Royalty Looks Out for Rainy Day
Copenhagen Denmark December 24 King George I once Danish prince who sat on the throne of Greece for forty seven years nears a rainy day event with finances and estates. He saved yearly sums and invested in Paris Bourse and American securities. His fortune largely outside Greece and two Danish estates bought for future residence near Athens.
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Copenhagen
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George I
Greece
Europe
Denmark
Christian
Louise
George
Paris
Portugal
Athens
Wiley Rice Buys North Side Grocery Interest
Wiley Rice has purchased C G Knowles interest in the North Side Grocery and will run the business alone in the future, according to the Leavenworth Echo.
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Wiley Rice
C. G. Knowles
North Side
Leavenworth Echo
Nebraska seeks law to ban wormy apples from state
The Commercial Club plans a push to urge Nebraska lawmakers to prohibit sale of wormy apples. P B Packwood, an Entiat grower, reports Nebraska buyers reject Missouri imports and favor Washington fruit. Nebraska legislator W L Kirk supports such a bill and may introduce it. Packwood offers Stayman Winesap boxes for distribution.
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Nebraska
P. B. Packwood
Entiat
Washington
Missouri
W. L. Kirk
Creighton
Packwood
Coburn
Lincoln
Kirk
Bradshaw Brothers Grow 26 Acre Redlands Orange Grove
J. E. Bradshaw notes his brother Walter manages the 26 acre Redlands orange grove once owned by their father. They report fair crop and fine tasting fruit with shortages of water hindering Yiueapa valley apple prospects.
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J. E. Bradshaw
Walter
Redlands
California
Walter Bradshaw
Yueiapa
N. W. Bradshaw
Bradshaw Boys
Wenatchee Valley
Voters and Voting Poll Tax Incentive Proposal
A reader proposes an incentive to vote by levying a yearly poll tax of two dollars for citizens aged over 21 and under 70, collected by county treasurers to fund elections, with credit given if the person votes that year. The letter recalls prior experiences with paying taxes.
Road poll tax urged as civic duty in Waterville
M. B. Malloy of Waterville appeals for broad participation in funding road improvements and election costs. He argues everyone should help by voting or paying money, including aliens who would gain naturalization through the process. He calls it a civic duty rather than a penalty.
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Sacramento
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Tumwater Bank
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M. B. Malloy
Waterville
Harlin & Rollison
Wenatchee Theatre
Santa Claus
Seattle
The
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
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