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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1908
Page
2
Flaharty Bakery moves to 26 North Wenatchee avenue opposite Wiester's Department Store. The notice warns against impure water and promotes Melt Our Ice for drinking water from Wenatchee Canning Co.
The note lists the main office and editorial location in the Columbia Valley Bank Building Wenatchee Washington with Farmers Phone 1131 and indicates second class mail at the Wenatchee post office.
Advertisers are instructed to send display advertising copy to the World office by 11 oclock. Classified ads will be accepted until 130 p m.
The article indicates President Roosevelt plans a special congress message to curb anarchy. The attorney general was ordered to probe legal authority for executive action and new laws may be needed to prevent anti government outrages like those at Union Square and Chicago.
Governor Mead proclaims April 9 Arbor Day and Wenatchee urged to plant trees to beautify the city. Cashmere plans city tree program, while Okanogan papers discuss Taft Jones Mead clubs and a Republican campaign surge. The Okanogan Independent to expand its plant and broaden coverage, asserting liberal, independent aims for county upbuilding.
Miss Olive Stewart leads Wenatchee Daily World contest for a trip to Alaska with only a week left to gather subscriptions. If she wins she would visit the north and raise Quincy and Douglas county profile and promote the city. Wenatchee Cans Co promotes pure ice and novelty papers through M. O. Merrill's announcing teaser items.
Architects unveil Central Park West project in New York to seat 2318 with 600 orchestra, 800 in boxes, 1418 galleries. Luxurious stage facilities include 100 by 68 feet stage, 32 foot pit depth, 45 foot proscenium arch and extensive foyers. Backers pledge profits support art endowment and education.
The document lists city officials and department heads including mayor councilmen police judge chief of police water commissioner city engineer street commissioners health officer school board members and other local officials. Names include A. Geilatly F. D. Case H. R. Parshall M. G. Russi L. H. Belser Chas Wildberger C. E. Tr saree J. Graves Sam Sumner J. B. Palmer J. Ferguson F. Sherburne Roy Zahren J. W. Sussex A. T. Kaupp and A. Gellany with Chas Kyle indicating a Little Field alignment.
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