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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
4
Howard Thomas Jewelers and Mascot Cigar Store Move
A Women's Exchange is removed to Wenatchee Hotel south of the post office. Howard Thomas Jewelers and The Mascot Cigar Store announce move to Nerenburg Place after December 9 with a full line of Nair goods corsets made to order and up to date merchandise to display in larger quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Exchange
Wenatchee Hotel
Post Office
Allmn
Mme
Tiffany
Mery Foe
Mascot Cigar
Nerenburg Plack
Banks set new hours in Wenatchee notice
Notice to the Public states that starting Monday December 16 1907 bank hours in Wenatchee will be 9 a m to 3 p m each business day. Institutions named include First National Bank Columbia Valley Bank and Farmers & Merchants Bank of Wenatchee Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
First National Bank
Columbia Valley Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank OF
Wenatchee, Wash
Be Original and Self-Reliant Says Herbert Hapgood
A public exhortation urges initiative and self reliance in business. It recounts a merchant who rose from a fire emergency when his boss failed to provide fire instructions and stresses that waiting for others stifles leadership and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthor
Herbert J. Hapsood
Spokane Opposes Parcels Post Expansion and Rates
Spokane groups including the Chamber of Commerce the Merchants' Association and the Grocers' Association condemn the proposed parcels post changes. They argue the 12 cent rate would harm wholesale and retail interests impede western development cripple rural merchants and benefit eastern catalogs. They call on senators and congressmen to oppose such bills and support postal savings banks with government depository rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcels Post
Spokane
Wash
G. von L. Meyer
Inland Empire
Pacific Northwest
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Spokane Merchants’ Association
Spokane Grocers’ Association
Exters
Chamber of Commerce
Largest winter gold shipment moves from Fairbanks to Puget Sound
Private advices report $1,260,000 in gold dust and bricks at Summit on Thompson Pass on the way from Fairbanks to Puget Sound. The nearly two ton treasure was cached due to scarce snow and guarded by armed men. The freighter Dan Kennedy transported it from Tanana, departing Nov. 11, with $750,000 in bricks and $450,040 in bank notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Valdez
Summit
Thompson Pass
Fairbanks
Puget Sound
Tanana
Dan Kennedy
Fairbanksing Co
Indus
First National Bank
Selon Et Teat Rairvad
No Church Service Sunday Edict Extends School Reopen
Health Officer Gilchrist announces no church services in the city this Sunday and extends current conditions until next Wednesday when schools will reopen. Dr. Gilchrist tells World reporter the precautionary measure aims to protect public health.
The Daily Word Outshines Rival Wash In Advertising
Advertisers favor The Daily Word as the leading advertising medium over rival Washington outlets. The paper has expanded its reach with targeted campaigns and stronger reader engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinst
Mrs Mahoney Hosts Evening At First Street Home
The Misses Mahoney entertained a group of friends at their First street residence last evening. About five hundred attendees joined Messrs Dan Mahoney Gorham Humphreys Sam Mills Otto Anderson and the Misses Mary Duff Bernice Thompson Marie and Jule Mahoney for the social event. Also noted is a reference to the new secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and former director of the U S Geological Survey.
Boomerangs and Books in A Lively London Spectator Byte
A London Spectator snippet riffs on Barnato Barney’s literary boast and a mock essay contest. It previews a playful clash of wit about literary value, notes Persian flower adornment trends, and critiques boomerang history as an oddly rational weapon from an ancient, practical culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnate
Barney Barnate
Barnato
B. I. Barnato
London Telegraph
London Spectator
Lindy’s Criticism at a London Music School
A young Septemman learned the violoncello in London then returned to his village to perform for friends. After a brief recital his grandfather remarked with a humorous surprise that the melody has no smell, a quip captured by the Liverpool Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Septemman
London
Liverpool Mercury
Shoes of My Design Told by Customer and Shoemaker
The line depicts a Lady Customer explaining her shoe preferences and a Shoemaker acknowledging both the fit and style. The exchange highlights a tailor’s attention to large inside comfort and small outside appearance during shoe construction.
Pretty Bad Illustrated Bits Exchange
Dialogue snippet shows a wife prompting smoking of cigars and a husband delaying until Tommy shows interest. The bit suggests a domestic scene with a plan to “settle it” between characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Reclamation upheaval rumor shocks United States service
Rumors circulate among United States Reclamation Service employees of a near upheaval. An informant close to the department says Engineer Jacobs has resigned amid dissension over insufficient tools and staff. Wage cuts since December 1, 20 to 50 cents daily, fueling labor demoralization and rapid employee turnover per Yakima Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Reclamation Service
Department
Jacobs
Yakima Herald
Christmas Don'ts for Thoughtful Gift Giving
A compact guide from Success Magazine advises researchers to avoid overspending and low quality items. Emphasizes giving with heart, selecting appropriate, meaningful gifts, and not yielding to social pressure or bargain temptations. Encourages restraint and sincerity over flashy presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Magazine
Creston Elects Officers in Quiet Town Vote
Creston voters chose F. A. Duncan as mayor and Daniel Worby Dr. A. D. Snyder and J. S. Hough as councilmen with Will Fox elected treasurer in a light turnout the Dec 4 town election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
F. A. Duncan
Daniel Worby
A. D. Snyder
J. S. Hough
Will Fox
Citizens' Ticket Wins Big in Reardan Election
In Reardan on December 4, the town election saw record turnout with the Citizens' ticket defeating the Tax Payers' ticket by a large margin. Winners include W. S. Bliss for mayor, councilmen H. Z. Dean and J. A. Hansen, and F. A. Smith as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
Reardan
W. S. Bliss
Light Vote at Odessa Elects Councilmen and Treasurer
At the Odessa town election on December 3 the ticket won by O. F. Minch H. C. Phillips and J. P. Weber for two-year council terms and Joseph Kriegler as treasurer. With no issues or opposition the turnout was light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
O. F. Minch
H. C. Phillips
J. P. Weber
Joseph Kriegler
Oysters Fish and Frog Legs at Little Wetsel Market
Vendors offer oysters and frog legs along with fish at the Little Wetsel market. Shoppers browse seafood and freshwater catches as seasonal offerings draw steady customer traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Wetsel
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.O. Hall
Proctor
Mission Stree
THE
Wenatchee Bakery
FR. A. Mechtel
Prop
Tee
Howard Thomas Jeweler
Smithsonian Institution
United States Geological
Charles D. Walcott
Wills
Persia
Lindy
H. L. Wiester
Johnson Co
Pioneer Piano House
New
Seattle
Third and
University Washington
St. Paul
C. Gotzian & Co
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