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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
2
The piece argues for reducing county government and removing the court house to cut costs. It claims lower taxes will follow from electing the right officials and restructuring administration. Voters are urged to support or oppose removal based on fiscal efficiency and public service needs.
A garbled telexyaph summary alleges President Roosevelt will engage in campaign speaking to support Moe’s honor and the realm of politics. It claims white voters face pressure from partisan lines while opponents seek to manipulate public sentiment and push militant methods amid national uproar.
A battered reminiscence recalls a boy’s early thoughts on newspapers and editors. The piece contrasts waxed pages, names on inked bylines, and the hope of becoming a trusted editor, amid the era’s printing craft and community roles.
A garbled 19th century style piece argues wheat could hunger the world through vast production in the United States and ally nations while proposing seaweed as staple food in Asia. It cites Crookes and various nations, warning of forest loss and shifts in global agriculture.
A garbled OCR passage cites varied topics from moral critique to printing firms, mentioning New Orleans Times Democrat, references to purity and reverence, and a stray note about a public event. The text is highly fragmented with numerous misspellings and unclear context.
The Beet Hew Torker offers The Deet a Hungarian work praised for natural situations and strong moral questions. Critics note the devil as a polished cynic and discuss why modern drama relies on audacious problems, praising some writers but questioning lasting stage impact.
A discussion on Ming Edward as a premier diplomat, tracing his influence over Anglo German relations, the crop trade tension between Yale in trade Britain and Germany, and the broader peacekeeping role of personal diplomacy. The piece argues kings now stand as national figures with weighty advice to premiers, shaping policy beyond formal treaties.
A discussion on antigmatism noting reading in bed strains eye muscles and worsens vision with age. It warns that reclining reading weakens the system and can lead to lifelong eye trouble, urging caution for those with fragile sight and older readers.
Ellen Terry recounts McChure's Magazine depiction of Bally as exacting and orderly in preparation. The narrative recalls her dressing room, nerves over arrangements, and a salon of theater lore including Nance Oldfield and Maude Wall amid debates on wealth and wit from a Pittsburgh Post source.
Idaho voters must register to vote in the Rathdrum to Coeur d'Alene county seat removal question. Four precincts report registering sites with details for Covar d'Alene and Coeur d'Alene City locations, hours, and registrar H. H. Harrington at Hotel Idaho. The committee urges Coeur d’Alene residents to register and participate.
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