Farmers Phone 234 at Columbia Valley Bank Building
A clipped item notes a contact point at the Columbia Valley Bank Building in Wenatchee Washington listing Farmers Phone 234 for business and editorial inquiries.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
2
A clipped item notes a contact point at the Columbia Valley Bank Building in Wenatchee Washington listing Farmers Phone 234 for business and editorial inquiries.
One year by mail in advance five dollars. Six months by mail in advance two dollars and sixty cents. Delivered by carrier per week ten cents.
An Ohio minister claims heaven's most interesting feature will be the reunion of the families of the just. He notes it would be of special interest to Bourke Cochran, a man who has been married four times.
Yale's football profits for the season total sixty five thousand dollars, a better showing than the department of Greek. The remark contrasts college athletics popularity with the classics while noting public interest in football. Senator elect Davis aims for a row in Washington and faces a Senate row umpired by a parliamentarian.
The American Railway association is devising a scheme to prevent car famines. During discussions some members may think additional cars would aid the effort.
A quip notes that some people would complain about the earth if Mars and the moon had not been added to make it a job lot. The remark reflects a humorous take on gratitude for planetary gifts.
The New York Herald notes eight McCarthys sought office in Boston with three winning seats. It argues the city should create more offices at once to widen chances for candidates.
A satirical note on Cuban patriots who used revolution to enrich themselves and plunder horse stock, mocking foreign meddling and opportunistic fighters while suggesting future revolutions would be funded by stolen property and public displays of defiance.
The text warns against overindulging in work and warns a habit may form. It suggests moderation with a half hour daily effort while noting relief comes from rest and safety.
An insurance agent asks a lady her age to confirm legal capacity for a contract. She resents the question and replies with indignation. The scene shifts as a greeting interrupts with a reference to a picture of Bess asking whose image it is.
Fuller and Russell advertise multiple Chelan County listings with nine to ten acre tracts near Wenatchee, $250 per acre East Wenatchee fruit land, and larger ranch holdings in Douglas county. Properties include a 1080 acre M. B. Mathey ranch with 800 acres plow land and irrigation, and five acre tracts near Wenatchee with apple orchards and houses.
A reflective note on health discipline and the costs of constant consistency. It argues vanity and egotism obscure self awareness, suggesting balanced self-critique is needed to avoid losing enjoyment while pursuing wealth.
Get up to date job printing at the Daily World office. New press and new type promise high grade work.
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