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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
1
A long, garbled historical text references global conflict in vague terms with scattered proper nouns. It mentions locations, ships, and military actions, including Canada, Germany, and wartime routes, interspersed with disjointed phrases and names, implying a collage of war reporting and potentially mis OCR’d pages.
The Senate considered a broad naval and military appropriation amid partisan tension, with arguments over war funding, troop support, and budgetary oversight. Key figures, committees, and amendments shaped the measure, while discussions highlighted fiscal controls and strategic priorities.
A garbled OCR style notice lists multiple names and places, mentioning Bolastan, Sanyo, Sinha, and Ed Barker. It describes a 3306 pensds of chewing tetas, a 80 foot ridge near Dear cre canyon, and references to university, taxes, and various officials. The text is inconsistent with date and context, combining colonial era jargon, legal and military references, and local geographic names with unclear meaning.
A garbled financial and local notices passage reports on banking results, stock shifts, and economic indicators with scattered figures. It mentions the Federal Reserve, a Washington bank, and currency concerns, plus scattered notes on bear counts, river conditions, and a Children's Home Society.
The text lists numerous proper nouns such as towns, people, and events with unclear connections. It mentions Decerin Fone oak, Governor BA, Landon, Vicki, Saskia, and May 31 references, interspersed with partial phrases about alerts, journalism, and local activities, but lacks a clear cohesive narrative or central incident.
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