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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads like a forestry notice with odd phrasing and unclear names. The readable parts mention readers patrons and a person named Christina and ex bend heat, but no coherent event or date emerges. The item resembles a damaged public notice with minimal identifiable entities.
A heated letter denounces President Rosnerlet and Roosevelt administration for creating forest reserves in northern Idaho and southern Kootenai County. It accuses a plan to relocate Japanese students, criticizes Mount Dubois’ stance, and argues against direct primaries while defending local rights and land use.
A garbled note outlines a Christmas gathering with names and times distorted by OCR. It mentions Christine and a morning event, a four Christines line, and a Daily Unite reference, but most details are unclear and require clarification.
A romance from the old west unfolds at Fort B where Lieutenant Whiting and Miss Brooks face obstacles over owning the horse Comanche. Brooks loves Comanche more than Whiting, causing a broken engagement and a second marriage after widowhood.
The Clarke rumor resurfaces yearly with no trustable proof that Clarke will retire from baseball and leave the Pittsburgh organization. The misinfo cites Clarke and Dreyfuss planning to part ways after the prewar season. The note mentions Clarke’s long tenure and possible farm life, amid past financial stability.
Retailers announce ready stock and bargains for the remainder of 1906. The note lists forthcoming selections and price expectations as shops prepare for late-year demand, signaling optimism and varied offerings for customers.
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