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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1908
Page
2
The Daily World invites quick advertisements for local businesses and notices. Contact the classifieds desk for affordable rates and fast placement to reach nearby customers.
Horseshoe Theater at 112 N Wenatchee Ave advertises nightly 8:30 openings and Saturday 2:30 matinee. It promises finest moving pictures illustrated songs and vaudeville with biweekly program changes. Prices 10c and 25c. Louis Michel proprietor. Gem Cafe offers a two bit meal.
The article notes President Roosevelt repudiating charges he used federal patronage to back Taft. It quotes Roosevelt defending his record against Harriman Standard Oil and railroad interests funding opponents. It warns anti administration forces spread falsehoods ahead of the June Republican convention and election year scrutiny.
A local skeptic argues Wenatchee will not grow, but three years of development show steady expansion. The critic, unnamed and not on the Daily World subscription list, pushes doom while the town continues to rise.
The Wenatchee World decries pessimists and argues for a strong congressional candidate from North Central Washington. Interpaper replies urge representation from nearby regions, with readers urged to support a capable man to lift local visibility. Also notices request the return of goods taken from W. F. McCormick’s house and a classified want ad seeking a furnished five room house.
The We natchee Daily World urges a Central Washington candidate and backs A L Rogers of Waterville for Congress. Rogers, praised as experienced and well suited to Eastern Washington, would be a strong successor to Wesley L. Jones, with many Douglas County supporters backing his candidacy.
A local note states Wenatchee Canning Co will not yet build a Cashmere plant due to current economics. Discharged worker spread false plans. company aims to eventually place canneries in Wenatchee Cashmere and Brewster. Also an ad warns against L H France billing in Louis Michel’s name.
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