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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1907
Page
3
Drayage and transfer services advertised with heavy and light drayage notes. Includes phone 772 and R. E. Hastings. Mentions the Daily World headline and new patterns in serving spoons forks fish knives and dishes. Promotes wedding gifts of silver as appealing and urges purchase of new silverware for adornment and gifting.
The article notes potential ejectment actions by Mr. Atkinson over Pogue flats land near Brewster and Conconully, plus state land cases in Lewis and Chehalis counties and Colville school lands. Separately, 125 Seattle restaurant workers walk out over day off demands. some employers concede, bakers threaten to strike. Mrs. Wurtz returns from Indiana trip praising Washington resources and irrigation investment interest.
The Sniders thank all who offered comfort and sympathy in the loss of their beloved little son. Yours ever sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Snider.
A lively ad voice touts Snohomish Creamery Butter and Wenatchee Dairy Depot for Saturday buying. Oysters, fish, and frog legs appear at the Little Weasel market while The Wanted column in the Daily World grows, promising results.
A heated crowd berates Alderman Heaps over Japanese labor at his sawmill and threatens violence unless whites regain occupied positions. Speakers like Rev. St. George Buttrum argue against missionary work abroad, calling for help for white men at home.
An advertisement for J E Sarp Harness and Saddlery at 25 Wenatchee Avenue, next door to Little and Wetzel's Market.
Olympia reports state institutions will payroll about 225000 for the year after completing the reformatory and Salt Water Soldiers' home. November payroll totaled 17938 for 253 employees affected by civil service plans. Attendees from here included B Balch, B M Chapman, T Henry, H Shotwell, W Turner and others.
Two once homeless boys from New York who grew up in city institutions later became governors. Andrew H. Burke led North Dakota after 1899 and John J. Brady, a Yale graduate, was appointed Alaska governor by McKinley.
A traveler visits a southern farm where the hayfields employ many men. The farmer lists ranks from private to colonel among his workers and notes he will not hire any brigadier generals, remarking on the varied worth of military titles after the Civil War.
Major Anderson a Great Northern right of way agent was badly hurt in a runaway near Entiat yesterday. He was carried to the city and boarded the eastbound train to Spokane where Dr. McCoy accompanied him. He suffered injuries to the face and eye from the incident.
About twenty Wenatchee attendees report on a Northwest Fruitgrowers Association convention held in Vancouver British Columbia last week. A three day session included all reading fruit sections of the northwest except Yakima. Delegates enjoyed a royal good time across the border.
Open till 9 p m at Wenatchee Hotel all millinery at cost plus many Christmas present goods at low figures Mme Wiffany Sauerkranz and wienerwurst good dope Littie Wetsel Company no further details provided
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