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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
3
A Chelan Douglas counties reader thanks the Daily World for its editorial The Nation s Chief and asks to gauge local opinion on the next president. He suggests the paper survey Chelan and Douglas counties to measure sentiment for a candidate who represents the people rather than special interests.
Readers advertise a wide range of livestock and pets in the Daily World Wants column with buyers eager for ducks turkeys geese pigeons and small animals. Sellers are urged to place a notice to reach potential buyers.
At a Spokane holiday church meeting 400 attendees heard Mrs. William A. Dunn of Albany Ore deny ever tasting gum saying she has never chewed it. Her claim, noted as unprecedented by Spokane confectioners, followed a minister inviting women who had never chewed gum to rise.
Christmas Day snowfall left the hillsides in prime coasting shape with Orondo Avenue in top condition. Dozens of boys from fifteen to forty five enjoy the winter sport, and teams are urged to keep off the track to ensure a good show for the youngsters.
Miss Grace Hamilton daughter of Mrs L Hamilton and sister of Fred arrives from Chicago to establish permanent residence in this city.
A concise notice listing livestock and teams for sale including a cow calf Jersey heifer driving team saddle horse drag team matched sorrels span of mules pony and pigs offered for sale to buyers.
Mr and Mrs A N Corbin sail the Sound for their holiday visit. The couple plans sightseeing and a relaxing coastal vacation, enjoying the seasonal scenery and maritime ambiance.
Superintendent and Mrs A L Brown celebrate the arrival of their daughter born December 26 weighing eleven pounds. The couple and friends extend congratulations on the Christmas gift.
Mr and Mrs J E Foss of Mankato Minnesota arrived in the city yesterday and are guests of Mrs A J Honeywell on Poplar Street It is probable they will locate here in the near future
The 852 club postpones its regular meeting to next Thursday afternoon with entertainment by Miss Preece at her Chelan Avenue North home. St Luke's choir held regular practice last evening at Mrs. C E Griggs residence on Orondo Avenue.
Those with money to loan should consult John A. Gellatly, versed in securities and titles, who can save lenders money at ten percent per year, not to you.
A prosperous Quincy merchant named Emil Salberg was observed conducting business in the city yesterday. The note questions if this could be the same Emil, with commentary from Quincy Quill and Natchee World casting doubt on identity.
Early morning bulletin from Daily World reports on developing local stories. Includes brief notes on police activity, school events, traffic updates, and weather outlook for the day with named officials and locations.
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