World Contest Forms Fair Field for All Participants
Contestants may win votes across districts and states as the World’s contest nears. The entry list includes numerous Misses from Washington districts with scores and contact details, and a reminder that voting ends Saturday, April 11.
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Maud Pruett
Chelan
Grace Reed
Malaga
Jessie Kinney
Ruby Delong
Cashmerés
Olive H. Stewart
Quin
Millie D. Martin
Leavenworth
Francis Fisher
Orondo
Mae Murdock
Waterville
Cccevces
Delia Tompkins
Eva Jones
Cashmere
Esre
Rubs Eiu Aod
Poftis AG Raandior
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World to Alaska contest gains rapid voter momentum
The World contest for trips to Alaska attracts wide support as ballots pour in across districts. Candidates seek friends' aid with strong interest and new entrants appearing daily. A special offer grants 1500 votes for entries by Feb 28, and three separate contests determine the finalists with top vote getters winning travel and accommodations.
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Alaska
Sweepstakes Promises Alaska Trip Prizes for World Winners
Contest offers three districts to select young women who will win a first class Alaska voyage with Inland Sea route, staterooms and meals. Voting relies on paper ballots and subscriptions to the Daily World and Advance, with votes awarded per duration and subscriber status.
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Alaska
Waterville
Chelan
Wilson Creek
Peshastin
Cashmere
Leavenworth
Entiat
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Contest Department of the World
Daily World
Officer Insco in Waterville on land deal business
Dr. McCoy returned from Waterville after performing an operation on Mr. Emmons and reports a rough passage. Carrol Weeks arrived from Spokane and entertained the fair sex on our boulevards. Also notes on Woman's Exchange and free samples of Parisian chocolates at Mascot Cigar store.
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Insco
Waterville
McCoy
Emmons
Carrol Weeks
George Cohan
Broadway
Spokane
Mascot Cigar Store
Notice of change in job department management
All persons owing this office for job work delivered before this date will please settle with J. M. Cunningham. For work done after this date payment will be to Rufus Woods. Beginning Monday morning the job department will be under Rufus Woods. February 22, 1908.
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J. M. Cunnigham
Rufus Woods
Wenatchee ads feature pipe deals and cafe quick bites
The notice highlights Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co offering pipe at low prices with a phone contact, plus promotional lines for the Gem Cafe promising good meals. It also mentions pipe in carload lots via Columbia Valley Bank and a social event by the Ideal order of Highlanders, a dance on the 26th.
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Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee Plumbing and Heating Co
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James H. McGahan
Wenatchee Vineyards
Douglas County
Warren & Littleton
W. R. Prowell
Mission Street
Wenatchee Theatre
Tongel
Lee Willard
J. E. Ferguson
Grand View
Wenatchee Realty and Investment Company
Vida Uglrey
Csac
Ek Se Rees
Jessie Wilson
Paks Baie
Anna Sumneng
Faun Wells
Marne AG Ayers
PSOE
Wien
AELSS
BESS
Winmane
Sora
Zuma Reeves
Corre
Tom Mets
Mildred Hollenbeck
Dietric Et
Wenatchee
Wash
Orondo Avenue
City of
Woman's Exchange
Just
B. J. Tiffany
Wenatchee Hotel
J. M. Cunningham
H. J. Kimmel
South King Street
U. F. Lake
Wenatchee, Wesh
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Rice the Liveryman
Wenatchee Avenue
Walter M. Olive
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Guilford
Marr
Victor Talking Machines
E. H. D. Webb
Gem Cafe