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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
7
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Readable listings show a wide range of fruits, vegetables, dairy, canned goods, and meats with prices. Items include apples, raisins, pears, citrus, cheese, honey, cereals, lard, and various cuts of beef and poultry. Local market activity centers on seasonal produce and staple staples for households.
A reader laments unpunctual pruning methods in the valley and pushes for urgent disease prevention through tool disinfection. The letter notes rising diseases since the writer's arrival and calls for growers to demand tool sanitation and to burn infected trees.
Boston December 28 The Massachusetts legislature may pass a law to compensate workers for injuries in employment. A public hearing began on a draft bill outlining no fault coverage with dependents' payments for death and formulas for varying degrees of incapacity. The act covers employers and employees statewide with arbitration for disputes and allows dual remedies under limited conditions.
The Missouri and Illinois Folklore societies began a two day joint session at the Missouri Historical Society rooms in St Louis. Attendance is large and the program unusually interesting. The Boston Red Sox have forty players reserved for next season.
A roundup of contract signings and player moves includes Kid Elberfeld sending his signed deal to Manager McAleer and Mike Doolan agreeing to a three year term with the Philadelphia Nationals. Also noted are Detroit’s Cuba tour results, new owners in Troy and Boston, managerial changes, and other league updates.
Lakeville reports a salary of 5000 dollars for 1911. Robert Lee Hedges remains St. Louis Browns president until a stockholders meeting next month when new officers may be elected. Mordecai Brown and Orvie Overall threaten to quit baseball, and Charley Murphy may face a financial setback as he works to align his team.
The Illinois Society of the War of 1812 will hold its annual banquet in Chicago. Governor Harmon of Ohio is expected to attend. Members of the Perry's Victory Centennial Commission from eight states will also be present.
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