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Fragmentary notes hint at a Seale Disa anagram task and a Warren related event. The text references cops and anata Pt with unclear details and no full names or dates.
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary notes hint at a Seale Disa anagram task and a Warren related event. The text references cops and anata Pt with unclear details and no full names or dates.
A long fragmented note lists shops, sales, and errands in a Spokane region town. It mentions Armand Dutrpooud hardware, Kirk's brand tools, Rose Wrolvers painting and sign work, and a pharmacy with 10 cent items. The text also alludes to weather, auctions, and community notices including a court case and local tradesmen advertising goods and services.
An apparent historical notice outlines a national gathering with excursions and banquets. It mentions the audience in Benson and Spokane, with preparations for delegations, lodging, and a pavilion meeting space. The program includes welcome addresses, devotional sessions, and a public meeting with music. Delegates will tour the lake aboard the Georgie Oakes steamer, with a small fare for the scenic ride.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a county court case concerning free text books and various mill taxes, with references to judgments, jurists, and the May term. The document cites names like A Morwand and Jorge Hier, the judge, and details the proceedings and implications of the ruling.
An OCR messy page records numerous tax amounts for book purchases and mill taxes, names of residents such as John Laren No 28 and W J Akepere No 3h, plus school text books and free text notices. It also mentions an independent election, a biannual gathering, and a community event with a church wedding and local lumber work plans.
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