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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
4
A distorted notice outlines a program for American youth ages twenty and younger to vote in the upcoming fall elections. It promises instruction on how to vote and a method to show youths the process, framing it as timely civic education and participation.
The Tigers face a tough season with key players injured and two stars graduated. Princeton aims to fill quarterback and center roles, relies on newcomers Phillips and others, while gymnastic and track efforts push toward world records and Olympic trials amid coaching and management debates.
A partial, garbled OCR fragment mentions a man named Aimtical San-Joleon, a mean man, and a sequence of odd actions including eating dinner, getting a digestion, and waiting to another deter toward a warmt. The readability is low and many words are unclear or misspelled.
A historical agricultural note discusses tankage as a valuable hog feed and its role in ration balance with cornmeal. It explains optimal usage ratios, economic benefits, and cautions on storage, soil work, and timely harrow use to prevent weed growth and ensure thrift. The piece cites National Farmer and Stock Growers as a source.
The article discusses water quality for farms, urging thorough cleaning and mud removal, and notes only a portion of wells tested as wholesome. It cites barley and corn in feeds, dairy and pork production, and emphasizes alfalfa feeding and poultry care with specific safety and sanitation tips.
Colonel Nevins, longtime Grand Army of the Republic figure and former New Jersey department commander, died after a career begun during the Civil War. He served with the Seventh division and later the Twenty-First New York Cavalry, fought at Fort Stevens, and remained active in politics and public service.
A New York gathering features Richard Caria and others debating climate, politics, and civilization. A playwright jokes about temperate zones while contrasting tropical summers with frigid winters, praising civilization yet noting enduring human tensions.
Semersay's Eastern Manager Judge Robert Huiapoth coordinates the Ryan campaign in New Jersey. The effort remains within the Democratic arena as the party targets two seats in the upcoming vote.
A longtime Democratic State leader in New Jersey is profiled, detailing his rise from immigrant roots in Co burg Canada to prominent roles in the party and the New Jersey Legislature. The piece notes his election as a judge in the late 1800s and his influence in party campaigns.
A fragmentary article describes a funeral rite with crystal sponges believed to have healing powers. An undertaker offers visitors a tented view of the crystal vane while guiding mourners through a ceremonial prelude and sparse dialogue about respect and farewells.
Tim Gray of Chicago and his sister Mrs York Scott Granger plan to take over the Paul Ferrett venture and operate it in the city. Congressman Barton L. visits the city this afternoon with friends amid campaign issues. Mr Pyench delivers an address on the national campaign outlook.
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