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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1907

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Farmers Telephone grows to Pacific Northwest network

Starting with a small exchange three years ago the Farmers' Telephone and Telegraph Co. has built the strongest local system in the United States with over 800 telephones from Peshastin to Malaga. A brick building houses a modern switchboard and the entire Wenatchee Valley telecommunication network. The venture began to meet orchardists needs for market and shipment updates, expanding as growers invested, until villagers joined as subscribers and stockholders.

Bell Telephone Company United States Farmers’ Telephone and Telegraph Co Pacific Northwest Peshastin Malaga Wenatchee Valley Farmers’ Telephone Company Seattle Spokane Dakotas

Marconi Exhibit At Wenatchee Theatre Draws Light Attention

The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company staged its first free wireless exhibition at the Wenatchee Theatre last night. The engineer, with nine years at Marconi shops, appeared more as a mechanic than lecturer. Two more exhibitions are advertised for tonight and tomorrow.

Wenatchee Theatre Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company Marconi

Women in Iceland seek full ballot in parliament

A majority of adult Icelandic women petitioned the current session of parliament to extend suffrage beyond municipal voting. The piece notes Icelanders as intelligent and law-abiding, cites rare crime, and recalls the king of Denmark visiting with peasants staying on their land rather than gathering at the roadside.

Iceland

Fire Department Meeting Tonight in Wenatchee

Members of the Wenatchee Volunteer Fire Department will meet tonight at the Commercial Club at eight o'clock.

Wenatchee

Rural Progress and the Urban Spirit in the Countryside

A Success Magazine piece argues that over the last five years the city’s influence has moved into rural districts. The urban spirit travels with emigrants returning to hometowns, spreading social ideas via telephone, trolley, autos, and rural mail wagons.

Success Magazine

Chelan County Club Formed by UW Students

Twenty three University of Washington students from Chelan county and nearby areas meet in the Administration building to form the Chelan County Club. The new group aims to promote social ties and advance Chelan county and university interests in Seattle and locally. Officers will be elected at the Thursday meeting and plans for future work outlined.

Seattle University of Washington Chelan County Lakeside William A. McPherson Cashmere Fred Sutton Nellie Sutton Tacoma Montana University

Majority Oppose City Extension In We natchee Area

Fifty five families in Garden Home Suburban Home Second Suburban Home and Smith Park additions respond with 36 votes. Twenty six oppose extending city limits while twelve favor it. Garden Home adds six in favor vs two against. Smith Park adds no votes. Many residents are unsure which addition they live in.

Garden Home Smith Park City of Wenatchee

Wenatchee Heights plans 30000 trees for spring planting

L. V. Wells of the Wenatchee Heights Orchard Company reports that 30 000 trees will be planted next spring on 450 acres at Wenatchee Heights. The project covers most of the former Wheeler property with 150 acres already treed and 160 acres remaining on the hill. Spitzenberg Jonathan and Winesap apples lead the stock, with some peaches apricots and cherries included.

Wenatchee Heights L. V. Wells

Greater Wenatchee Seeks Ties With Upper Country Merchants

Local World interview captures Wenatchee merchants urging closer ties with the upper country. Postmaster Hull notes Wenatchee’s potential beyond the Cascades, while U K Lail H C Littlefield and J A Seaman press mutual gain through cooperation and expanded trade.

Wenatchee Perry Ialan Hull Okanogan Pogue

Difference in Opinion on Roosevelt and Panic

The article contrasts public mood amid a market panic. It argues most people blame Roosevelt and his policies, while Wall Street figures defend the administration with a warning against manufactured sensationalism.

Wall Street Theodore Roosevelt Park Row Success Magazine

Waterville county seat feature anchors 20 page edition

The Waterville County Press prints a 20 page edition plus a striking cover. A centerpiece long descriptive article explores Water ville as the county seat of Douglas County.

County Press of Waterville Douglas County

More Postal Clerks Add Holiday Help

Postmaster Hull assigns extra assistants Connie Parker and Jeff Robertson from December 20 to year end. Patrons seeking war bonds and box rent are directed to window No 3.

Hull Connie Parker Jeff Robertson Warjels

United Wireless equips ships on Tacoma route

President H F Alexander announced that United Wireless Telegraph Co will equip S S Portland with wireless gear, and steamers Bertha Jeanie Buckman Watson of Alaska-Pacific fleet from Tacoma to Seattle will follow. Tacoma commercial station now handles messages. another Seattle station was tuned up today.

Tacoma H. F. Alexander Alaska Coast Company United Wireless Telegraph Co S. S. Portland Bertha Jeanie Buckman and Watson Alaska-Pacific Steamship Company Seattle United Wireless Telegraph Company

The Alaskan seats go on sale at Wenatchee Drug

Tickets for John Cort's comic opera The Alaskan go on sale at Wenatchee Drug Company. Sixty five cast members are listed. Performances on January 6 and 7. Out of town orders receive preference in order received.

Wenatchee Drug Company John Cort Jane Uary

McCullough Opens Shop In North Arrow Livery Area

A. J. McCullough reopens the old Vachon stand north of the Arrow Livery and will run a general blacksmithing and repair business. He begins work tomorrow.

A. J. McCullough Arrow

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