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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
4
A Wenatchee World clipping discusses Anglo Irish relations and American influence with quotes from the Boston Globe. It cites English aristocracy seeking American funds and mentions John Redmond as an Irish national leader, reflecting on political dynamics between Ireland and Britain.
The article argues for forming a northwest fruit growers organization to improve market distribution. It notes benefits seen in cotton tobacco orange sectors and suggests a central office and field agents to regulate supply, reach new markets, and stabilize prices. The subject will be discussed at the next State Horticultural association meeting.
The piece critiques Mr Bal four and the London Standard for denouncing American support of Irish nationalism by shouting about "American gold." It argues Tory and Unionist resistance to popular indignation over the Lords veto power masks political stubbornness and questions Bal four as a statesman.
Indianapolis December 7 The Indiana Horticultural Society marks its semi centennial with the largest convention in its history at the state house. President C N Lindley of Salem opened the gathering with an address followed by papers on fruit growing topics. Sessions conclude tomorrow.
Oklahoma City hosts the Oklahoma Retailers' Association convention as retail merchants discuss freight rates parcels post mail competition and other mutual interests. Local delegates gather to address matters affecting trade and distribution within the state.
Tonight and tomorrow the Wenatchee theatre screens the St. Louis aviation meet films. Ex President Roosevelt appears in a biplane sequence amid a parade of airships and monoplanes. The hour long program costs the same admission with no change for the extraordinary bill. Local notices mention various residents and incidents around Wenatchee.
The Wenatchee post office advertises remaining uncalled letters for the week ending December 6 1910. Names include Francesco Adriani Dr George G Bancroft Norman Ballard Will Bell Adolfo Cornacchini Mrs Ethel Dun can Salvatore Calimonte D B Eby ard Grant Mrs Linda Heikkita C Will Foxford Lyman Gibson How A Huston Burt Johnston Wm S C Jonson Clayton C Kemper Dalle Nogare Marrimo B Milo Norman McFarlane K H Monroe Gracy Morris Miss Lizzy Mulligan W H Pope Matt Regina Miss M O Rob ins J F Stickles Aandrias Sarstad C A Thompson A C Trimble Nikola Vrsic Nick Wrzick returned to 232 Penn Ave. Callers please say advertised.
The executive committee met in Washington on December 7 to finalize a program for a major southern commercial rally to be held in Atlanta next March.
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