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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
3
Editor W. W. R. visits Michigan and learns Wenatchee apples dominate shelf displays and prices, while Yakima fruit is undersold. He criticizes local dealers for mislabeling and urges Yakima producers to improve marketing and expand eastern shipments.
Aberdeen World notes Wenatchee failed to threaten Chicago and were overwhelmed by new plays that baffled the western squad. The piece suggests Tacoma Aberdeen or Seattle teams would have offered a stronger challenge.
Waterville Washington residents note a series of local events. John W Hanna newly elected prosecuting attorney wed Maude Pepper on Sunday afternoon with Rev J O Hawk presiding. Mrs Fred Knemeyer hospitalized in Spokane after a month of illness. Mrs Fred Z Alexander heads to Burdett New York with son to visit mother and shop in New York City. Alexander Mercantile sends son Spencer along to Spokane. Mrs J O Hawk and children visit friends at Peshastin.
Jack Sullivan and Frank Mantell meet in a ten round NYC bout. Earl Denning faces Johnny Richter in a ten round bout in Jeffersonville Indiana. Jack O Keefe takes on Jack Holzermer in a ten round clash at Fort Wayne Indiana.
This is a foreclosure sale in Chelan County Washington issued by the Superior Court. John D. Dill S H Sumner and H H Benton sue Wenatchee Orchard and Irrigation Company for eleven thousand seven hundred ninety three dollars and fifty eight cents with interest and costs. The property includes Swakane Valley Orchards lots and water rights and is to be sold at public auction on January 14 1911 at 10 a.m. at the Wenatchee court house to satisfy the judgment and costs.
A New Years motorcycle contest featured riders Edward Rose Emerson Bardin Phil Rose Ted Bryant and Ed Rose with others possible. The course ran three quarters of a mile on Mission Street finishing near Palouse Street at 55 mph. Chelan County turns 11 on January 3 1899’s legislature created it with rapid growth in population and resources. debts nearly cleared. schools rose from 28 to 65 districts. fruit shipments climbed from 30 to 2000 cars in 1919. The Columbia borders the east and the Cascades the west offering tourism potential.
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