The Progressive Party and What It Advocates
Theodore Roosevelt argues in Century Magazine that two core aims drive the Progressive Party: restoring clear distinctions between parties and addressing vital new issues for workers, farmers, and small businesses. He promotes collective action with individual initiative, federal and state rights, an interstate industrial commission, a progressive tax on inherited wealth, and direct people’s control over government to ease everyday life.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Century Magazine
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Interstate Industrial Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Wenatchee Listings
A montage of real estate transfers in Wenatchee shows numerous parcels changing hands with prices from 40 to 4500 dollars. Notable deeds include parcels in Fairgrounds and Lear Gardens as well as the sale of additional properties and personal property tied to W S Schmitten and Company. The piece closes with a tongue in cheek Apple Show slogan proposal linking apples to health and consumption.
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James J. Ramage
Fruit Products Congress
Ramage
Forest creatures forecast early hard winter warns of snow
Timberman Herman Anderson from St. Maries Idaho reports deer and elk leaving high country for lower ground signaling incoming snow. Squirrels storing nuts and roots and rabbits changing coats indicate a prolonged cold season. Migrating birds gather as they prep for southward flight. Echo classifieds urge seeking results.
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Northwest
Herman Anderson
St. Maries
Idaho
St. Joe River
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey writes that after suffering a month with a troubled stomach she tried Chamberlains Tablets following reading letters of cures in the advertising booklet. She has taken nearly three quarters of a package and can now eat almost anything she wants. For sale by all dealers.
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G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
Wenatchee Valley Apple Crop Worth $3 000 000
Heavy cash purchases in the Wenatchee valley over three weeks shift the market. About one quarter of the 3000 car load crop has been sold cash at 1.35 to 1.50 per box for Jonathan and Winesap apples, with agencies expecting 1.75 for Winesaps and 1.50 for Jonathans. Estimated crop value reaches 3 million dollars.
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Wenatchee Valley District
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Wenatchee, Washington
Methow Valley Creamery Butter
Leavenworth Market
Dinas
Asderac
Attle
Veoh Aes
Waaeee
Giro Essees Yeccas
Illiams CO
Chelan County Abstract Company
H Parker
Fairgrounds
Wen
Schroeder
Rosa
J F Martin
Marie Mills
Grand View
Wendell G Pate
Martin L Martin L
Juneau
Columbia
EA Farris
Theodore Wynhoff
GC Klein
RM Weimer
Alice Price
Nob Hill
Wen M Horan Et al
Walter Roys
Wen Cem
Kathryn Close To
Mazurie
Lear Gardens
Gates
Schmitten
Sophia Strunke
Fred L Marble
Alice R Marble
Madge Johnson
John W Beasley
Leav
John A J Farrell
Edward L Lenz
Anthony Blomeke Et
Stuart S Janey Et
Metropolitan National Bank
N L Brown
John Heaton
Chas Kenyon
Alice W Holmes
J W
Dutcher
L Debord
F Morris
R Prowell
EF Morris
W Hoffman
Spokane
Wenatchee Valley
Shannon
Leavenworth
Pacific Beer
J. B. Violette
F. H. Hutchings
Churchill & Ritchie
Leavenworth, Wash
Cascade
Wm. C. Roach
Front Street
Leavenworth State Bank
Harper Whiskey
Opera
Jj. E. Tholin
Washington
Harrington
Leavenworth Lumber Co
Seattle Brewing & Malbing
Seattle, Wash
Lee Howerton
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