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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1909
Page
6
The advertisement fragment promotes Daily World Want Ads as a source to find horse bargains, buyers offering high prices, farm and home opportunities, and boarding options in the city. It frames want ads as a quick way to stay in touch with opportunities and profits.
A dense list of produce and meat prices with items like lima beans beets peaches prunes raisins onions cabbage cauliflower celery and various fish meats. Prices range from a few cents per pound to several dollars per quantity with notes on lard cottolene alfalfa hay and wheat hay.
Partial standings-style entry lists banks clerks and electrics with dates in January. No postponements noted. Entries mention Maxwells with several January dates and Republics with dates in January.
A Good Roads association for Badger Mountain residents was organized at Beaver Creek schoolhouse on December 22. Officers elected include S. J. Mulloy as president Henry Kuhlman as vice president J. W. Bromiley as secretary and treasurer A directing committee of A. A. Fargo Frank W. Bromiley L. Kuhlman Wm. Sandhop Adam Oppel and Marc Clark was named as supervisor advisors. Meetings set for the first Monday in December annually or as called by directors. Mulloy chosen supervisor pending county commissioners’ approval.
Mrs. H. F. Raybourn aged 22 years 11 months 13 days died Friday evening at 233 F Street North. She left a four year old child. born in Colorado. wife of H. S. Raybourn and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Marks. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. in Sprague & Ruppe undertaking rooms with Rev. Johnson of the Baptist church officiating.
An offer promotes a $3.50 recipe claimed to cure weak manhood and vitality. It pledges a physician created formula sent without charge to any man who writes to Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit, asserting the remedy is quick and home based.
District No 63 Chelan county seeks bids for a one room school building. Plans at clerk C S Replogle home one mile south of Bates. Bids open at 1 pm January 10 1910. Board may reject any or all bids. By order of the board C S Replogle.
Going to California Kerman lands in Fresno county offer apricots alfalfa Indian corn melons and all fruits and vegetables with irrigation. The text touts lands selling for over twenty five million dollars per year and promises health comfort and profits as rapid settlement expands. It also notes German lands are level rich productive with thorough irrigation and liberal terms.
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