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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1908
Page
2
The notice lists second class mail status for Wenatchee Washington along with subscription rates for one year and six months paid in advance and carrier delivery pricing per week. The text includes garbled rate figures and missing values.
The article warns that voter turnout for the upcoming primaries may be lower than in the general election and urges citizens to register. It argues primaries are crucial for choosing representatives and urges weighing candidates’ qualifications and voting responsibly. It notes candidates expect the public to decide and will accept the outcome.
A strike by typesetters in Copenhagen on August 10 caused all newspapers to suspend publication. The situation is described as serious.
Cleveland dispatch reports Mrs. Mary Boden, 67, daughter of Mrs. Rose Beckwith, was instantly killed when the automobile she rode in exploded today near Painesville Ohio.
Dispatches from Tabriz report the American flag over the U S consulate was shot away yesterday. The American consul warned both revolutionists and state troops that firing near the consulate will not be tolerated. Authorities consider the act accidental.
Forest Supervisor Millham returns from Washington after three months with the national forestry office. Local interest grows as a county plank condemning the department is questioned, with critics unsure of the plank’s intent regarding agricultural lands and national forests.
The Leavenworth Echo criticized Field's forestry policy while Field promised to discuss the issue in Wenatchee campaign address. Millham avoided specifics, praising openness and noting floods linked to timber cutting. Pinchot lauded for integrity and dedication to conserving public forests. Public interest grows ahead of Field's city address.
World Office distributes Navarre postal cards free of charge for supporters in the bid to elect Judge Navarre as state land commissioner. A carload of scenery arrived for a Wenatchee theatrical company touring this week promising good entertainment for locals.
A Medford wire reports Ly H. Belser died by his own hand amid a weeklong drinking period. Mrs. Belser says he had repeatedly vowed that if he could not master his terrible addiction he would kill himself, and after a spell of sobriety he fulfilled that threat.
The candidate Le Fred Kemp, a Ann Arbor law graduate and former newspaper editor, enters late but shows energy, experience, and strong appeal. His campaign will attract followers. observers expect significant interest in his bid. Ennis Bros promote Champlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, made in Des Moines, now sold in Narcoossee Florida.
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