Local Newspaper Subscription Rates August 1905
The notice lists subscription costs for Wenatchee readers with the Columbia Valley Bank Building office and Farmers phone numbers. Rates are one year by mail five dollars, six months two dollars fifty, and carrier delivery ten cents per week. The page is dated August 1, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee
Washington
Farmers
Society
Abate the Fly Nuisance and Local News Snippets
A spring fly study warns a single fly can yield over twenty million offspring in summer. Dividend methods include distributing calcium chloride on manure to curb maggot development and reduce nuisance. Local clippings cover Wenatchee Daily World’s launch, Oroville Gazette notes, and assorted remarks on cooks, titles, and Arkansas hanging errors.
Hotel Waterville changes hands and storm tolls reported
A heavy thunderstorm with rain and hail swept Waterville last night with further rain today. Grain damage is not yet known. J D Bonar of Entiat bought the Hotel Water ville lease and fixtures and plans to take possession in about two weeks. Notes on social visits and a Nome Alaska marriage are included along with a World Publishing Co. appeal for correspondents in North Central Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
J. D. Bonar
Entiat
Iowa
Robie
Mathias Raas
St. Paul
Minn
John Raas
Mattie Steiner
Judge Steiner
Robert Brown
Nome
Alaska
Washington
Douglass, Okanogan
Chelan
Address World Publishing Co
Wenatchee, Wash
Fencing Ends Silent Courtship On Farmhouse Visit
A summer boarding couple covertly chase a growing love through morning walks and moonlit porch chats. A letter reveals a fiancé and new rival as the man prepares to care for his mother and sister, ending their romance with a clearness at last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Cawley
Phil emon Sherman Named New York Labor Commissioner
The son of Civil War general William Tecumseh Sherman, Phil emon Sherman emerges as New York state’s labor commissioner candidate. A municipal questions scholar, author of Inside the Machine, Citizens' Union leader, and former New York alderman, he was born in St. Louis January 9, 1867, and trained at St. Louis University and Yale before practicing law in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philemon T. Sherman
New York State
Philemon Tecumseh Sherman
Willam T. Sherman
Citizens’ Union
New York
Mr. Sherman
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Yale
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the Wenatchee World World Publishing CO
PROP
Citylas
Oroville
Bees
The
John W. Gates
Thomas Lawson
Standard Oil Company
W. J. Bryan
Tacoma News
Arkans:s
Arkansas
Waterville News
Duluth
Minneapolis
Chicago
Points
Puget Sound
Eastern Express
Ellis-Forde Co
Bank of California
Seattle
Anglo-California Bank
San Francisco
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
M. Tompkins
R. F.lewis
V. P
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee Produce Co
Pacific States
Cashmere
Malaga
Wash
BAY
Harlin Meat CO
Ira D. Edwards
Wenatchee Valley
Eagle Livery and Transfer CO. Nc
Columbia and
Okanogan
Orondo
Chelan Falls
Paterons
Brewster
Bridgeport
T. A. Davies
Reeves & Reeves
Wenatchee Drug Co
W. T. Rarey & Co’s Building
E. F. Sprague
P. S
R. L. Holcomb
F. and M. Bank
Crass
Corbin
Orondo Ave
R. W. Cutts
Pacific Typewriter and Supply Co., Inc
Ng’s
Dr. Ki
Seattle Transfer CO
Wiester
Bowen & Lower
Tomer
Der
J. Haggerty
Avenue