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Wenatchee Can Company urges readers to avoid impure water and opt for melted ice drinking water as a safer consumption option, promoting a healthier choice against disease risk.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
2
Wenatchee Can Company urges readers to avoid impure water and opt for melted ice drinking water as a safer consumption option, promoting a healthier choice against disease risk.
Separate notes on irrigation pumping costs in Southern California and a critical editorial on the stay-at-home voter. Ex-Mayor Scheble cites one tenth of an inch of water per acre for conservation. a Boston man aged eighty who never voted is condemned for disinterest in public affairs and the duties of citizenship.
The Waterville Empire urges reelecting Gov Albert E Mead, praising his four years in office and his work on state commissions. It notes candidates are many but Mead remains a strong choice, arguing his patronage policy and reform efforts benefit the state despite criticism from opponents.
Miss Whitson of Tacoma offers piano instruction around April 20 with contact numbers 795 and 793. A Vancouver Columbian item discusses Mead favored in Washington gubernatorial race with Mead as incumbent and other candidates named, praising Mead's record and independence from corporate influence. An Angora cat ad and a request for Mrs. McGuire or Carpenter & McGuire Paint Show are noted.
Report notes no deaths occurred in Twisp and nearby Methow Valley recently amid a population around 5,005, an improbably peaceful period cited as noteworthy.
A Colvill annual Methodist conference will convene Tuesday and run for six days. Meanwhile a lone robber struck the Greenleaf saloon at Pike Street and Western Avenue Saturday night, escaping with $4.50.
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