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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
6
The ad lists lemon and orange peels, peaches, and various raisins with multi item pricing. It also promotes apples for cooking and choice apples, cranberries, grape fruit, and Malaga grapes with 2 for 25c and 3 for 25c deals.
The Daily World Want Ads promise easy access to horse sales farm and home bargains boarding options and money making chances. It emphasizes staying in touch with opportunities whether buying selling or seeking high prices in the market.
A dense list shows butter, lard substitutes, lard, Cottolene, hay, grain, seafood, cheese, eggs, almonds, sugar, and produce with varied prices. Also includes train times, electric-lighted trains, and service notes for the Wenatchee-Mansfield line with numbered train details and car types.
Captain Maurice W. Thompson proposes that state coastal colleges with military courses receive uniforms and gear from the federal government. In return, students would join coast artillery reserve units under regular army officers. He envisions eight reserve coast artillery companies and twelve total per state institutions and the National Guard ready for emergencies.
The column lists boxers and possible matchups in England and the United States. Young Pierce hopes to meet Digger Stanley in England while Ad Wolgast eyes Abe Attell at 122 pounds ringside. Attacks on weight limits and threats to relocate are noted amid ongoing negotiations.
Pittsburg seeks Fred Tenney and McGraw will likely hold the clever first baseman. Detroit Havana scores show Cuban teams can play. John M. Ward, former Giants manager, now a New York lawyer, is a National League president candidate. White Sox tour the Pacific coast for spring practice visiting Portland and Seattle. Germany Schaefer plans early trip to Hot Springs to steam his bum prop before spring ball. In Pullman, Miss Mabel Baker married Arthur Hooker of Spokane at her home. they will reside in Pueblo, Colorado.
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