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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
2
The notice lists subscription options: One Year by Mail in advance five dollars, Six Months by Mail in advance two dollars and fifty cents, and Delivered by Carrier per week ten cents. No further details provided.
The company cherishes friendships built in Minot before departing for Wenatchee where “Jerry from Kerry” is booked for the Saturday show. They currently fill Seattle theater to packed houses and await further dates with local officials confirming shifts in staff.
A light exchange centers on a forthcoming engagement. Susie comments on the news with a playful note about a chocolate flavor, hinting at cheerful domestic humor in a social page snippet. The dialogue showcases a flirtatious tone and keeps to light, witty banter.
A comic exchange notes a boy arrested for stealing watermelons and a jest about a scamp not bringing any home. The dialogue shifts to a weekly remark on religion likened to a frock coat, kept for Sundays and not used otherwise.
Great Northern Railway Company will receive perishable freight only on Tuesdays each week and will provide a refrigerator car on those days. Shippers are urged to arrange their consignments accordingly. A. A. Piper, official.
California lawmakers voiced strong opposition to Roosevelt's San Francisco school remarks. They claim no treaty rights were violated by excluding Japanese pupils and deem naturalization expansion to Japanese unacceptable. A delegation meeting is planned to address the issue.
The officers of the old Fruit Growers Union will meet at the office of W. O. Parr Saturday afternoon December 8 at 4 p m. Be sure and come. Important business. F B Utter Secretary. Geo H Farwell President.
Secretary Taft as Red Cross president received a telegram from James D. Phelan of San Francisco denying that any relief funds have gone astray or been stolen.
The Daily Reporter praises a Minot show titled Jerry from Kerry describing it as crackerjack and superbly entertaining. The troupe and their band received high marks from the audience with manager Bacon seeking to book them again, though unable to secure them for another night.
A humorous piece lampoons pretensions in wit and marriage, noting how many seize authority after immunity and how simple weddings become elaborate affairs. The Krupp wedding is described as grand, with a private train to a Rhine castle and even an emperor’s improvised visit.
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