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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
6
Fragmented list shows dried fruits, nuts and produce with assorted bulk prices. Items include apples peaches raisins citron candied, orange and lemon peels, apricots and cranberries, with multi pack deals such as two for twenty five cents and three for fifty cents.
The Daily World want ads highlight easy access to buying and selling horses, finding top prices, and learning money making chances. Readers learn farm and home bargains and places to board when visiting the city.
Local ad lists butter and margarine brands, lard substitutes, pork veal and fish cuts, cheeses, eggs, honey and produce with unit prices. Includes quantities like 3 lb and 10 lb lard, Cottolene in 4 and 10 lb sizes, alfalfa and Timothy hay per ton, and produce such as cucumbers and lettuce with per item prices. Also advertises daily newspaper delivery.
Irving Smith returned yesterday on No. 1 from Spokane where he visited his uncle for two weeks. Eastbound: 26 44 No. 28.
The Wenatchee Mansfield local arrives at 11 45 a m and departs at 4 30 p m. Trains 1 2 3 4 run on electric light power. Trains 27 28 do not carry passengers. Trains 385 382 run daily except Sunday. Trains 43 44 offer free chair cars. Westbound schedule continues.
Gifford Pinchot chief of the United States forest service says Congress must decide this session if coal fields and water power sites remain public or go to monopolies. He argues private development under public control, perpetual grants must stop, and power should stay in public hands with fair payments and protections for consumers.
Frank MacKean, active on pumping propositions and electrical projects, is spending the week at Entiat. He has taken control of the Gray plant there to map out future developments.
The notice lists specified train services and schedules. It includes bound and express routes among Chicago Seattle St Paul Tacoma Wen Wenerville and Waterville with numbers 12 11 25 43 381 382 27 28 43 44 and notes electric lighted cars free chair cars and passenger restrictions for certain trains.
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