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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
4
Local brief items report store openings and sales at Wenatchee shops including Walkers fashions and Grocery, a removal sale at Wenatchee Bazaar, and price reductions at Wenatchee Drug Co. Concurrent notices mention residents moving, travel, rent ads, loans, livery partnerships dissolving, and civic events such as a funeral and readings rooms for children.
London April 24 The Times reports Roosevelt faces a possible renomination with Republicans likely compelled to back him to counter Bryan. Roosevelt does not intend to allow his name to be used but may hardly refuse the nomination.
Mae Wood once a Washington department clerk filed suit in Kalamazoo circuit court to have Colon Riding Park declared a public road She signs as Mae Collier Platt and uses the Platt name in business and social life after moving to Kalamazoo Her social sphere has accepted the name with no objection though the senator’s identity remains New York based
New York says Jerome attacked Hearst calling him unimportant and claimed Murphy’s brains lie in Europe via Croker. He alleged Murphy obeyed the injunction and that Murphy seeks a third cheek to turn.
A compact appraisal notes that Plock is sound yet success is elusive as praise is rare. The piece mocks frequent errors and a man named Alfonzo who “kills” time, hinting at a broader strand about effort and achievement in print.
A string of dated, terse maxims on reputation, marriage, and behavior. The text contrasts handling domestic issues in private with public moral judgment, and ends with an ad note about Walker's latest millinery creations.
A Philadelphia politician recalls Samuel H. Ashbridge former mayor and master in the Ashbridge era. He notes Ashbridge demanded implicit obedience to orders and discouraged subordinates from altering directives.
Notice declares the Republican County Convention will be at Cashmere on September 1 at eleven a.m. Pri mary elections to elect delegates held August 25 at usual voting places. Delegation apportionment based on one delegate at large plus one per ten votes or major fraction for B F Reid in the February 23 1905 special election for Joint Senator. Precinct counts listed by Blewitt Chelan Colockum Chiwaukum Columbia Entiat Leavenworth Lakeside Lake Wenatchee Pedhastin Stehekin Wenatchee West Wenatchee. By order of the County Central Committee Hull chairman Olive acting secretary.
A tale about a young man in love who plans to send twenty roses for his beloved on her birthday. The florist misreads the order and adds ten extra roses, causing humorous consequences. The mayor relays the anecdote after a failed errand and a note about wages and job ads.
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