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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
2
A large Montana outfit of 15 teams and 20 men led by Swansen Brothers begins camps on the reservation side of the river near Oroville. Construction crews push work upriver toward Riverside and south toward Pateros and Brewster with more camps expected.
The fragment notes river location and projected completion with the opening of spring but lacks clear entities or actions to form a complete summary card.
Advocates of a dry town note Christmas Eve passed without an arrest or a drunken man on the street. Breweries mailed circulars and a few orders were placed. Some local contractors who favored saloons have shifted to the dry side to keep workers without hiring new crews. J. B. McCauley of Frank Packing Co Wenatchee visited Mansfield to arrange poultry shipment.
An advertorial touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion and related diseases. It claims impurities in blood stem from stomach disorders and promises a money back guarantee if the large bottle does not help. The copy urges readers to buy a dollar bottle at local druggists.
Mortgage transfers and satisfactions, deeds and loans listed with parties and amounts including Joseph Searles Nancy J Anvil Henry Leighton Wm Turner Earl McKee and Abbie Sattler among others, reflecting property transactions and public records.
Washington's wheat crop this year was worth 33 million. The winter wheat crop for 1909 totals 20.124 million bushels valued at 18.715 million, yielding 25.8 bushels per acre. Idaho winter wheat runs 9.135 million bushels worth 7.947 million with 29 bushels per acre. Idaho spring wheat reports 5.33 million bushels valued at 4.637 million, with 26 bushels per acre.
I E Garner and family leave for California to join Wenatchee colony members in Long Beach for several months. They travel with J I Thomas and others to the southern coast.
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