Chelan Organizes Stock Subscriptions For Valley Association
The article describes Chelan organizing an association with $10,000 in capital, shares of $5 each, and payment terms including December 31, 1907 for membership shares and three equal installments by April 30, 1908. It urges fruit growers and local business figures to subscribe to stock to establish a permanent organization and begin next year’s work. It notes a future vote on amending Article 6 to allow proxies if filed in writing with the secretary.
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Board of Directors
O'Brien Gets His
A news column notes Harry O'Brien the light fingered man from the August term will be transported to the state halls of joy for a Christmas dinner. Barney accompanies him on a night train journey with a casual stop in mind for the prison visit.
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Barney
Harry O’brien
Harry
State Halls of Joy
Regular services at St Luke's Episcopal Church Sunday
Regular services will resume tomorrow on the Third Sunday in Advent at St Luke's Episcopal Church. Morning prayer and sermon at 11, evening prayer and sermon at 7 30, Sunday school at 9 45, with good music and a hearty service. Seats free. T A Hilton Rector.
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Episcopal
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule in Dec
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Howard Thomas superintendent. Morning worship at 11 with Rev John W Berger sermon. 6 30 p m Young People Society and Christian Endeavor. 7 30 p m praise service and address by the minister on The Pharisee s Slur. Choir music. All welcome. John W Berger.
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Presbyterian Church
Howard Thomas
Jno. W. Berger
Young People’s Society
Christian Endeavor
John W. Berger
Christian Church Bible School and Services Schedule
Bible school at 10 a m with J Kyle assistant superintendent. Morning services at 11. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Evening services at 7 30 with the Rev A J Adams minister. Subject of sermon Which Way Are You Facing.
Services on Sunday with two sermons at 11 AM and 7:30 PM
Pastor H. L. Beightol invites all to Sunday services featuring morning sermon The Strength of Contentment and evening sermon The Poor Man Fortun e. Sunday school at 10, Junior League 2:30, Epworth League 6:30, Thursday prayer at 7:30.
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Fpworth
H. L. Beightol
Catholic Mission Schedule and Invitation
The first mass will be said at a o clock, high mass with opening sermon at 19 39 by Rev Father McDonald. Benediction with sermon at 9 30 a m. Sermons during the mission are at 9 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Catholics and non Catholics are invited to follow the mission through December 22.
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Father McDonald
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health Versus Pain
An advertisement asserts kidney ailments affect all ages in Wenatchee and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and urinary disorders. Mrs. C. W. Zimmerle of Everett testifies the remedy relieved her child’s weakness and acute back pains after two boxes, with no relapse over years. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is the U S agent. Remember the name Dean's.
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Rucker Avenue
Everett
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
At Cost Millinery Sale at Wenatchee Hotel
All millinery and many Christmas gifts offered at cost by the Woman's Exchange. Mme. Iiffany invites shoppers to visit the Wenatchee Hotel location, noting extended hours to 9 p.m. for holiday purchases.
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Wenatchee Hotel
Woman's Exchange
Mme. Iiffany
New Line of Pipes and Wenatches Postcards at the Mascot
Advertises pipes and Wenatches scenic postcards at the Mascot. Promotes consulting John A. Gellatly for securities and titles as a loan source at 10 percent per year, not to you.
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John A. Gellatly
Wenatchee Daily World News Ahead of Other Cities
The reader questions slow weekly papers in Wenatchee praising the Daily World as a more timely source of news for the region. The note implies frustration with delayed reporting and champions quicker outlets.
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Wenatchee
The
Daily World
Weather and farming prospects brighten Quincy valley reports
A local weather summary notes recent frequent rain creating small lakes that quickly drain, followed by mild days and occasional cold nights. Eastern shoppers report steady trade as farmers harvest early wheat, with cash sales rising despite wider panic. The column also mentions snow forecasts and snow cover on nearby hills, predicting good spring wheat prospects for the Quincy valley.
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Quincy Lumber & Grain Company
Columbia
Quincy
Christmas Goods Boost and Local Life in Quincy
Merchants stock up for Christmas and bank on a solid local market as Quincy’s town life grows. A large crowd attended the Edwards Sisters quartet, while Farmers Institute meetings in Pullman, Washington list speakers and topics on soils crops and dairying. The Invincibles and Unconquerables baseball game is reported with next match planned. Ladies' Aid Society held officer elections and planned a New Year’s Eve event. An editor jokes about Santa Claus and Colfax news places P. J. Friesinger in charge of a drug store. Jurors drawn for the Waterville superior court term. Twenty year wedding anniversary celebrated by local residents.
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Edwards Sisters
Douglas County
Pullman
Farmers’ Institute
Quincy
R. W. Thatcher
George Severance
A. C. Craig
State College of Washington
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hotel Victoria Changes Hands and Local Notices Prompt
The Hotel Victoria again changes ownership with E. Messick taking possession. J. H. Eckel, who ran it recently, departed for Seattle on Wednesday. Masons will host a St John’s Day banquet on Dec 27. Odessa updates place C P Goertzen moving to Rathdrum Idaho to start a wood yard with A Penner and an Odessa partner. Snohomish Creamery Butter is promoted for Sunday dinners. Wenatchee Dairy Depot advertises.
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Victoria
E. Messick
J. H. Eckel
Seattle
Masonic Lodge
St. John’s Day
Will Fight Between Curley and Vanguard in BC Championship
Jack Curley and Jess Vanguard, asserting the British Columbia title, will clash in a finish fight at Olsen's across the river tomorrow afternoon. The first ferry leaves at 2 p.m. with a preliminary before the main bout. Gate receipts go to the winner, refunds offered if the match isn’t fair. audience selects referee. Tickets from Tom O’Rourke and at the depot saloon ferry starting 2 p.m. on the 15th.
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Jack Curley
Jess Vanguard
British Columbia
Olsen’s
Tom O’rourke
Holiday Gift Ideas From The Daily World Ads
Daily World columns offer Christmas gift ideas with ongoing daily holiday suggestions. Reading the ads promises savings and potential money in your pocket before Christmas.
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