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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
8
An early morning homicide leaves investigators with few clues. The victim, Turner, age 22 and recently married a month, suffered severe head injuries. No suspects or motives are yet identified.
A catalog style entry lists utensils including a triple plate sugar shell salad forks jelly spoons and fruit knives. Each unit labeled with item descriptions and counts for potential purchase.
A brief notice highlights prices at five and six dollars, indicating unusually low costs for items. The fragment emphasizes value shopping with prominently displayed amounts.
The Gem Theatre will show re enacted Custer Massacre films next Monday and Tuesday with Major J B Whalen giving a lecture. The cost of the picture was ten thousand dollars and it claims to be the finest moving picture ever made with 400 painted warriors and white cavalry. The accompanying lecture promises new details on Custer Reno and the battle plus Crow Indian fair scenes and Indian sports.
The census report from Washington lists Idaho at 325 594 residents, Oregon at 672 765, and Nevada at 81 875. The figures reflect population counts as of the latest enumeration in the period.
C Green, former Spokane county auditor and now treasurer of Western Empire Insurance, travels with A C Palmer to promote the Tri state home company. The firm, with 300000 paid up capital and 300000 surplus, plans wider Northwest stock distribution while keeping a broad base of local investors.
John W. Liddell is sued by the Big Department Store of Cashmere and the Cashmere State Bank is garnished to secure payment. The defendant must appear in superior court within 20 days to show cause why the collection should not be made.
The American Boy Scout Citizens' Committee will meet at the Commercial Club rooms for lunch next Tuesday. Every member is requested to be present. Signed Bers r Sheizman.
C C Burt representing the Kirkland addition to Seattle left for Cashmere to campaign in its interest. He praises local support and urges buyers to consult W R Wilson, a Kirkland purchaser familiar with conditions. Burt plans several weeks away but will return westward afterward.
James A. Allen of Seattle registers at the Elman awaiting government engineer Eugene Ricksecker to direct Columbia River improvement work. Allen and two assistants plan to build two barges at Wenatchee near the C. and O. wharf, with construction to begin immediately as materials arrive.
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