Call for a Humane Society by Ladies Advancing Protection
A reader urges forming a humane society to protect animals and support female humane agents. He recounts attending a meeting with his daughter, notes lack of female attendance, contrasts New England practices where women run offices, and cites horses starving for water on Badger mountain. He invites churches to host future gatherings and pledges to help, while praising enterprising ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily World
Stevenson
Commercial Club
Halling
New England
New Hampshire
Badger Mountain
Wenatchee Men at Riverside
T P Smith of Wenatchee hauled lumber to his homestead recently filed on in Wagon Road coulee. A residence and other buildings will be erected and Smith will reside there when ready. Frank Davison and family have rented the George Webber cottage and will occupy next week. Derifield and Smith bought W M Wolfe ranch of 139 acres known as the old Miles place adjoining Tugaw ranch. They will locate at once and bring their families up from Wenatchee next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Smith
Wenatchee
Wagon Road Coulee
Mr. Smith
Frank Davison
George Webber
Mr. Davison
Doan's Kidney Pills Backache Relief Claim
A Blacksmith from Ellensburg testifies that after suffering backache from kidney trouble he used Doan's Kidney Pills and found relief after the first doses. The advertisement claims the pills target the seat of the disease and notes nationwide distribution through Foster Milburn Co. and sole agents in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kay
W. Fourth St
Ellensburg
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Home Tea Company
New Ma
Chinery
Keiser’s Cafe
Keiser
ativeEo
LANGS
First
Second Street North
Chelan and
Mission
Wenatchee Business College
Humane Society
Ient
Riverside
Nature
Ney
Doan
Opyright
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Mallory Cravenette
Douglas and Florsheim
Cluett and Monarch
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