Boxing Lessons And Club Meeting Summary
Boxing lessons will begin at 7 p m Monday. The Torfist club met Friday with Mrs E S Hagar. The program featured readings on Russia including The Romanoffs, Life of Alexander II, Women Rulers of Russia, History of Siberia and a reading from Bayview Magazine on the Coronation of the Czar.
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Torfist Club
E. S. Hagar
Rowmanoff’s
Russia
W. G. Myer
Alexander
W. S. Reeves
L. V.wells
Siberia
J. A. Miler
Bayview Magazine
Czar
S. A. Thompson
A Sheep Tale Controversy Over Lost Sheep Claim
The piece recalls a dramatic incident where a flock allegedly rolled down a steep slope into a river, causing many to drown or be maimed and their wool torn by rocks. The narrator questions the tale, noting it may require more similar reports to persuade readers.
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Gaye
Local Money Situation Improves as Wheat Moves Forward
Local banks report deposits rising by 112617.86 since August 22 and a generally debt free populace. Geo R Fisher of First National Bank notes strong local conditions with ample vault cash and fewer loan calls. W A Thrapeo of Farm & Merchants Bank predicts improved money flow as wheat marketing begins in a few days.
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Geo. R. Fisher
First National Bank
W. A. Thrapeo
Bork
J E Sarp Harness and Saddlery Ad
J E Sarp announces harness and saddlery at 25 Wenatchee avenue next to Little and Wetzel's Market offering equipment and supplies for riders and teams.
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J. E. Sarp
Harness and Saddlery
Wenatchee Avenue
Little & Wetzel’s Market
Local banks report improved finances and debt repayment
Guy C. Browne of the Columbia Valley Bank notes March and December statements show West coast banks in good order and New York’s troubles delaying recovery. Wenatchee banks report higher deposits and cash, with loans down by $75,000 from last month and more customers paying debts.
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Guy C. Browne
Columbia Valley Bank
Comptroller
West
New York
Wenatchee
jJast
No Church Services Called Off By Health Officer
Health Officer Gilchrist suspends all public meetings in the city through next Wednesday amid no current smallpox danger. Drayage and transfer services listed as available by R. E. Hastings.
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Gilchrist
Bank Statement for Wenatchee First National Bank 1907
Secretary note: Bank statement for Wenatchee First National Bank shows resources and capital figures as of December 6 1907. Fisher cashier swears the figures true to best knowledge with notary Reeves and directors Reeves Miller Chase attest the correctness, including deposits notes and capital stock totals.
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Shington
Che- Fisher
Geo. R. Fisher
Actian
Jacob H. Miller
Frank Reeves
Marvin Chase
Wenatchee Auxiliar y formed at Malaga schoolhouse
A meeting at Malaga school house organized an auxiliary to the Wenatchee Horticultural Society. J A Rippey was elected president and W W Perrine secretary. Five delegates were chosen to meet the Wenatchee society. Miss Bessie Holmes visiting Wenatchee is with Miss Alta Corcoran this week. The J H Richardson reservoir tunnel nears completion after a three week double crew effort. We natchee Produce Co manager J T Jones paid a business visit. Read the Daily World for fresh news.
Saturday shopping prompt for Snohomish Creamery Butter
Customer notice advertises Snohomish Creamery Butter and urges Saturday shopping. It invites readers to phone Wenatchee Dairy Depot with orders, attributed to S. T. Wells as prep.
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Wenatchee Dairy Depot
S. T. Wells
Oysters fish and frog legs at Little Wetsel market
Vendors at the Little Wetsel market offer oysters fish and frog legs for shoppers. The bustling scene features seafood and amphibian fare drawing interest from locals.
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Little Wetsel
Millinery at Cost and Holiday Goods at Wenatchee Hotel
At Cost. All millinery disposal at cost with many Christmas suitable goods at low figures. Open till 9 p.m. at Wenatchee Hotel. Woman's Exchange. Mme. Wiffany. Sauerkraut and wienerwurst, good dope. Little Wetsel Company.
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Wenatchee Hotel
Woman's Exchange
Mme
Wiffany
Sauerkraut and Wienerwurst
Little Wetsel Company
Woman's Exchange Ad at Wenatchee Hotel
A Woman's Exchange notice states removal to the Wenatchee Hotel south of the post office. It promotes a full line of hair goods corsets made to order and millinery goods at cost under Mme Tiffany. The Daily Word endorses itself as the best advertising medium in Central Washington.
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Woman's Exchange
Wenatchee Hotel
Post Office
Mme. Tiffany
Central
Washington
Wenatchee Banks Set 9 to 3 Daily Hours
Notice to the public from December 16, 1907, states banking hours will be 9 a m to 3 p m on all business days. Institutions: First National Bank, Columbia Valley Bank, Farmers & Merchants Bank of Wenatchee, Wash.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Frank Buscher
L. W. Bragg
G. A. Billings
J. F. Daniel
J. E. Daniel
J. H. Ellison
Annie Field
Jessie White
Jennie Gormly
S. George
Lucy Housden
Frank Haurdorf
Chas. H. Jones
O. H. Kimball
Florence Lord
Mabel Morse
W. J. Ryan
BE. R. Taylor
Harry Wilson
J. R. Wilson
Dean Wakefield
A. Wilson
John Wenner
L. M. Hull
First National Bank
Columbia Valley Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank OF
Wenatcher, Wash
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Xmas
the Pearl Grocery
Wenatchee Business College
Wenatchee, Washington O
Tory
Eveni Vs
Seattle
R. E. Hastings
Ington
U. S. Treasury
Idea
Individuy Dev
Tim
Fred Reeves
Notary Public
The
Daily World
Proctor
Mission Stree
Santy’s
Drayage and Express
Eagle Livery & Transfer CO
St. Paul
C. Gotzian & Co
EA Pylon
Foster’s Golden Gate Teas
J. &. Folger & Co
San Francisco
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