Big Fortunes in Germany and World Ship Dreams
A long extract surveys German wealth with 8300 millionaires each holding at least 1 million marks and the top fortunes ranging from 45 million to 17 million dollars, noting Rothschild and Krupp connections. It also mentions plans for a record setting 11 story luxury ocean liner with 80 000 horsepower and lavish features moving to luxuries over speed. The column adds anecdotes on Jonah and whale tales, phonograph royalties for Caruso and Tetrazzini, and St Bernard dogs rescuing two women near Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Prussia
Krupp
Vienna
Berlin
Westphalia
Chicago Record-Herald
Pompeii
Treves
St. Bernard's
Milan
St. Bernard
Paris
Matin
Warship Waste Disposal Trial in Navy Ships
Reported navy plans test incinerators on warships to stop litter trails from slower service ships that could reveal battleship positions in war. The article notes danger of waste trails and efforts to burn waste aboard. Plus a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Sydney and an Easter promotional note for Rocky Mountain Tea at King’s City Drug Store.
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Navy Department
Sunday Socials At Local Ranches And Homes
Eagle Creek echoes William Pepmuller called at the Kenyon ranch Sunday. Mrs H A Anderson spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs F J Flanigan. Louis Lancaster is visiting his sister Mrs Van DeGrift this week. Ross Ramage and Mabelle Mitchell called on the J H Sharpe home Sunday. Harry and Otto Anderson had Sunday dinner with P W Van DeGrift and family. Miss Ruth Sharpe visited Miss Mabelle Mitchell Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lancaster
Mrs. van DeGrift
Ross Ramage
Mabelle Mitchell
J. H. Sharpe
Harry and
Otto Anderson
P. W.,van DeGrift
Ruth Sharpe
No third term bar for presidents, says Saturday Evening Post
The essay argues against restricting presidential terms and favors a simple rule that only elected limits matter. It envisions crises that might justify three consecutive terms and notes public tolerance for nonconsecutive terms, referencing a distinguished Oyster Bay resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
United States
Bryce
Europe
Lincoln
Oyster Bay
Saturday Evening Post
Democratic County Convention Calls for Chelan County
The Democrats of Chelan County convene in Wenatchee on April 27 1912 at 2 PM to elect twelve delegates to the state convention in Walla Walla on May 6 1912 Each precinct has delegates by one at large plus one per ten votes cast in 1908 Caucuses precede on April 20 1912 at 2 PM to elect delegates W O Parr chair and Charles Becker secretary.
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Chelan County
Wenatchee
Walla Walla
Blewett
Cashmere
Chelan
Chelan Falls
Chiwaukum
Colokum
Columbia
Entiat
Lakeside
Leavenworth
Malaga
Merritt
Monitor
Peshastin
Stehekin
Wenatchee Lake
West Wenatchee
W. O. Parr
Democratic County Central
Charles Becker
Prospective Tenant Seeks Lake on Estate
In a terse exchange the buyer insists on a lake for the estate. The response notes not fishing but a daughter who paints watercolors, suggesting lifestyle choices over practical use. Echo Office Butter Wrappers.
The Telephone Girl
A poem about the town gossip in a telephone operator who knows every rumor and secret It warns of the trouble she could cause if she revealed even a fraction of what she knows and notes the head spins when thinking of what one owes to the telephone girl.
Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad Promises Quick Heals
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for pimples boils scratches knocks sprains bruises burns and cuts. It claims quick relief for many ailments and targets boys and girls with a price of 25 cents at all druggists.
Thomas W Greve seeks final five year homestead proof at Waterville
Department of the Interior notice states Thomas W Greve of Reynolds Washington filed for final five year proof to establish his homestead claim on June 29 1910 entry No 08670 for the SE fourth section 11 township 26 north range 16 east Willamette meridian before the Waterville Land Office April 24 1912 Witnesses listed Nelson Forsyth Almar A Brooks Harry Smith Thomas J Dillon. W F Haynes Register
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U. S. Land Office
Waterville
Wash
Thomas W. Greve
Reynolds
Register
United States Land Office
Nelson Forsyth
Almar A. Brooks
Harry Smith
Merritt
Thomas J. Dillon
Chiwaukum
W.F. Haynes
Easter Service at Congregational Church Leavenworth
The Knight Templars Columbia Commandery No 14 will meet at the Congregational Church in Leavenworth next Sabbath at 11 oclock for Easter services. The pastor will give the address The Empty Tomb. Regular service in the evening at 8 oclock. W V Davis pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Templars
Columbia Commandery No. 14
Leavenworth
Pastor Appointed for Leavenworth Church Services
Max A. Jeffords announces appointment as pastor for Leavenworth. Preaching will be held morning and evening each Sunday with Sunday school Junior and Epworth Leagues as usual. Worship invitation.
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Leavenworth
Epworth
Max A. Jeffords
We natchee Columbia Fruit Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation with capital stock of 100000 dollars were filed in the Secretary of State office by I. M. Howell for the We natchee Columbia Fruit Company.
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Wenatchee Columbia Fruit Company
I. M. Howell
Late Home Visit Aided By Smithson Stomach Trouble
A humorous exchange leads to a long delay after meeting Smithson who talked about his stomach trouble. The punchline suggests recommending Chamberlain's tablets. Sold by ing's City Drug Store.
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Smithson
Ing
City Drug Store
Easter Services At Local Church Notice
Sunday School at 10 a.m. overseen by R P Gosslee. Preaching at 11 a.m. An Easter Message by the pastor. Ep worth League at 7 p.m. led by Miss Ruth Horn, followed by an Easter Song Service and a short pastor talk. All warmly invited. J O Hawk pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Gosslee
Epworth League
Ruth Horn
J. O. Hawk
Electric Bitters Glorious Tonic for Grips Sufferers
The text touts Electric Bitters as a tonic blood purifier and regulator for stomach liver and kidneys after grip illness. It claims the remedy strengthens nerves builds up the system restores health and good spirits. It invites trials with a 50 cent price and guarantees satisfaction.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Caruso
Mme. Tetrazzini
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Chamberlain
Eagle Creek
Echos
Wm. Pepmuller
Kenyon Ranch
H. A. Anderson
F. J. Flanigan
Democratic County Convention
Echo Office
State of Washington
Mary F. Brisky
George W. Brisky
Martin & Barrows
First National Bank
Washington
Mech
Department of the Interior
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Lutely
Orescent Mfg. Co
Seattle, Wash
Congregational Church
W. V. Davis
M. E. Church
S. J. Vandegrift
M. E. Church, Peshastin
Milot
Wenatchee Wash
Milot-Mills Co
O-W. R
C.S.L
Union Pacific
E. E. Ellis
2Nd Ave
Seattle —Elliott
Oregon-Washington Station
Jackson Street
Fourth Avenue
Seattle
Glen D. Marble
Wine Sap
Jonathan
Stayman
Rome Beauty
Delicious
Spitz
Bartlett, Buen D’anjou
Comice, Secker
Winter Nellis Pears
Bing, Lambert and
Royal Ann Cherries
N. Paterson
A. L. Haines
Cashmere Nurseries
G. A. Laudenback, Prop
Evans
Holmes
Koerner’s Pharmacy
Leavenworth Market
M. Christenson
Mgr
Emil Frank
Prop
Tumwater
Leavenworth, Washington
Upper
Wenatchee Valley
F. A. Reynolds
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