World offers Alaska prize trips for subscription drive
A Wenatchee World contest pledges Alaska trips to three districts with first class travel and accommodations. The plan links subscriptions to votes, lists districts 1 2 and 3 and amounts for daily weekly and yearly rates. Prize recipients must win the highest votes in their districts and may receive multiple rewards or trips.
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Alaska
Waterville
Chelan
Wilson Creek
Peshastin
Cashmere
Leavenworth
Entiat
P. O
Contest Department of the World
Daily World
Wenatchee
Wash
Man Aboard Terror as Train Carriage Hostage Scene
A London bound train carriage becomes a scene of menace when a man suddenly enters and uses razors to threaten an elderly passenger with an orange. The terrified woman endures the bizarre assault until rescue arrives after the first stop eighty miles away. A second item notes a Swiss hotel notice warning guests about meals and charges in a comic translated style.
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London
St. James
Switzerland
Charcer
Cate
Bob Smith Charms Audiences In Valley Tour
Bob Smith the humorous entertainer performs with the Wenatchee Military Band, presenting a program that recalls old songs and Southern imagery. The show concludes with a vivid finale and audience cheer, as readers anticipate another appearance.
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Bob Smith
Whitlecomb Riley
Dot Kid
Mark Twain
Marie
Portage la Prairie
Wenatchee
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