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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
8
Local items include movables and sales notices from the American Trust Company and Union Trust, land and real estate offers, strawberry markets, and church and social events. Superintendent Cummings visits, Hodgson's strawberries end season, and a public reading loss reported after a blackout.
The Western Federation of Miners vows a wide spread organizing push across the western states targeting miners and lumber workers. If Haywood is acquitted, organizers will cover every work site, including the northwest lumber camps, with aims to form unions on par with mining districts and base demands on equal hours and higher pay. The piece also mentions whimsical anecdotes about Oxford scholars and a note on roses, including many species and a black rose pursuit.
In a Chicago News style snippet a reader asks why Grandpap Wheatly leaped ten feet and forgot rheumatism during a circus parade. The imagined fear stems from a calliope sound likened to a car horn, with Zeke Crawfoot noting the team’s whistle motif rather than elephants.
The exchange shows a landlord and clerk debating guest mood. The clerk suggests guests are not truly unsettled but seek to project the comforts they know at home, highlighting social pretense and perception in housing. The fragment hints at tension between expectations and real conditions.
Advert reads that Union Trust Co plans a modern block for H Charles with I W Dasher to run a first class building. Streets to be graded four blocks get walks. Possible Kootenai county site, city water telephones electric car schools promised. Land offered at 5 down per acre with taxes paid no interest and free water. Potential buyers urged to visit by auto to see a major public opportunity.
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