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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
4
A local jeweler advertises a full line of Gentlemen's Seal and Initial Rings and Cuff Links in solid gold with ornate settings. The shop also offers general jewelry including ladies' and gentlemen's gold and silver watches chains charms rings brooches and more.
A colonial era vignette describes an old woman selling whisky without a license with a sting of wit where the excise officer finds no action despite gifts and change. The piece alternates with anecdotes about professors, marital mischief, and a Scots sexton noting soundness.
A London Gentlewoman notes the appeal of inviting enemies to a brutal breakfast. The piece imagines waking foes at unearthly hours and serving a hearty, hungry meal they could not eat.
A brief exchange on literary motives and merit as editors debate a poem's value. The editor asserts its quality but notes it would justify quiet theft away from the front, reflecting on the temptations of posterity and artistic work.
The Reverend H W D Kirkendall arrived Monday evening from Mt Vernon where he has served as pastor of the First Baptist church. He plans to return to Mt Vernon immediately after the holidays.
Short help wanted notice seeks a woman to work by day or week with details available at Reading Rooms. Dated December 31.
The Blacksmith A J McCullough opens a repair shop in the old Vachon stand on Wenatchee Avenue near Arrow Livery. Promises prompt attention for old and new customers and guarantees satisfaction.
A mosaic of short notes and quips from various sources. Includes remarks on teaching, Yezo women with tattooed mustaches, Saybrook platform enforcing Congregationalism, marital cooking, social jests, and light university life. Ends with a weather-forecast joke from New Orleans.
Report notes election results for Coulee City municipal posts with mayor A W Repolt and treasurer A L Tucker among the winners. The piece critiques local journalism, accusing businessman Olweil of smearing coverage and labeling the Press as biased, promising sharper reporting ahead.
February ball at Miller’s, dances, a jail stay for Felix Shafer, and deer encountered on wood trips. A new power ferry planned below Wenatchee, library fund-raiser at Hotel Chelan, and a possible drowning of Long Hair Bill. Transportation plans discuss Central Washington rail routes and river steam navigation.
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