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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
6
A fragmented price list shows various grocery items with cents per pound or per unit. Items include lard in multiple weights, Cottolene in 4 and 10 pounds, different cheeses such as Wisconsin Brie Camembert Limberger and imported Swiss, plus honey varieties and a strained honey quart. Prices range from 12 to 66 cents, reflecting a mid-20th century market display.
The Daily World urges readers to use its want ads to find the best horse bargains and the highest prices for selling. It promotes opportunities to buy farm and home goods at bar gains and suggests ways to locate boarding places when visiting the city.
A long market list details items from butter and eggs to buckwheat and dried fruits. The note mentions a fishing party led by Bill Johnson returning fishless, with only Folger's coffee providing amusement, and urges readers to read today's Daily World.
Major league owners and patrons meet in New York to decide leadership and schedules. Talks center on retaining Johnny Heydler as NL president and potential moves to form a syndicate by seizing the Philadelphia club. Contention also over whether the 154 game season should be shortened or lengthened.
The Pennsylvania State Hotel association, representing leading hostels statewide, held its annual convention in York with a large attendance. Two days will cover discussions on thwarting hotel beat schemes and other mutual concerns. A banquet for visitors is planned by William A. Riest of the Colonial hotel, after the meeting. Ladies of the M E church are invited to a Wednesday gathering at Mrs. John Godfrey’s home.
A promotional notice describes Kerman in Fresno County as fertile and rapidly developing with irrigation, offering oranges lemons olives figs peaches and more. It claims yields above twenty five million dollars yearly and highlights affordable best lands with liberal terms from Carnine and Storgaard of Kerman California.
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