Wenatchee Post Office Second Class Matter Note
An item notes the mailing status as second class matter at the Wenatchee Washington Post Office indicating standard publication handling.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1905
Page
2
An item notes the mailing status as second class matter at the Wenatchee Washington Post Office indicating standard publication handling.
A December 26 1905 editorial condemns Wenatchee mayor Mr Littlefield for questioning enforceable laws. It argues the mayor swore to enforce laws not interpret them and urges residents to compel him to fulfill duty. The piece mocks politicians world affairs and the press while warning of threats to lawful governance.
A dispatch from Constantinople quotes the Batoum Turkish consul reporting Armenians massacring Turks at about 500 per day. The claim comes from a London Evening Standard dispatch.
Officer Dan McCarthy known as Big Dan saved William Potte from Cahokia creek after Potte fell into icy water while crossing the viaduct. McCarthy swam with the man to shore after a brief struggle, his third rescue in fourteen months, with friends planning to forward his name to the Carnegie fund trustees.
During the grange movement Governor Taylor pushed railway regulation laws similar to La Follette era measures onto the statute books but they were repealed by the next legislature. A notable Supreme Court fight established the state's right to regulate corporations.
Richard A. McCardy former Mutual Life Insurance Company president and his wife transferred real estate in Morristown on December 16 and 19 to their son Robert H. McCurdy. The son then moved his mother into the family home valued around 400 000, placing the country house and estate in Mrs Richard A. McCardy’s name.
Rev John Raft ey and wife took children to Wenatchee to see Santa at headquarters. Vinto Amey boarded the train for Trinidad. Work started on A L Smarts new house on Nobbys hill in Malaga. C B Reed and Grace drove to Wenatchee for Christmas shopping. Mrs T D Walker of Clockum rode the noon train to Wenatchee for visits and shopping. Mr and Mrs P Vaal visited the county seat Thursday.
In Daggett California on December 2 a Christmas tree loaded with gifts was unveiled in a Pullman vestibule aboard a train. Forty Eastern newspaper men guests of the Los Angeles Limited enjoyed the surprise, a festive yuletide demonstration during their cross country trip.
Madison newspaper notes former Wisconsin governor William R. Taylor, who served from 1874 to 1876, has today moved to reside at the Old People’s home.
Fourteen by five acres of land near Cashmere offering 200 bearing apple and peach trees plus 160 two year old trees. Twenty five acres alfalfa with a four mile delivery ditch and a ten room plastered house. Large barn and a good well. A 20 inch water right under a good ditch. Asking price 3000 dollars cash with balance over four years at eight percent. Contact G A Virtue 306 Boston Block Seattle Wash.
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