and large sums held. It explains proposed terms, government guarantees, and the aim to foster saving habits while remaining self funding through small charges. It also cites regional deposits and the potential shift toward national banks as deposits grow.
The state board has made many assessment changes delaying books until October 26, 1908. taxes will become delinquent on the first Monday in January 1908. A Batlor, Tax Collector, references Butter wrappers and Idaho pure food law printing at $2.50 per thousand by The Press Pub. Hehing Co.
The article argues that all supporters should subordinate personal ambitions to the new administration and that Secretary Woot’s unanimous support by the organization would ensure harmonious party action. It calls for an impartial consideration of all local organizations’ claims across the state, despite factional divides, to avoid antagonism.
In New York City discussions stress harmony within Republican groups to back Tammany Hall opposition in the upcoming municipal election. Mrs Taft indicates she will not run for senator. Secretary Root's election appears assured as Woodruff withdraws, shifting support in Albany. General Clarence Edwards left Taft cottage for Washington.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a promotional or shopping message. It references buying the best procummbie and paying here, with mentions of rooms and goods expertise. Names, dates, places, or clear entities are absent, making the overall meaning unclear.
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