Wenatchee and Okanogan advertising clash over regional promotion
Rufus Woods argues Wenatchee benefits from advertising Okanogan district products including the Okanoogan area’s apples. He defends Wenatchee’s role in promoting Entiat Chelan Orondo and Okanogan fruits and questions Brewster Herald’s criticism as counterproductive to regional development.
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Brewster Herald
Wenatchee
Okanoosan
Entiat
Chelan
Orondo
Okanogan
Seattie
Spokane
Brother Herald
Washington
Public Schools Urged to Emphasize Essentials Over Fancy Subjects
Chicago critics complain three R’s are under taught in public schools and graduates lack practical skills. They argue nature study and high level topics steal time from reading writing and arithmetic, leaving students unprepared for daily life and work.
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Chicago
Business Writing Over Mathematics Said Needed
The Chronicle argues graduates lack business letter skills while public schools overextend curriculum. It notes students need practical training for the real world and that mathematics may wait until business duties demand it.
Keep Calm And Let Money Work For You
Advice from the Manufacturers' Record urges restraint and optimism amid economic jitters. It cautions against panic, notes funds returning to banks as confidence recovers, and compares nerves to a frightened night scene. The column promotes Cold Remedy and local Wenatchee merchants.
River service schedule and irrigation folder notice
Effective on and after Nov 1 1906 the Up River line runs Wenatchee to Brewster with daily departures at 5 00 am from Wenatchee Orondo 8 00 am Entiat 8 30 am Chelan Falls 12 00 m Pateros 6 00 pm and Brewster 6 05 pm Greamer serves Wenatchee to Bridgeport on Mon Wed Fri mornings with return the same night Request special folders on the Okanogan irrigation project and Lake Chelan district
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Orondo
Entiat
Chelan
Pateros
Brewster
Chelan Falls
Greamer
Bridgeport
Okanogan Irrigation Project
Lake Chelan District
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Daily World
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L. O. Hall
J. W. Stealton
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Ray L. Roderick
D. M. Clemens
Columbia Street
Grace Smith
John Crowl
Wenatchee Produce Co
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S. M. Lewis
Wenatchee Business College
Nob Hill
C. G. Hall
Albany Nurseries, Inc
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Oregon
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Express & Parcel Delivery
F. M. Lucavish
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E. F. Sprague
A. J. Martin
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P. O
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Methow Street
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C. C. Ward
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Wenatchee, Wash
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Snohomish Creamery
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H. Dennis
W. M
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A. TF. Krupp
Offoe
First National Bank
G'pgs
DR. Hutchinson
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World Office
Inquire World Office
DR. Cameron
Rosenbax Block
Maccabees OF the World
Power Hall
J. H. Dahling
C. A. Battles
L. Neff
Lewis-Clark School
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J. W. Lemon
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Sydney 8
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C. H. Armstrong
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Daniel McCrook
Spragee Hall
Emma Gardner
Im. R. Olds
Hanford
East Wenatchee
G A. R
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Department of Washington and
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Odd Fellowshall
M. O. Merrill
J. B. Palmer
Riverside Lodge
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R. H. Nowlan
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