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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
4
The Wenatchee Daily World is published by World Publishing Co. each afternoon except Sunday with editor W. S. Trimble. It lists post office entry details, office address in Wenatchee Washington, and subscription rates for carrier and mail, plus a weekly edition named The Wenatchee Advance issued Fridays.
The article argues for scientific tariff revision and river and harbor appropriations, praising Roosevelt’s planned public discussion of the Republican defeat. It suggests a shift from old log-rolling to businesslike legislation and predicts Roosevelt’s influence for twenty years in social reform.
The forestry department plans to reseed nine thousand acres in the Pacific Northwest with Norway spruce and tall pine. The effort aims to reclaim burned lands yearly under careful scientific conservation. Gifford Pinchot’s influence is cited as foundational to the ongoing program.
Johnny O Neill and Kitty Bowers plan marriage but face paternal opposition. Kitty’s farmer father Philip Bowers tells the suitor to start from humble beginnings, noting he saved half his earnings and invested to buy the family farm. The story frames drive, perseverance, and a young couple’s path to independence.
Johnny O Neil and Kit win prosperity after discovering coal oil on the Bowers farm once sold for a song. Johnny claims luck had nothing to do with it, while Mr Bowers watches from afar as oil riches unfold through partnerships and town connections. The couple marries after Johnny arrives in a $7,500 car and proves his ascent to wealth.
George Hacken schmidt the Russian Lion and Jess Westergaard of Des Moines have finished training in Chicago for their wrestling bout tomorrow night. Both are in excellent condition and a hard contest is anticipated. The bout was postponed one day from tonight.
Teachers' examination will be held this week on Thursday Friday and Saturday in the office of the county superintendent at the courthouse.
J C Gay of Okanogan writes from St Louis detailing market prices for Wenatchee Yakima and Idaho fruit. He urges a unified Wenatchee North Central Washington growers selling organization to bypass commission men and boost local prices.
The ith annual convention of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress opens in Washington with plans to press Congress for a comprehensive waterway policy. President Taft to speak, with Governor Harmon of Ohio, Gen. W H Bixby, Gov. Horace White, Champ Clark, and Col. William S. Silbert among speakers from government and industry.
A major blaze at the Feadrick Tobacco company plant in Evansville Indiana caused about 750000 dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the flames through the night and no injuries were reported.
General Ernest von Reichenau, German artillery expert, visits New York to witness tests at Sandy Hook. He argues America is unprepared for war and urges universal conscription, asserting nations must arm and mobilize quickly. He cites Germanys reserve army and critiques American tactics due to small force.
Warning of croup danger prompts mothers to keep Poley’s Honey and Tar at home and use it at first signs. The product claims no opiates and is sold by Wen tchée Drug Co.
Phone 1136.
Deed transfers, mortgages and patents listed for Wenatchee Chelan and Peshas tin area include M M Kingman to J R Harvey $5700, J R Harvey to Kingman $3000, W S Raymond to Sarah A Mooney $200, and multiple deeds in Chelan town sites with prices from $1 to $450, plus Lontz Kaiser mill district and Peshastin Orchards contracts.
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