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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1907
Page
2
A columnist questions Wenatchee residents' eye for beauty in local construction. Many new buildings show architectural effort, but others lack care in exterior appearance and could be improved by consulting architects and studying house designs for lasting beauty.
The Tacoma merchants report unprecedented early holiday trade, per Rev. J. W. Berger returning from the Sound. The Union Pacific plans to hire thousands for the Portland to Tacoma rail line construction, signaling economic activity in the state.
A crowded house praised Mr. Dampsel for a clean performance with no double meanings. Frances Farr stood out as the bright star, delivering The March of the Teddy Bears and drawing repeated encores. The show earned a full house though some cast members attempted risqué moments, which drew little applause.
The funeral of C. Eggiman will be held Sunday at two o'clock from Halls Undertaking parlors.
Mr and Mrs J E Musgrave of Oklahoma visited with Mr and Mrs P J Morris last week. Their daughter Mrs Austin Ellis resides in Mc Coy Oregon and was mentioned in the notice.
Daily World columns propose festive ideas and gift hints for readers. Opinion pieces share seasonal tips, decorating advice, and small ways to celebrate the holiday with community spirit.
An editorial from The Spokesman Review asks readers if they are mean by neglecting community service and public duties. It defines the mean man as the resident who benefits from society but contributes nothing to better the city, state or country and urges active civic participation.
Frank W. Rounds, early settler north of Waterville, reports a wheat crop of over twelve thousand bushels with about 5,000 sacks stored. Neighbors face the same backlog as fields show sacks under canvas awaiting shipments. Farmers remain in good spirits despite money shortages and expect most deliveries next year.
Effective November 1 1900 up river boats leave Wenatchee at 5 00 a m and call at Orondo Entiat Chelan Falls Pateros with Brewster arriving at 6 00 p m Down river from Brewster to Pateros Chelan Falls Entiat Orondo to Wenatchee arriving at 12 00 m Steamer departs Wenatchee for Bridgeport on Mon Wed and Fri mornings with return that night Readers are asked to request special folders on the Okanogan irrigation project and the Lake Chelan district
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