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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1906
Page
4
Walker awaits opening and local notices include lodging for rent and farm loan ads. Wenatchee entries report residents traveling, vacations, marriages, church gatherings, and business developments including a cold storage plant and telephone coop talks.
William H. B. Johnson of this city and Mary Askew were married at 2:30 pm at the bride's parents home 100 Howard Street North Seattle with Rev Drake officiating. The couple, long known locally, plan to remain briefly before moving to Quincy. the bride formerly lived in Wenatchee.
Notice: Republican County Convention in Cashmere on September 1 at 11 a.m. Primaries to elect delegates to the convention set for August 25 at usual voting places. Delegation by precincts follows listed counts. apportionment based on votes for B. F. Reid in February 23, 1905 special election. By order of County Central Committee L. M. Hull, Chairman Walter M. Olive, Acting Secretary.
New York, Aug 20. Reports say Mrs Bina F Verrault Hamilton and Mrs Stella Brown allied with a rich firm to obtain 50000 from two Wall Street figures. The women, described as beautiful, allegedly led the Kentucky Wood Alcohol Mining and Manufacturing Company scam through deception and high living.
Miss Isabella Roberts eighteen swims from the foot of Woodland avenue in Edgewater to the Neshaminy mouth on the Pennsylvania side a distance of one and a half miles. She was only slightly fatigued and considered another crossing but friends intervened. She trained days earlier, swimming Edgewater wharf to Beverly boat landing.
Notice announces a primary at the court house on August 25, 1906 from 1 to 8 for selecting six delegates to the Chelan County Convention on September 1 at Casamere. A caucus will be held August 23, 1906 at 8 p.m. to nominate delegates to be voted for at the primary. Dated August 15, 1906, John A. Gellatly Chairman, Columbia district.
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