Subscription rates for Wenatchee newspaper
The notice lists subscription rates for the paper: one year by mail in advance five dollars, six months by mail in advance two dollars and fifty cents, and carrier delivery at ten cents a week. It credits the Main Office Business and Editorial address at the Columbia Valley Bank Building Wenatchee Washington with contact numbers for Farmers Society Editor.
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Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee
Washington
Farmers
Society
Clubwomen push early shopping drive to ease clerk strain
Chicago clubwomen launch a campaign to promote pre December purchases to reduce physical and nervous stress on thousands of clerks and saleswomen. They urge shoppers to complete all purchases by December 15 to lessen the final rush and demand for instant service. Governor La Follette announces he will resign from the senatorship during the current special legislative session.
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Chicago
Andy
Chicago Daily News
Madison
Wis
la Follette
Senator Burton’s Fate Teaches Caution to Statesmen
A brief item notes that Senator Burton’s experience or outcome offers a lesson in prudence for lawmakers in other states. The piece emphasizes thoughtful conduct and careful decision making among political leaders.
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Senator Burton
Last Year for Presidents Overshadowed by Coaches
Forced from active employment Mr. McCurdy faces life’s hardships in a $3,000,000 home. Football season results are summarized amid a note on grip germs from bleachers. Secretary Wilson’s rural prosperity remarks draw criticism as schemes threaten farmer income.
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McCurdy
Wilson
Smoot Hits Million Signatures Call for Senate Exclusion
The figure M. Smoot has exceeded one million signatures from women urging his exclusion from the senate, though he does not claim the record for gathering them.
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M. Smoot
Senate
Roof collapse at London station blocks line
A massive section of the roof at Charing Cross main line station collapsed, injuring about thirty and causing deaths. Debris struck trains and a cab stand. the Continental Express was stalled outside. The Six Avenue theatre roof also fell.
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London
Charing Crosss Main Line
Six Avenue Theatre
Continental Express
Electric Mont Blanc railway project advances from Fayet
Geneva December 6 a start has been made on a railway up Mont Blanc modeled after the Jungfrau system. The twelve mile line aims to complete land work in five to six years. From Fayet to the final station the trip will cost 20 dollars and take four hours. The electric powered train will have an engine, two saloon cars for eighty passengers, three strong brakes and telephone connections between all stations.
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Geneva
Mont Blanc
Jungfrau
Fayet
Witness Beaten for Telling the Truth in Oregon
A telegram from Washington reports a principal witness against Congressman Williamson of Oregon was assaulted and badly hurt by Prineville town marshal while testifying in land fraud trials. In Cleveland, Mrs. Sarah M. Perkins aged 81 was killed when struck by a coal wagon at Euclid avenue and Doan Street. driver Edward Swan is under arrest.
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WA Hington
D.C
Interior Department
Williamson
Oregon
Prineville
Cleveland, O
Sarah M. Perkins
Ohio
Euclid Avenue
Doan Street
Fifteen Lives Lost In Steamer Wreck At Halifax
A steamer Lunberg went ashore off Amherst harbor on Magdal en Islands, killing fifteen aboard. A dispatch from Meat Cove confirms the wreck and notes Mr Leslie of the vessel firm and Canadian parliament member among those aboard. The item includes unrelated property transactions and a long anecdote about Jed Spaulding in Michigan.
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Halifax
N.S
Lunberg
Amherst Harbor
Magdalen Islands
Meat Cove
Leslie, Harland and Son
Leslie
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Nina V. King Jollnez
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Casper Bauer
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Paterons Daily
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Reeves & Reeves
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P. S
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National Telegraph Institute
P.I. Bldg
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the Flyer
Puget Sound
Eastern Express
A. A. Piper
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A.G. P
R. W. Cutts
Phone Farmers
C. L. Holcomb
Crasa & Corbin
F & M Bank
Walter M. Olive
Undertakers
C. G. Hall
A.G. Hall
Physicians and Surgeons
Frank Calp
T. Kaupp
Griggs Block
Wallender and McCoy
Forde Block
D. P. Milliken
Vet. Sur
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