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Workers dissemble Corliss steam engine at Rutledge mill site.
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Marie O’Brien at second anniversary of Coeur d’Alene Mall. Others are, from left, Tex Sigler (Mall Furniture), F. Dennis Clark (Montgomery Ward), Jim Pryse (Sprouse Variety), Don Klotz (Klotz Drug) and Jim Howard (Buttreys).
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Artist David Clemons sculpts bicyclist “Kate.”
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Mayor J.G. Adams buys the first poppy from Mrs. Claude Barnes.
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The new parking lot at Fourth and Front was cause for celebration.
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That 75-ton, green-and-rust contraption in front of the Museum of North Idaho played a key role in the local economy for almost 50 years. It’s the Corliss steam engine that ran the old Rutledge mill from 1916 to 1963...
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