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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement from a Northwest nursery firm highlights customer loyalty over profit, pledging to deliver the best trees with experienced care. The firm stresses it is a nurseryman, invites business, and asks customers to write if a salesman misses an visit.
The Spokesman Review in Spokane is accused of misrepresenting Wenatchee football claims. A telegraphed Thanksgiving challenge to Aberdeen was rejected by Aberdeen, and the state board pressed for a Wenatchee game. Aberdeen denied playing for financial reasons, while the Spokane paper is blamed for bias toward its own city’s team.
The piece examines Wenatchee Avenue in Wenatchee, describing its poor condition in bad weather and the controversy over paving with brick versus crushed rock. It recounts council votes, property owner petitions, and the anticipation of higher assessments to fund a second, costlier improvement amid growth on Mission Street.
The advertisement promotes Rexall Mucu Tone as a catarrh remedy that also aids digestion and flesh building. It claims to treat consumption risk by addressing catarrh, offers a money back guarantee, and lists 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes sold at The Rexall Store Owl Pharmacy in Wenatchee, Washington. It ends noting Lynn, Massachusetts begins the year under a new commission government.
T J Groves of the Groves Bradley Land Co. received a Mexico City letter minimizing riots as newspaper sensationalism. The writer claims Mexicans are safe, notes rioting in London and New York, and says homeseekers from Kansas City will depart for the isthmus district with future excursions planned.
Spokane officials recall the shift from native descriptive names to American ones prompted by evangelical missionaries. Captain Webster and J McA Webster discuss how names like Good Thunder and Rain in the Face gave way to English identifiers during their six years overseeing Spokane and Colville agencies.
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