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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
3
A fragmented city page lists visitors and errands including W Walker of Rupe Lake and W L Sinelale of North Park. Prominent resident Pimer Doty and others are noted, with hotel dining and fresh eggs offered nearby. Community events, church meetings, and market notices fill the scattered items amid ads and price mentions.
George F. Steele, a Democrat, seeks Justice of the Peace in Coeur d’Alene. A longtime county resident with prior roles in Wisconsin and Washington officials, his record includes school superintendency, land office clerk, and Indian agency leadership. He promises faithful, efficient service and notes strong local support from party allies.
Wainwright case linked to K E Wainwright from St. Joseph with relatives in doubt. Oklahoma search underway. Company treasurer announces intent to redeem warrants of several county funds, with details of specific serial numbers and dates.
The state board has not made many changes to the case and the taxes cannot be prepared for recovery until October 26 1948. Delinquency will follow. By order of A Bailor Tax Collector.
A fragment lists a charity drive by the Salvation Army led by Capt W E Knapp, asking for clothing donations and promising prompt collection. It also notes a Baptist church dinner on Thursday October 2 with a chicken fricassee menu and ticket prices, and a Syst nal ball on October 28 with members in full dress uniform per FF. D. Winn.
All 644 Fellows and their families are invited to the first annual ball at the LOF hall in Canton Lake City on Wednesday evening in October. Dancing begins after the grand march at 8:50. Admission one dollar. By order of the committee.
Fragmented text shows an Impressionist painter arguing with his wife about art and place while a Glasgow Times line hints at a bleak health update. The rough OCR reads like a dialogue on art, naming unnamed characters, and a cryptic “No place like it” reply. The jumbled snippets suggest a column note on studio life and local reaction.
Fragmentary item wrenched from the Liverpool Mercury recounts chaotic remarks and a scanned scene with references to a revolver and weather politics amid disjointed chatter. Readable names or dates are absent. the text appears to be corrupted OCR with minimal coherent facts.
A fragmentary report describes a widow named Dut tanker in Bangall facing ritual and social pressures after her husband’s death. The text mentions days of fasting, offerings, and perceived obligations that shape her state, with references to community judgment and psychological impact.
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