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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows publishing house names and leadership with unclear date or article content. Indicates Coeur d Alene Evening Press and Prince Publishing Campany in Idaho with partial names Battor and publisher roles.
The Rathdrum question centers on moving county government to Coeur d'Alene and the implications for a new courthouse. Critics argue against taxation for the removal while supporters claim the city will provide county space and vault access during construction. The piece also references Governor Good during the Maine Republican convention and criticizes Fred Freed's paper.
A fragmented, OCR damaged discussion on railroad rates and policy argues that rate changes hinge on exmptions and labor costs. The piece notes business interests oppose rate hikes, railroads face stagnation, and consumers bear the burden, with potential price effects across industries and regions.
The Lancet lauds the sanitary and hygienic transformation under American administration. It credits waterworks sewerage and labor resources for healthier native and foreign communities, enabling the canal project to proceed amid tropical challenges.
A garbled account accuses an insurance group of taking public money as premiums and converting them into investments and loans to sway votes. It claims millions were diverted by a corrupt network under officials, with high personal losses and a broad cover of financial misdeeds tied to protectionist groups and modern measurement methods.
A garbled notice praises Senator Koox and endorses opponents who aim to introduce sympathy into politics as a substitute for speechmaking. It urges readers to seize the silver set offer from the Press.
A promotional piece extols want ads in newspapers, urging residents to place notices for sale, barter, hiring, or renting. It highlights the ease and low cost of using want ads to connect buyers and sellers within the community.
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