29 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
1
The letter denounces the Seallmites for defying Idaho’s Sunday rest statute and failing to prosecute liquor violations. It warns that taunting lawmen and ignoring daylight restrictions will erode good government, urging prosecutors and police to enforce penalties and uphold the general statutes.
An affidavit from Andrew Denies wrongdoing in the Coeur d Alene rock procurement dispute. He claims no money was taken from Jones Dovey and details rock purchases at 1.25 and later 2.25 per yard for church and mill uses.
The Monarch Co expands timber holdings by purchasing about 2500 acres of timber from the Bt. Jon campy for 600000. Plans call for four mills in the district with work starting within months and full operation by summer. The outlet aims to connect Coeur d'Alene with the main line through Spokane, enabling a wider timber flow.
A reader letter accuses Varner of fabricating a border tool case and overcharges, stating a $861.05 payment and a $10 value misrepresented, while noting no involvement by Varner in the case. The letter claims a board consent and warrants drawn in error, and mentions a Woodmen of America dance and a Swedish Baptist church service with Easter songs.
The Commissioner of the General Land Office announces land near the Peleat River will be opened for settlement and homestead entry under provisions of the homestead law. Applications of persons with preference rights must be filed by May 30 1907. A large portion of the tract remains uncultivated and is suitable for agricultural use. settlers must actually reside on the land and cultivate it.
Captain McDonald of the Flyer reports a serious outbreak in the upper St Joe district near Nevigatto. Officials say there is no immediate danger, with quarantines in place for James Rafter and others exposed, while ships are fumigated nightly and passengers washed with holding water to prevent spread. Authorities pledge continued precautions and cooperation with authorities.
A damaged letter signed by a local business man claims a newspaper misrepresented him and asserts his secret position. The note praises the editor and denounces a campaign, alleging threats and urging caution while denying any marriage or debt links.
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