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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
6
The Daily World urges readers to use want ads to find top horse prices, selling clients to set high values, and to learn about farm and home deals. It highlights opportunities in urban boarding and miscellaneous money making chances.
Readable list of produce and staples with unit prices including buckwheat corn meal farina and raisins. Notes on apples grapes cranberries peppers pumpkins radishes and tomatoes with per unit or per pound pricing. Some items show quantity options and small two for prices.
A crowded composite page lists groceries, dairy such as Camembert Edam and Wisconsin cheese, butter eggs lard and Cottolene, fruits like oranges and lemons, meats including T bone and pork chops, and grains hay and feed. It also includes aDoctoring ad for Dean's Kidney Pills and a train schedule for Wenatchee with various routes and times.
Delegates from labor organizations across Pennsylvania met in Harrisburg to protest government by injunction and judge made law. They condemn use of state constabulary to suppress strikes in Pittsburgh and Vandergrift ban on Labor Day parade.
Stockholders of the Ohio and Indiana Oil Company a Maine corporation met in Augusta on December 9 to decide on winding up the company. They cited falling oil prices and exhausted production in the company’s territory as reasons for disposing of holdings and entering liquidation.
Leaders of national reputation attend the twenty ninth annual meeting of the National Civil Service Reform association in New York. Dr Charles W Eliot presides. discussions cover civil pensions consular reform and merit system application to higher municipal offices.
People named Hull and a long roster including Mrs Frank Carleton Miss Amelia Marsh Master Rex Patrick and others are asked to respond that the will is advertised. The notice from L. M. Hull P. M. also promotes The Howard Dustless Duster sold at the Perfection hair and notion store 105 N Mission Street.
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