Editor Entered as Second Class Matter Notice
Fred Simpich and Rufus Woods are listed in a Wenatchee Washington post office second class matter notice indicating their involvement with the edition.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
2
Fred Simpich and Rufus Woods are listed in a Wenatchee Washington post office second class matter notice indicating their involvement with the edition.
Colonel Alden J. Blethen concedes the Morning Times suspension after losing about 10 000 monthly for eight months. He notes the Morning Times used the Evening Times plant at no rent and contrasts Seattle’s failing attempt with his success at the Evening Times. He cites the evolution of morning papers and rising page counts across West Coast cities.
A French veteran meets Napoleon and, after being told he is named chevalier for losing one arm, asks what if he had lost both. The emperor jokes he would have made him an officer of the Legion, prompting the veteran to sever his other arm with his sword.
The K P lodge held its annual election for 1908 naming officers Co C E T Balch V C Chas Gochnauer Prelate Chas Wurtz M F William Cressell M E L O Hall J R S Bert Lake M A Chas Fenton M W Terry Ross J G Jack Quigg C E Joe EF Graves trustees A G Poyne W Wilson and Dr D W King Installations set for early next year.
Van Fiske of Cashmere was married in Seattle to Margaret McDermaid of St. Paul. Dannie is well known in Werachee and many friends and the world wish him joy.
A letter urges fruit growers and merchants to back a united marketing plan to boost prices and stabilize shipments. It argues higher orchard output in coming years will raise profits by up to a million dollars, if growers avoid flooding markets and rely on a well run association. Signed by numerous business leaders and growers.
The article reports 1,000 deaths linked to Ms. Hagenow and notes her alleged role in Lola Maddison's death, tied to the Mrs. Bradley murder trial of Senator Brown. It mentions the timing of the Hagenow verdict with Mrs. Bradley’s trial closing and references a loan offer by John A. Gellatly.
Effective November 1 1906 the Up River line runs Wenatchee 5 00 am Coelan Falls 12 00 m Pateros 6 00 pm Orondo 8 00 am Arrive Brewster 6 00 pm Ballat 8 30 am Down River depart Brewster 4 00 am Pateros 4 20 am Chelan Falls 8 30 am Entiat 9 30 am Orondo 10 00 am Arrive Wenatchee 12 00 m Steamer to Bridgeport leaves Wenatchee Monday Wednesday Friday mornings and returns the same night Special folders available for Okanogan irrigation project and Lake Chelan district.
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